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I POINTED A NASA SATELLITE AT 6 COUNTRIES AND STARTED TRADING OFF FIRE COORDINATES.
$500 -> $7,778. 16 trades. 11 wins, 5 losses.
All on prediction markets. All on free data from space.
NASA publishes thermal anomalies from orbit. Every 6 hours. The VIIRS satellite scans the entire planet and logs every fire, explosion, missile strike. Coordinates, power in megawatts, timestamp.
This is for forestry rangers. They track fires in Montana. I track fires in Gaza.
6 regions. Simultaneously. Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, Taiwan Strait, Korean Peninsula, Israel/Gaza, Persian Gulf.
One API call per region - fire count over 24 hours in any rectangle on Earth.
The logic: 14-day rolling average. If today's fires are 3x the baseline - anomaly.
Ran 270 days blind. The bot didn't know dates, didn't read news. Just numbers.
Gaza, August 2023: 6 fires per day. Normal. October 7: 69. An 11x anomaly. The bot screamed hours before most people grasped the scale.
Kursk, summer 2024: zero fires for weeks. A quiet agricultural region. August 2: 16 fires. August 3: 21 fires, 94 megawatts. Heavy equipment. The official offensive began August 6. The bot saw it 4 days early.
Syria, November 2024: 76 fires. Then 81. Then 61. Three weeks before Assad fell.
One satellite - not enough. Added 9 more sources. OpenSky - military aircraft. USGS - seismic activity. VIX, gold, crypto, forex, fear & greed.
10 inputs. Claude analyzes everything and outputs: contract, price, edge, position size, BUY or SKIP.
Dynamic Kelly: 11x anomaly + 6 confirming sources = 50% of bankroll. A random 3x blip with one source = 3%. A false alarm cost $41. A real signal returned $470.
5 losses - one mistake. The bot kept buying Kursk after the region was on fire permanently. The anomaly became the new normal. The edge evaporated.
Anomaly detection works on the first spike. Not on the continuation.
News tells you what happened. Coordinates tell you what's about to.
$500 -> $7,778. 16 trades. 11 wins, 5 losses.
All on prediction markets. All on free data from space.
NASA publishes thermal anomalies from orbit. Every 6 hours. The VIIRS satellite scans the entire planet and logs every fire, explosion, missile strike. Coordinates, power in megawatts, timestamp.
This is for forestry rangers. They track fires in Montana. I track fires in Gaza.
6 regions. Simultaneously. Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, Taiwan Strait, Korean Peninsula, Israel/Gaza, Persian Gulf.
One API call per region - fire count over 24 hours in any rectangle on Earth.
The logic: 14-day rolling average. If today's fires are 3x the baseline - anomaly.
Ran 270 days blind. The bot didn't know dates, didn't read news. Just numbers.
Gaza, August 2023: 6 fires per day. Normal. October 7: 69. An 11x anomaly. The bot screamed hours before most people grasped the scale.
Kursk, summer 2024: zero fires for weeks. A quiet agricultural region. August 2: 16 fires. August 3: 21 fires, 94 megawatts. Heavy equipment. The official offensive began August 6. The bot saw it 4 days early.
Syria, November 2024: 76 fires. Then 81. Then 61. Three weeks before Assad fell.
One satellite - not enough. Added 9 more sources. OpenSky - military aircraft. USGS - seismic activity. VIX, gold, crypto, forex, fear & greed.
10 inputs. Claude analyzes everything and outputs: contract, price, edge, position size, BUY or SKIP.
Dynamic Kelly: 11x anomaly + 6 confirming sources = 50% of bankroll. A random 3x blip with one source = 3%. A false alarm cost $41. A real signal returned $470.
5 losses - one mistake. The bot kept buying Kursk after the region was on fire permanently. The anomaly became the new normal. The edge evaporated.
Anomaly detection works on the first spike. Not on the continuation.
News tells you what happened. Coordinates tell you what's about to.
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Someone built an interactive map of the world's entire electricity infrastructure.
Every dot is a piece of grid infrastructure. Every line carries gas, power, or data.
Free. Public. OpenGridWorks.com
How is this not everywhere?
Every dot is a piece of grid infrastructure. Every line carries gas, power, or data.
Free. Public. OpenGridWorks.com
How is this not everywhere?
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
NOW - Artemis II Moon crew head the the launch pad on a road filled with "crowds" and "lined with people."
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π¨Artemis II crew is now boarding Orion and preparing system checks
Just under 4 hours till launch π
Just under 4 hours till launch π
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Me and my homies at the gas station when Trump said the war with Iran is over
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2 years ago Claude was a research project.
Now:
> $1B in a single quarter
> 19M users.
> $350B valuation.
> $41.5B in funding.
> And now it's trading your 5 min BTC on Polymarket
Chinese AI labs got caught stealing its capabilities.
"What a time to be alive" is an understatement.
Now:
> $1B in a single quarter
> 19M users.
> $350B valuation.
> $41.5B in funding.
> And now it's trading your 5 min BTC on Polymarket
Chinese AI labs got caught stealing its capabilities.
"What a time to be alive" is an understatement.
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Shenzhen just switched on Chinaβs first 10,000-card AI cluster built with Huawei Ascend chips, marking a serious jump in Chinaβs effort to build its own large-scale AI infrastructure.
This new phase delivers 11,000 petaflops, and with Shenzhenβs earlier 3,000-petaflop phase, the site now reaches 14,000 petaflops, which shows demand is no longer theoretical.
A 92% booking rate says local AI labs, robotics firms, and universities already need far more compute than the market can easily supply.
The technical catch is chip efficiency, because reports say Ascend 910C runs at about 60% of an Nvidia H100, so China is using scale, system design, and software compatibility work to close a hardware gap rather than pretending it does not exist.
This new phase delivers 11,000 petaflops, and with Shenzhenβs earlier 3,000-petaflop phase, the site now reaches 14,000 petaflops, which shows demand is no longer theoretical.
A 92% booking rate says local AI labs, robotics firms, and universities already need far more compute than the market can easily supply.
The technical catch is chip efficiency, because reports say Ascend 910C runs at about 60% of an Nvidia H100, so China is using scale, system design, and software compatibility work to close a hardware gap rather than pretending it does not exist.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
π€― Jack Dorsey's $XYZ Block just laid out a plan to replace much of corporate hierarchy with AI coordination. Middle management exists to coordinate work, but AI can now handle that instantly. There is no longer a need to move information up and down layers.β¦
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$XYZ Block's Business lead, Owen Jennings:
The link between company headcount and output broke in early December, after AI agents quickly became capable of working inside large, complex codebases.
1 engineer + 1 designer with AI, now move 10β100Γ faster.
The link between company headcount and output broke in early December, after AI agents quickly became capable of working inside large, complex codebases.
1 engineer + 1 designer with AI, now move 10β100Γ faster.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
π¨ NEWS: OpenAI just said it has closed a $122B funding round at an $852B post-money valuation. with Amazon committing $50B and Nvidia plus SoftBank each adding $30B The business claim behind that price is scale, with OpenAI saying it now makes $2B per monthβ¦
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Chamath exposed the biggest accounting illusion in Silicon Valley history.
The two most powerful AI companies on earth are reporting revenue in completely different ways and almost nobody in the media has bothered to check the math.
OpenAI says it has $25 billion in annual revenue while Anthropic says $19 billion.
Every headline screams that Anthropic is closing the gap at breathtaking speed but those two numbers are not measuring the same thing.
OpenAI counts only the money it actually keeps, when Microsoft resells its AI through Azure, OpenAI deducts Microsoft's cut before reporting a single dollar as revenue.
Anthropic does the opposite, when Amazon Web Services resells Claude, Anthropic books the full gross amount including the portion it immediately hands back to Amazon.
Bank of America analysts estimated Anthropic could owe hyperscale cloud partners as much as $6.6 billion in revenue sharing in 2026 alone.
That money flows in and flows straight back out the door but anthropic still counts it as revenue.
Strip that out, and the competitive gap between these two companies looks nothing like the headlines.
Here is what the actual businesses look like underneath.
OpenAI is a consumer company, roughly 75% of its revenue comes from people paying monthly for ChatGPT.
Anthropic is almost entirely enterprise API, embedded inside tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor.
These are structurally different businesses on different growth curves with different margin profiles.
Both businesses are genuinely historic.
Anthropic grew from $1 billion to $14 billion in annual revenue in roughly twelve months while OpenAI crossed $20 billion in ARR and is adding roughly $1 billion in new API revenue every single month.
But the next time a headline tells you one is overtaking the other, remember what Chamath just said.
The scoreboard is broken and when the IPO filings land, the whole race gets run again with real numbers.
The two most powerful AI companies on earth are reporting revenue in completely different ways and almost nobody in the media has bothered to check the math.
OpenAI says it has $25 billion in annual revenue while Anthropic says $19 billion.
Every headline screams that Anthropic is closing the gap at breathtaking speed but those two numbers are not measuring the same thing.
OpenAI counts only the money it actually keeps, when Microsoft resells its AI through Azure, OpenAI deducts Microsoft's cut before reporting a single dollar as revenue.
Anthropic does the opposite, when Amazon Web Services resells Claude, Anthropic books the full gross amount including the portion it immediately hands back to Amazon.
Bank of America analysts estimated Anthropic could owe hyperscale cloud partners as much as $6.6 billion in revenue sharing in 2026 alone.
That money flows in and flows straight back out the door but anthropic still counts it as revenue.
Strip that out, and the competitive gap between these two companies looks nothing like the headlines.
Here is what the actual businesses look like underneath.
OpenAI is a consumer company, roughly 75% of its revenue comes from people paying monthly for ChatGPT.
Anthropic is almost entirely enterprise API, embedded inside tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor.
These are structurally different businesses on different growth curves with different margin profiles.
Both businesses are genuinely historic.
Anthropic grew from $1 billion to $14 billion in annual revenue in roughly twelve months while OpenAI crossed $20 billion in ARR and is adding roughly $1 billion in new API revenue every single month.
But the next time a headline tells you one is overtaking the other, remember what Chamath just said.
The scoreboard is broken and when the IPO filings land, the whole race gets run again with real numbers.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
Chamath exposed the biggest accounting illusion in Silicon Valley history. The two most powerful AI companies on earth are reporting revenue in completely different ways and almost nobody in the media has bothered to check the math. OpenAI says it has $25β¦
The most valuable AI startup on earth just became impossible to sell.
Investors holding $600 million worth of OpenAI shares went looking for buyers but nobody showed up.
This is the same company that just closed a $122 billion funding round at an $852 billion valuation, the largest private fundraising round in Silicon Valley history and is now watching its secondary market go completely cold.
Meanwhile, the money has to go somewhere and it went to OpenAI's biggest rival.
Anthropic shares are now being bid at valuations approaching $600 billion on secondary marketplaces.
This company was worth $61.5 billion just ten months ago, a nearly 10x move in under a year.
Here is what makes this dangerous, OpenAI's share of the enterprise AI market has already collapsed from 50% in 2023 down to 25% today while Anthropic surpassed them.
The challenger is now the market leader in enterprise AI.
OpenAI is bleeding cash at a historic rate, projecting $22 billion in spending against $13 billion in revenue, a $9 billion loss this year alone, with losses accelerating from here.
Anthropic is expected to turn cash flow positive by 2028, two full years ahead of OpenAI.
IPO bankers and lawyers are now saying they expect Anthropic to go public before OpenAI does.
Public market investors prefer the company with the cleaner story, the enterprise focus, and the shorter road to profitability.
So what changed? Sam Altman built the most famous AI brand in the world but fame is not the same as a business model.
OpenAI's consumer subscription growth is stalling across major markets while Anthropic's revenue grew nearly sevenfold in the same period.
The AI race was never just about who had the best chatbot, it was about who could build a real company underneath the hype.
Right now, the market is voting and it is not voting for the name everyone knows.
Investors holding $600 million worth of OpenAI shares went looking for buyers but nobody showed up.
This is the same company that just closed a $122 billion funding round at an $852 billion valuation, the largest private fundraising round in Silicon Valley history and is now watching its secondary market go completely cold.
Meanwhile, the money has to go somewhere and it went to OpenAI's biggest rival.
Anthropic shares are now being bid at valuations approaching $600 billion on secondary marketplaces.
This company was worth $61.5 billion just ten months ago, a nearly 10x move in under a year.
Here is what makes this dangerous, OpenAI's share of the enterprise AI market has already collapsed from 50% in 2023 down to 25% today while Anthropic surpassed them.
The challenger is now the market leader in enterprise AI.
OpenAI is bleeding cash at a historic rate, projecting $22 billion in spending against $13 billion in revenue, a $9 billion loss this year alone, with losses accelerating from here.
Anthropic is expected to turn cash flow positive by 2028, two full years ahead of OpenAI.
IPO bankers and lawyers are now saying they expect Anthropic to go public before OpenAI does.
Public market investors prefer the company with the cleaner story, the enterprise focus, and the shorter road to profitability.
So what changed? Sam Altman built the most famous AI brand in the world but fame is not the same as a business model.
OpenAI's consumer subscription growth is stalling across major markets while Anthropic's revenue grew nearly sevenfold in the same period.
The AI race was never just about who had the best chatbot, it was about who could build a real company underneath the hype.
Right now, the market is voting and it is not voting for the name everyone knows.
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Since this video, OpenAI slashed its spending commitment from $1.4 trillion to $600 billion and dropped plans for its mega Stargate data center.
Now $600 million in OpenAI shares are sitting on the secondary market with zero buyers.
Sam Altman said "I'll find you a buyer." Someone should remind him.
Now $600 million in OpenAI shares are sitting on the secondary market with zero buyers.
Sam Altman said "I'll find you a buyer." Someone should remind him.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
US just put NATO on notice "If you won't let us fly over your country to strike Iran why are we still basing troops there?" Connect the dots: πΊπΈ US withdraws from Hormuz protection π’οΈ Oil sanction relief for Russia βοΈ Base access ultimatum to NATO alliesβ¦
π¨ it just got worse.
HERE IS EVERYTHING THAT IS ABOUT TO CHANGE.
Secretary of State Rubio announced NATO countries are refusing to allow the US to use their bases. His response: "Why are we in NATO?"
This is the beginning of the end of the most important military alliance in modern history.
WHAT THE US DOES FOR NATO:
FUNDING: $850 billion+ defense budget, massive portion backstopping NATO.
TROOPS: 100,000 permanently stationed in Europe. Germany alone hosts 35,000.
NUCLEAR UMBRELLA: Every NATO country covered. That's why Germany, Italy, Belgium don't need their own nukes.
TECHNOLOGY: F-35, Patriot, HIMARS, the most advanced systems on earth.
INTELLIGENCE: NSA, CIA, NRO satellites. Several European terror attacks prevented by US intel.
BASES: Ramstein, Aviano, Rota, Moron. The US built this infrastructure.
NOW HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED:
The US needed NATO bases for Iran operations. NATO said no.
Countries that have been sheltered under the American nuclear umbrella since 1949. Countries whose economies grew wealthy because they didn't pay for defense. Those countries just said: sorry, can't help.
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE US PULLS BACK:
π¨ GERMANY: Gutted militarily for decades. Without US troops and nukes, exposed to Russia immediately.
π¨ POLAND AND BALTICS: Border Russia directly. Without Article 5, they're staring down the same gun that pointed at Ukraine.
π¨ ITALY, SPAIN, BELGIUM: Essentially defenseless. Years of underinvestment. Shells of militaries.
π¨ RUSSIA: Fractured NATO is Putin's single biggest strategic victory without firing a shot.
π¨ CHINA: Watching closely. Preoccupied Western alliance is exactly the environment China needs to move on Taiwan.
π¨ NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION: Without US umbrella, Germany, Japan, South Korea face enormous pressure to develop their own nukes.
The contradiction is brutal:
NATO countries needed America for 80 years. America delivered every single time. The one time America needed something back, a few runways and logistics support, the answer was no.
The US is finally calling them what they are.
This is the crack. And once it opens, it does not close.
HERE IS EVERYTHING THAT IS ABOUT TO CHANGE.
Secretary of State Rubio announced NATO countries are refusing to allow the US to use their bases. His response: "Why are we in NATO?"
This is the beginning of the end of the most important military alliance in modern history.
WHAT THE US DOES FOR NATO:
FUNDING: $850 billion+ defense budget, massive portion backstopping NATO.
TROOPS: 100,000 permanently stationed in Europe. Germany alone hosts 35,000.
NUCLEAR UMBRELLA: Every NATO country covered. That's why Germany, Italy, Belgium don't need their own nukes.
TECHNOLOGY: F-35, Patriot, HIMARS, the most advanced systems on earth.
INTELLIGENCE: NSA, CIA, NRO satellites. Several European terror attacks prevented by US intel.
BASES: Ramstein, Aviano, Rota, Moron. The US built this infrastructure.
NOW HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED:
The US needed NATO bases for Iran operations. NATO said no.
Countries that have been sheltered under the American nuclear umbrella since 1949. Countries whose economies grew wealthy because they didn't pay for defense. Those countries just said: sorry, can't help.
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE US PULLS BACK:
π¨ GERMANY: Gutted militarily for decades. Without US troops and nukes, exposed to Russia immediately.
π¨ POLAND AND BALTICS: Border Russia directly. Without Article 5, they're staring down the same gun that pointed at Ukraine.
π¨ ITALY, SPAIN, BELGIUM: Essentially defenseless. Years of underinvestment. Shells of militaries.
π¨ RUSSIA: Fractured NATO is Putin's single biggest strategic victory without firing a shot.
π¨ CHINA: Watching closely. Preoccupied Western alliance is exactly the environment China needs to move on Taiwan.
π¨ NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION: Without US umbrella, Germany, Japan, South Korea face enormous pressure to develop their own nukes.
The contradiction is brutal:
NATO countries needed America for 80 years. America delivered every single time. The one time America needed something back, a few runways and logistics support, the answer was no.
The US is finally calling them what they are.
This is the crack. And once it opens, it does not close.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
Custom stock screeners via TradingView API github.com/shner-elmo/TradingView-Screener
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Claude controlling #tradingview live β switching symbols, writing Pine Script, batch scanning futures, replay trading, drawing levels. All from the terminal. Still rough edges but the vision is clear.
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Claude controlling #tradingview live β switching symbols, writing Pine Script, batch scanning futures, replay trading, drawing levels. All from the terminal. Still rough edges but the vision is clear.
TradingView MCP Bridge
Personal AI assistant for your TradingView Desktop charts. Connects Claude Code to your locally running TradingView app via Chrome DevTools Protocol for AI-assisted chart analysis, Pine Script development, and workflow automation.
github.com/tradesdontlie/tradingview-mcp
Personal AI assistant for your TradingView Desktop charts. Connects Claude Code to your locally running TradingView app via Chrome DevTools Protocol for AI-assisted chart analysis, Pine Script development, and workflow automation.
github.com/tradesdontlie/tradingview-mcp
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
π¨Artemis II crew is now boarding Orion and preparing system checks Just under 4 hours till launch π
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π¨ IT'S OFFICIAL: The hatch has CLOSED and the crew is fully loaded for Artemis II launch to the moon, strapped to their seats
They are about to make HISTORY πΊπΈπΊπΈ
They are about to make HISTORY πΊπΈπΊπΈ
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