🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
#WTI All of the technical indicators like MACD, PPO, CCI, etc. say oil is collapsing to $50.
#WTI U.S. Oil falls to $78 as the energy selloff accelerates following Trump's promises of an Iran peace deal on Friday
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Fuck Cartels
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"We will find these vicious murderers and drug lords anytime, anyplace, and send them to the depths of hell where they belong."
President Trump issued the warning after announcing that U.S. Southern Command carried out a strike that killed Tren de Aragua leader Niño Guerrero.
Trump says the operation was coordinated with Venezuelan authorities and marks a major blow against the gang that U.S. officials have accused of spreading violence, extortion, drug trafficking, and terror across the region.
With Guerrero dead, Trump is signaling that other cartel and gang leaders are now on notice.
President Trump issued the warning after announcing that U.S. Southern Command carried out a strike that killed Tren de Aragua leader Niño Guerrero.
Trump says the operation was coordinated with Venezuelan authorities and marks a major blow against the gang that U.S. officials have accused of spreading violence, extortion, drug trafficking, and terror across the region.
With Guerrero dead, Trump is signaling that other cartel and gang leaders are now on notice.
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6AM. After 8 years of grind... that silent taste of success.
Yet my hunger won't let me sleep.
Yet my hunger won't let me sleep.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
6AM. After 8 years of grind... that silent taste of success. Yet my hunger won't let me sleep.
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If you don't own:
- a piece of a business (like stocks, crypto or shares)
- real estate.
- or any other income producing asset.
It's impossible to reach financial freedom.
- a piece of a business (like stocks, crypto or shares)
- real estate.
- or any other income producing asset.
It's impossible to reach financial freedom.
Starting to doubt Fable 5 ships this week.
If the export controls are still unresolved and Anthropic is still arguing with DC over jailbreak concerns, next week feels more realistic.
Brutal timing too.
GPT 5.6 is rumored for next week as well, and if it gets close to Fable level performance at a much lower price, Anthropic’s hype window could close fast.
Would be very Anthropic to finally get unblocked right as OpenAI makes the whole thing feel overpriced.
If the export controls are still unresolved and Anthropic is still arguing with DC over jailbreak concerns, next week feels more realistic.
Brutal timing too.
GPT 5.6 is rumored for next week as well, and if it gets close to Fable level performance at a much lower price, Anthropic’s hype window could close fast.
Would be very Anthropic to finally get unblocked right as OpenAI makes the whole thing feel overpriced.
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🤖 TECH: Researchers at ETH Zurich have built a quadruped robot that can track, predict, and return badminton shuttlecocks against human opponents.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
This Claude Skill KILLS AI slop from your writing. It's trained to detect every common LLM keyword, phrase, and sentence structure. You'll want to save this. github.com/hardikpandya/stop-slop
Every single vibe coder should be using this AI skill.
/improve is an agentic skill that audits your entire codebase.
Scanning for bugs, security flaws, & more.
It feels like using Fable 5's auditing capabilities.
github.com/shadcn/improve
/improve is an agentic skill that audits your entire codebase.
Scanning for bugs, security flaws, & more.
It feels like using Fable 5's auditing capabilities.
github.com/shadcn/improve
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Every single vibe coder should be using this AI skill. /improve is an agentic skill that audits your entire codebase. Scanning for bugs, security flaws, & more. It feels like using Fable 5's auditing capabilities. github.com/shadcn/improve
Your AI Agent can already code.
Now it can browse the entire internet too. 🤯
Agent Reach just exploded to 26.6K+ stars and 2.2K+ forks on GitHub in just a few months.
Instead of paying for APIs, debugging scrapers, and fighting platform restrictions, Agent Reach gives your agent a single capability layer for:
• X/Twitter search & reading
• Reddit posts & comments
• YouTube transcripts
• GitHub repos & code search
• Bilibili videos
• XiaoHongShu content
• LinkedIn pages
• RSS feeds
• Web search
The coolest part?
You don't learn new tools.
Just tell your agent:
→ "Read this tweet"
→ "Summarize this YouTube video"
→ "Find Reddit discussions about this bug"
→ "Search GitHub for AI agent frameworks"
And it figures out the backend automatically.
No API fees.
No vendor lock-in.
No wrapper abstraction.
Just one command and your AI agent gets eyes on the internet.
Agent infrastructure is becoming one of the fastest-growing categories in open source right now, and Agent Reach is one of the repos leading that wave.
100% open source (MIT).
Repo 👇
github.com/Panniantong/Agent-Reach/blob/main/docs%2FREADME_en.md
Now it can browse the entire internet too. 🤯
Agent Reach just exploded to 26.6K+ stars and 2.2K+ forks on GitHub in just a few months.
Instead of paying for APIs, debugging scrapers, and fighting platform restrictions, Agent Reach gives your agent a single capability layer for:
• X/Twitter search & reading
• Reddit posts & comments
• YouTube transcripts
• GitHub repos & code search
• Bilibili videos
• XiaoHongShu content
• LinkedIn pages
• RSS feeds
• Web search
The coolest part?
You don't learn new tools.
Just tell your agent:
→ "Read this tweet"
→ "Summarize this YouTube video"
→ "Find Reddit discussions about this bug"
→ "Search GitHub for AI agent frameworks"
And it figures out the backend automatically.
No API fees.
No vendor lock-in.
No wrapper abstraction.
Just one command and your AI agent gets eyes on the internet.
Agent infrastructure is becoming one of the fastest-growing categories in open source right now, and Agent Reach is one of the repos leading that wave.
100% open source (MIT).
Repo 👇
github.com/Panniantong/Agent-Reach/blob/main/docs%2FREADME_en.md
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Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
🚨Qatar just told its LNG buyers what the restart looks like.
50% capacity within 1 month of Hormuz reopening.
80% within 2 months.
That's the good news.
Markets will rally on this.
Headlines will say "LNG crisis ending."
Here's what those headlines will miss:
80% is not 100%.
And it never will be ...not for years.
Iranian attacks on Ras Laffan damaged 2 full liquefaction trains.
17% of Qatar's total LNG capacity.
That's 12.8 million tonnes per year gone for 3 to 5 years minimum.
Before the war, Qatar supplied roughly one fifth of all global LNG trade.
Europe and Asia were heavily dependent on those cargoes.
When Ras Laffan went dark, European gas prices jumped 40-50% in weeks.
Asian buyers scrambled.
Now Qatar comes back but permanently smaller.
The math is simple:
→ Global LNG demand is unchanged
→ Qatar's supply is structurally reduced by 17% for years
→ The gap has to come from somewhere else
Qatar restart is genuinely good news for the short term price spike.
But the medium term LNG market just got permanently tighter.
Gas prices have a new floor.
50% capacity within 1 month of Hormuz reopening.
80% within 2 months.
That's the good news.
Markets will rally on this.
Headlines will say "LNG crisis ending."
Here's what those headlines will miss:
80% is not 100%.
And it never will be ...not for years.
Iranian attacks on Ras Laffan damaged 2 full liquefaction trains.
17% of Qatar's total LNG capacity.
That's 12.8 million tonnes per year gone for 3 to 5 years minimum.
Before the war, Qatar supplied roughly one fifth of all global LNG trade.
Europe and Asia were heavily dependent on those cargoes.
When Ras Laffan went dark, European gas prices jumped 40-50% in weeks.
Asian buyers scrambled.
Now Qatar comes back but permanently smaller.
The math is simple:
→ Global LNG demand is unchanged
→ Qatar's supply is structurally reduced by 17% for years
→ The gap has to come from somewhere else
Qatar restart is genuinely good news for the short term price spike.
But the medium term LNG market just got permanently tighter.
Gas prices have a new floor.
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Trump with the Emir of Qatar:
The Emir is a fantastic man, respected all over the world.
Prime Minister likewise, but we have to go with the Emir first.
The Emir is a fantastic man, respected all over the world.
Prime Minister likewise, but we have to go with the Emir first.
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🔥🚨 JUST NOW — President Trump meets with the Emir of Qatar at the G7 Summit, surrounded by his TOP cabinet members.
Sec. Marco Rubio, Sec. Scott Bessent, Howard Lutnick, and Susie Wiles.
"Qatar has been a great investor. Qatar is investing tremendous amounts of money into our country!"
Sec. Marco Rubio, Sec. Scott Bessent, Howard Lutnick, and Susie Wiles.
"Qatar has been a great investor. Qatar is investing tremendous amounts of money into our country!"
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$HOOD/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
Robinhood $HOOD just announced it will be laying off roughly 10% of its workforce
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
#WTI We're 1/2 way through the U.S. Oil upswing. Don't worry, it'll all be over next week. When people ask "Why the f*** is oil plummeting?" just reply "It's science." 😉
The CEO of one of Ireland's biggest banks just said what most traders don't want to hear.
"I would not get overexcited about a sustained moderation in oil prices."
That's Colin Hunt, AIB chief, on Bloomberg TV today.
He's a banker reading the same data everyone else has and still seeing fragility where markets see relief.
His reasoning:
→ US SPR at its weakest since the early 1980s
→ OECD commercial inventories still trending down
→ Iran's ability to threaten Hormuz hasn't disappeared
→ A ceasefire framework is not a guarantee
Many banks still see Brent in the low 90s near term.
The risk scenarios? $120-150 if disruption returns.
The market celebrated the MoU.
Brent pulled back.
Headlines declared the crisis "easing."
But here's the question nobody is asking:
How much of Hunt's "don't get overexcited" risk is actually priced in right now?
The market is pricing the deal... Not the reality.
"I would not get overexcited about a sustained moderation in oil prices."
That's Colin Hunt, AIB chief, on Bloomberg TV today.
He's a banker reading the same data everyone else has and still seeing fragility where markets see relief.
His reasoning:
→ US SPR at its weakest since the early 1980s
→ OECD commercial inventories still trending down
→ Iran's ability to threaten Hormuz hasn't disappeared
→ A ceasefire framework is not a guarantee
Many banks still see Brent in the low 90s near term.
The risk scenarios? $120-150 if disruption returns.
The market celebrated the MoU.
Brent pulled back.
Headlines declared the crisis "easing."
But here's the question nobody is asking:
How much of Hunt's "don't get overexcited" risk is actually priced in right now?
The market is pricing the deal... Not the reality.
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📢 ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 is now available to order worldwide.
Built on @nvidia GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip:
🧠 748GB coherent memory
🤖 1 trillion parameter models
⚡ Data-center-class performance
Learn more: asus.com/us/displays-desktops/workstations/performance/expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/
#NVIDIA #AI
Built on @nvidia GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip:
🧠 748GB coherent memory
🤖 1 trillion parameter models
⚡ Data-center-class performance
Learn more: asus.com/us/displays-desktops/workstations/performance/expertcenter-pro-et900n-g3/
#NVIDIA #AI
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Andrew Feldman on AI model selection:
Shop like you're at Costco.
You don't need to buy everything.
You don't need the biggest thing on the shelf.
And somehow you definitely don't need the 400 oz tub of mayo.
Same with AI.
Not every problem needs the biggest, most expensive model.
Shop like you're at Costco.
You don't need to buy everything.
You don't need the biggest thing on the shelf.
And somehow you definitely don't need the 400 oz tub of mayo.
Same with AI.
Not every problem needs the biggest, most expensive model.
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Anyone can buy a big model.
But nobody can buy what you've spent years building.
Compute is rented while data is earned
But nobody can buy what you've spent years building.
Compute is rented while data is earned
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$SPCX SpaceX just made one of the biggest AI acquisitions ever, agreeing to buy Anysphere, the company behind Cursor, for $60 billion.
Cursor has become one of the fastest-growing software products in history, reportedly generating about $2.6 billion in annualized enterprise revenue only a few years after launch.
The deal is expected to close in Q3 and immediately gives SpaceX ownership of one of the most important AI coding platforms on the market.
SpaceX is positioning itself as an AI infrastructure company. After folding xAI into the broader organization earlier this year, the company now controls AI models, massive compute infrastructure, satellite networks, and now one of the leading AI application layers.
Cursor gives SpaceX a direct path into enterprise software while providing Anysphere access to virtually unlimited compute resources for training and deploying next-generation coding models.
The AI race is shifting towards owning the entire stack: chips, power, compute, distribution, and applications. SpaceX appears to be assembling that stack piece by piece.
Cursor has become one of the fastest-growing software products in history, reportedly generating about $2.6 billion in annualized enterprise revenue only a few years after launch.
The deal is expected to close in Q3 and immediately gives SpaceX ownership of one of the most important AI coding platforms on the market.
SpaceX is positioning itself as an AI infrastructure company. After folding xAI into the broader organization earlier this year, the company now controls AI models, massive compute infrastructure, satellite networks, and now one of the leading AI application layers.
Cursor gives SpaceX a direct path into enterprise software while providing Anysphere access to virtually unlimited compute resources for training and deploying next-generation coding models.
The AI race is shifting towards owning the entire stack: chips, power, compute, distribution, and applications. SpaceX appears to be assembling that stack piece by piece.
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