Dannyy

To all friends in the Middle East, if possible, get a satellite phone or Starlink for everyone.
After losing internet, information becomes more important than anything else.

This is a de-identification process.
Gradually, everyone will get used to it.
From now on, the default for tweets will be "made with AI" and "paid partnership."
Also, surprisingly, the article doesn't have this setting. When will it be implemented? @nikitabier

Guessing internally in Iran, the busiest thing these days is selecting a new Supreme Leader.
Everyone's not stupid; such precise strikes must be the result of internal infiltration. AI is just used to take the blame.
Those infiltrated by the US military, when the Supreme Leader is assassinated, must show extreme grief while hiding their own excitement; they must conceal the traces of the information they provide while rallying enough people to rise to power.
If infiltration occurs, then ensuring the absolute loyalty of the new leader becomes the most important. What would you do in this

I'm just saying, today, how many of those using openclaw on X can use it continuously for over 30 days?
Wake up already.
This is just like buying memes, jumping on the bandwagon.
Memes might be a bit better, still sellable.
The tokens you burn are just burned.

The 10,000-hour deliberate practice rule from "Outlier"
Today can be replaced with:
10 trillion tokens of deliberate practice

Some people are gathering the Five Blessings all over the world; some are waiting for the red envelope rain in front of the screen.
Some use social interaction to accelerate payments, allowing funds to circulate within circles;
Others say that payment is just payment, and there's no need for all these complicated things.
Anyway, where there is incentive, there is traffic; it's just that each company has a different way of viewing KPIs and different goals to achieve.
In the past, intangible metrics that couldn't be quantified meant no marketing budget;
Now, it's about whether there is

Tonight's article is a bit too impactful; it covers the recent black public relations incidents involving BN and OK. It's a bit lengthy (over 6000 words), and I'm still considering whether to split it into two parts to publish.

Banks, casinos, and exchanges on how they handle bank runs
Banks make money from interest rate spreads, but their cash reserves are insufficient—so they fear a bank run.
Casinos are games of probability bias; as long as they don't get caught cheating, they won't lose money in the long run, so their cash reserves are definitely enough—casinos don't fear bank runs, they fear being accused of unfairness.
Exchanges are fee-based businesses that hold funds in custody; as long as they don't engage in betting themselves, they are unlikely to lose money. As long as they don't misuse assets, they won't

The saying "carving a mark on a boat to find a sword" applies here: the prediction markets in Asia-Pacific that don't launch tokens before Q1 will have to wait for Poly to seize the opportunity.
A bunch of mainstream teams are rushing into this space; I asked ten companies, and eleven are involved...
It's a truly crowded trading scene.

Actually, there's no need to regret or feel sentimental about SBF's investment in Anthropic back then. What would the outcome be if FTX had succeeded today?\nLook at how FTX was throwing money around at the time; it seemed like they didn't really consider ROI. The inner circle just thought it was interesting and looked good, so they invested.\nOther Eastern VC/PE/family offices didn't invest either because of information gaps, or they simply couldn't access that circle, or due to performance pressure.\nSometimes, the less you focus on a specific thing, the more likely you are to come up with s

I used to hear that as long as you have no money, you won't be kidnapped. Now it's that as long as you have no morals, you won't be kidnapped. Indeed, in the internet age, money is more important than morals... So here's the question: in the AI era, what is there that won't be kidnapped?