With Claude Pro using Fable 5 High, I can run ONE prompt before my session limit is reached, jeez

Imagine: just a couple years ago we wrote code by hand… and called it a productive day 😅 Vibes below

Working on a forestry data acquisition and analysis software, powered by ESA Sentinel-2 satellite imagery. Timber & carbon value estimation, optimal estimated harvest date, disease identification, more. Need test users. Let me know if you are interested

CPI, because higher oil costs elevate energy and transportation expenses, which in turn drive up the prices of many goods and services across the economy

Keräsin kaikki Nasdaq Helsingin insidertransaktiot reaaliaikaiseksi dashboardiksi. Netto sisäpiirivirta viimeiset 30 päivää: -223 270 637 €. Johtajat myyvät.

I did this while having a baby on my chest, thanks @AnthropicAI

Weekend project: Aggregated all insider transactions from Nasdaq Helsinki into a real-time dashboard. Net insider flow last 30 days: -€223,270,637. Executives are selling. A lot.

Dead internet is growing. Soon all content on this platform will be indistinguishable from AI

Opus 4.6 is training my ml model --> analysing results and model performance --> writing down issues and improvement ideas to a local file --> improves the feature engineering and ml training scripts. And iterates on this loop until key requirements are met. Been doing that for hours This is insane

For most of 2024, Bitcoin tracked the 3-month-lagged Global M2 liquidity pretty closely—the thesis being that Bitcoin follows money supply expansion with about a 3-month delay. But what's weird now is the gap that's opened up since late 2025. Global M2 (green) has stayed elevated and even ticked higher, while Bitcoin (red) has fallen sharply from its highs above $100K down to around $78K. This is a notable divergence. Two ways people typically interpret this: > Bullish read: If you believe the correlation holds, Bitcoin is "undervalued" relative to liquidity conditions and should eventually catch up to where the green line suggests it "should" be. This view would say it's a buying opportunity. > Sceptical read: Correlations break. Maybe the M2-Bitcoin relationship was overfitted to a specific period, or other forces (regulatory concerns, macro fear, risk-off sentiment, leverage unwinding) are now dominating price action in ways that liquidity alone doesn't explain. What's your take on it?

What gets me is the universal joint. It's not just a motor — it's a complete drivetrain system with a flexible coupling that lets the propeller thrust in any direction. This thing has better engineering tolerances than most things we manufacture, and it self-assembles from genetic instructions.

everyone's watching nvidia for the AI trade meanwhile NRG Energy is up 80% this year. almost double nvda. the math is simple: > data centers hit 4% of US electricity in 2024 projected 12% by 2028 > dominion forecasts 75% demand increase from data centers alone > gas turbines sold out through end of decade > $7 trillion in AI data center capex by 2030 the bottleneck soon isn't chips anymore. it's electrons. utility stocks just had their best two-year run since 2003-2004. most people still think they're "boring defensive plays"

clawdbot/moltbot/openclaw situation is wild > 85k github stars in a week > hundreds of instances found exposed on the public internet > infostealers already targeting it > researcher got it to leak a crypto private key via prompt injection in an email >cisco found 26% of community skills have vulnerabilities giving an AI agent shell access + persistent memory + messaging app integrations without proper sandboxing what could go wrong but what could go right?

The bottleneck isn't compute anymore. It's plumbing. Data engineers in biotech are quietly becoming the most important people in drug discovery and nobody's talking about it.

Everyone's hyped about BoltzGen and quantum drug discovery while their lab data sits in 47 spreadsheets and a LIMS from 2009.

95% of AI pilots in biotech fail. Not because the models suck—because the data is garbage.