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An alleged illegal immigrant SMASHED THROUGH A CLOSET WALL and ATTACKED a 15-year-old girl who was babysitting...
...grabbing her by the hair, BEAT HER, and threatened to r*pe her, while two little kids, ages 5 and 7, watched in TERROR... BUT SHE FOUGHT HIM OFF!!!!!
Police say a 15-year-old girl was doing nothing but babysitting two young children, ages 5 and 7, in her apartment.
On the other side of her CLOSET WALL was a 29-year-old man named Obed Reyes.
Police say he PUNCHED A HOLE THROUGH THE DRYWALL, climbed into her apartment, grabbed her by the hair, punched her, and threatened to R*PE her.
All while two babies watched it happen.
This girl never gave up.
She FOUGHT BACK. She fought him off, broke free, and ran into the breezeway screaming for help.
Neighbors heard her and called 911 and began helping her.
Officers got there FAST, and they caught the attack still in progress. They pulled him off her and arrested him on the spot.
Police say Reyes lived in the same complex but didn't even know this girl. She was a stranger to him.
He's now charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, burglary, and cruelty to children. Jail records show federal authorities have placed on ICE detainer on him.
He's also labelled as a WHITE OR CAUCASIAN MALE in the arrest records.
That little girl is a warrior. And she saved herself.
GOD BLESS her, the neighbors who helped, and the officers who got there in time.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!
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An alleged illegal immigrant SMASHED THROUGH A CLOSET WALL and ATTACKED a 15-year-old girl who was babysitting...
...grabbing her by the hair, BEAT HER, and threatened to r*pe her, while two little kids, ages 5 and 7, watched in TERROR... BUT SHE FOUGHT HIM OFF!!!!!
Police say a 15-year-old girl was doing nothing but babysitting two young children, ages 5 and 7, in her apartment.
On the other side of her CLOSET WALL was a 29-year-old man named Obed Reyes.
Police say he PUNCHED A HOLE THROUGH THE DRYWALL, climbed into her apartment, grabbed her by the hair, punched her, and threatened to R*PE her.
All while two babies watched it happen.
This girl never gave up.
She FOUGHT BACK. She fought him off, broke free, and ran into the breezeway screaming for help.
Neighbors heard her and called 911 and began helping her.
Officers got there FAST, and they caught the attack still in progress. They pulled him off her and arrested him on the spot.
Police say Reyes lived in the same complex but didn't even know this girl. She was a stranger to him.
He's now charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, burglary, and cruelty to children. Jail records show federal authorities have placed on ICE detainer on him.
He's also labelled as a WHITE OR CAUCASIAN MALE in the arrest records.
That little girl is a warrior. And she saved herself.
GOD BLESS her, the neighbors who helped, and the officers who got there in time.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!
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BREAKING: The Index of US Financial Conditions is up to ~1.29 points, the easiest since 1997.
This index measures access to money across financial markets, incorporating things like interest rates, credit spreads, stock prices, the dollar, and overall borrowing conditions.
By comparison, during the March 2026 market selloff, the index was on the verge of turning negative.
Not even during the 2021 meme stock frenzy were financial conditions this easy.
The latest surge has been driven by equity markets hitting all-time highs, with US corporate bond credit spreads remaining near their tightest levels since 1998.
AI has transformed the global economy.
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This index measures access to money across financial markets, incorporating things like interest rates, credit spreads, stock prices, the dollar, and overall borrowing conditions.
By comparison, during the March 2026 market selloff, the index was on the verge of turning negative.
Not even during the 2021 meme stock frenzy were financial conditions this easy.
The latest surge has been driven by equity markets hitting all-time highs, with US corporate bond credit spreads remaining near their tightest levels since 1998.
AI has transformed the global economy.
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America was so wealthy before 2008 that Chevy built a hard top retractable pickup truck convertible and then put a manual 400hp V8 in it so it could do 0-60 in five seconds, styled after 1940s hot rods
And people bought it
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And people bought it
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When you tell women that a mother who murdered her three children needs to be punished for that
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$3 trillion Citibank urges the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act.
βWe want good regulation that supports innovation.β
Big banks are backing crypto regulations.
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βWe want good regulation that supports innovation.β
Big banks are backing crypto regulations.
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Powerwall? Nah, how about 3 Tesla Model 3 batteries for a total of 180 kWh of energy storage with enough solar to be completely off grid
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At some point liberal women need to decide: are they oppressed by men because men have all the wealth and opportunity, or are there no good men because men are failures who don't make enough money
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Lindsay Clancy is suing for personal injury monetary damages because murdering her children *hurt her* by removing the "comfort and care" provided by her children, and caused her husband to divorce her
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Hey, Michael from Prodigy Research (YC S26) again
Our launch has made the rounds and produced a lot of discourse. Much of it is around a few particular questions: if you have alpha, why raise money at all? and why do YC in particular? Iβll tackle these in order.
First, why raise money at all if you have alpha?
The short answer is that we are raising money for the same reason any business raises money.
There is a lot of what I would call βmagical thinkingβ about trading. Many people have a mental model where a profitable trading strategy is like a magic faucet. You turn it on and unlimited money comes out, simple as. If this were the case, it would be irrational for the owner of such a faucet to raise money. If more money is needed, simply get it out of the faucet.
But in fact, it takes capital to convert alpha to dollars! Prodigy is training models and building the machine that generates alpha. Capital allows us to convert alpha to dollars faster and more efficiently, do bigger and better training runs with more compute, conduct more model inference and research, build infrastructure that allows us to do more demanding kinds of trades, and generally grow the pie faster in a win-win way.
So we could recast this question as: βif you have the core of a really profitable business, why raise money?β
You will notice that this is an argument against raising money in general. A business can be profitable today (as Prodigy is) and yet have extraordinarily high-return opportunities in which to invest marginal dollars. If a dollar spent on compute today can create far more than one dollar of long-term business value, then it is much more rational to raise that dollar than to deliberately grow more slowly to avoid fundraising.
That brings us to our second question: why raise from YC in particular?
Prodigy can build and grow much faster with more compute, and raising equity capital gives us the flexibility to do that. We could have raised outside of YC, but YC offers us things like access to incredibly ambitious founders, partners who know an enormous amount about building companies, and many other resources from which we have already derived a huge amount of value.
Weβre heads-down building right now, and weβre super excited about scaling quant trading beyond human limits.
foundersprodigy.markets
realProdigyCorp
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Our launch has made the rounds and produced a lot of discourse. Much of it is around a few particular questions: if you have alpha, why raise money at all? and why do YC in particular? Iβll tackle these in order.
First, why raise money at all if you have alpha?
The short answer is that we are raising money for the same reason any business raises money.
There is a lot of what I would call βmagical thinkingβ about trading. Many people have a mental model where a profitable trading strategy is like a magic faucet. You turn it on and unlimited money comes out, simple as. If this were the case, it would be irrational for the owner of such a faucet to raise money. If more money is needed, simply get it out of the faucet.
But in fact, it takes capital to convert alpha to dollars! Prodigy is training models and building the machine that generates alpha. Capital allows us to convert alpha to dollars faster and more efficiently, do bigger and better training runs with more compute, conduct more model inference and research, build infrastructure that allows us to do more demanding kinds of trades, and generally grow the pie faster in a win-win way.
So we could recast this question as: βif you have the core of a really profitable business, why raise money?β
You will notice that this is an argument against raising money in general. A business can be profitable today (as Prodigy is) and yet have extraordinarily high-return opportunities in which to invest marginal dollars. If a dollar spent on compute today can create far more than one dollar of long-term business value, then it is much more rational to raise that dollar than to deliberately grow more slowly to avoid fundraising.
That brings us to our second question: why raise from YC in particular?
Prodigy can build and grow much faster with more compute, and raising equity capital gives us the flexibility to do that. We could have raised outside of YC, but YC offers us things like access to incredibly ambitious founders, partners who know an enormous amount about building companies, and many other resources from which we have already derived a huge amount of value.
Weβre heads-down building right now, and weβre super excited about scaling quant trading beyond human limits.
foundersprodigy.markets
realProdigyCorp
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So Anthropic scraped the entire internet to train Claude, yet somehow completely omitted the parts where the CEO's wife ran a porn startup, married a man over 40 years older and pitched her app to Jeffrey Epstein. Peak AI alignment right there
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BREAKING: Tesla stock, $TSLA, extends gains to over +3% on the day on reports that the company is nearing the unveiling of a βflyingβ Roadster
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BREAKING: FELONY CHARGES FILED and ARREST MADE against the America-hating vandal who spray painted and dumped chemicals on DC's WWII memorial β US Attorney Jeanine Pirro
Melissa L. Farris now faces up to a DECADE in prison
Maximum FAFO is required here! LOCK HER UP.
PIRRO: "Vandalizing our World War II Memorial is a despicable attack on a sacred monument honoring the Americans who fought and died for our freedom. Those Americans include my father and grandfather.
This morning, we are filing two felony charges, Depredation Against Property of the United States and Destruction of Veterans' Memorials, in Federal District Court against Melissa L. Farris, offenses that carry penalties of up to ten years in prison. She is now in custody."
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Melissa L. Farris now faces up to a DECADE in prison
Maximum FAFO is required here! LOCK HER UP.
PIRRO: "Vandalizing our World War II Memorial is a despicable attack on a sacred monument honoring the Americans who fought and died for our freedom. Those Americans include my father and grandfather.
This morning, we are filing two felony charges, Depredation Against Property of the United States and Destruction of Veterans' Memorials, in Federal District Court against Melissa L. Farris, offenses that carry penalties of up to ten years in prison. She is now in custody."
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