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A muchos en FinX le serviría aprender esta valiosa lección. “Don't ever feel that you are very good. The second you do, you are dead." Paul Tudor Jones. — Muchos acá tienen retornos constantes de doble dígito. No se equivocan nunca. Te hablan de convicción, como si supieran lo que están haciendo. Están invirtiendo hace dos años, pero te hablan como si fueran veteranos de guerra.
Warren Buffett told Jamie Dimon: "you can report any number you want in an insurance company for a while... if you tell me I'm gonna be shot unless I come up with earnings of X carried out to eight decimal places... believe me, I can come up with that" this is him explaining the one phone call Dimon says can add $100 million of revenue, what happens to managements he'd trust with his own daughter once they start promising numbers, and which of the two hates Bitcoin more "...making a phone call and do some swaps and add 100 million dollars of revenue" " I'd be glad if they married my daughter... and when they find they can't make the numbers, sometimes they make up numbers" bookmark & watch it – then read the article below ↓
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Python and Chess retweeted
Windows keeps a thumbnail of every photo you've ever deleted. It sits in a file called thumbcache_256.db, and forensic examiners pull it routinely. There are 15 more stores like it. Here's how to find them and wipe them:
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Anyway, number 5, number 8…. super strong as well and good training by @GMJacobAagaard
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Grok @Bot usage is growing faster than anything we’ve ever seen
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Replying to @ChessbaseIndia
They were talking chess
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Muy buen hilo sobre inversiones
✅ 5 verdades que tenes que saber sobre las inversiones. Valen oro, pero te los dejo gratis: 1️⃣ No necesitás ser brillante para invertir bien. Solo necesitás evitar ser estúpido durante mucho tiempo. La mayoría de los inversores busca la acción que va a subir 10x, el próximo Tesla o Bitcoin. Pero una enorme parte del resultado final puede depender de cosas mucho más aburridas: • cuánto ahorras • cuánto tiempo permanecés invertido • cuánto pagás en comisiones e impuestos • cuánto riesgo asumís • qué hacés cuando el mercado cae 30–50% El enemigo muchas veces no es la falta de conocimiento. Es nuestro propio comportamiento. 👇
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What are your contributions to the world Pigeon?
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I was once mated in a similar position in a bullet game 😂
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Replying to @Rookreviewcom
Chess players (and people in general) are not responsible for what their governments do.
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It means, sooner than later, that we’ll have no privacy. Everything you write, tell or even think will be supervised, reviewed and controlled. Every transaction will be monitored. You will think what the party tells you to think. Welcome to 1984.
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Replying to @davidllada
C “Self-pinning for immortality”.
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Replying to @ZenCartii @vxdb
Your post is so wrong in so many levels: 1. Ahh sure, law enforcement had their reasons… we should eliminate the judiciary system as well. 2. So being tech savvy is suspicious now? 3. His personal life, private documents, messages…Why don’t you share your password with us?
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Replying to @T3chFalcon
If a big company does this and they get caught, they pay a ridiculous small fine. If a person does it, he goes to jail.
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You cannot be champ of freedom and say at the same time to stop being dramatic because we want privacy.
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Compilers are deterministic. LLM aren’t.
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Replying to @chess24com
You’re about to become a < 2700 player and you play that move? He needs to change something on his team and prep. Cannot continue like this.
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Replying to @xxChessMaster
@anishgiri need your help 🫣😜
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Replying to @agadmator
It’s tough to be WC. You have to be psychologically really strong.
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Replying to @davidllada
Like this one:
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Replying to @dhh @theHirad
David, how do you think new programmers are going to develop the skills and taste for coding if they never actually *code*? Thanks.
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