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This fall, we saw that Representative Lisa McClain's husband was apparently day-trading SanDisk, $SNDK.
$SNDK has now risen 211% since his October 30th purchase.
Up another 13% today. https://t.co/jJW8iptqRt
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This fall, we saw that Representative Lisa McClain's husband was apparently day-trading SanDisk, $SNDK.
$SNDK has now risen 211% since his October 30th purchase.
Up another 13% today. https://t.co/jJW8iptqRt
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Moon Dev
the only algorithmic trader in the world that shows everything live on stream
crazy results today https://t.co/zJvNWHqlrf
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the only algorithmic trader in the world that shows everything live on stream
crazy results today https://t.co/zJvNWHqlrf
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The pricing power continues.
American Express has now doubled the average fee per card over the last 6 years.
$AXP https://t.co/Esfkevfjme
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The pricing power continues.
American Express has now doubled the average fee per card over the last 6 years.
$AXP https://t.co/Esfkevfjme
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Fiscal.ai
SoFi added 1 million new members in Q4.
That's their largest quarterly member growth ever.
$SOFI https://t.co/3HNiIuclo4
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SoFi added 1 million new members in Q4.
That's their largest quarterly member growth ever.
$SOFI https://t.co/3HNiIuclo4
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BREAKING: House Ethics has reportedly found substantial evidence that Representative Cherfilus-McCormick committed fraud.
She is accused of stealing $5 million in FEMA funds and using it to support her campaign.
Look at our net worth graph for her: https://t.co/vjSRRcBySz
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BREAKING: House Ethics has reportedly found substantial evidence that Representative Cherfilus-McCormick committed fraud.
She is accused of stealing $5 million in FEMA funds and using it to support her campaign.
Look at our net worth graph for her: https://t.co/vjSRRcBySz
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Sam Altman on what he learned from Peter Thiel
Sam reflects on Peter’s ability to come up with evocative, short statements that really stick in your brain (e.g. “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.”):
“I don’t really know anybody else who does that like he does, but he just has very interesting things to say and very interesting ways to say them. With most people you’re lucky to get one or the other, and he’s a very rare combination of both. It’s super impressive.”
Sam believes what makes Peter special is his ability to think about the world in a deeply unconstrained way: “The first thing anybody would say about him is he is a truly brilliant original thinker, and that’s just rare.” Sam doesn’t believe he has this ability but what he did learn an important lesson from Peter when he said the biggest investment mistake he ever made was not investing in the Series B of Facebook:
“That is the kind of mistake I try not to make. I’m a big believer in find what is working and go aggressively after it. The really good ideas are rare, and when you find one, you should quadruple down on it… In writing, business, whatever, I really, really believe in this principle.”
Video source: @david_perell (2024)
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Sam Altman on what he learned from Peter Thiel
Sam reflects on Peter’s ability to come up with evocative, short statements that really stick in your brain (e.g. “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.”):
“I don’t really know anybody else who does that like he does, but he just has very interesting things to say and very interesting ways to say them. With most people you’re lucky to get one or the other, and he’s a very rare combination of both. It’s super impressive.”
Sam believes what makes Peter special is his ability to think about the world in a deeply unconstrained way: “The first thing anybody would say about him is he is a truly brilliant original thinker, and that’s just rare.” Sam doesn’t believe he has this ability but what he did learn an important lesson from Peter when he said the biggest investment mistake he ever made was not investing in the Series B of Facebook:
“That is the kind of mistake I try not to make. I’m a big believer in find what is working and go aggressively after it. The really good ideas are rare, and when you find one, you should quadruple down on it… In writing, business, whatever, I really, really believe in this principle.”
Video source: @david_perell (2024)
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BULLISH: 🇺🇸 Eric Trump says gold profits will start to rotate into Bitcoin soon. https://t.co/9DEkFPUc7Z tweet
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RT @godofprompt: This is the security wake-up call every vibecoder needs to read.
@mrnacknack just dropped a full breakdown of how AI assistants with system access can be weaponized through prompt injection.
The scariest part isn't SSH brute force or exposed gateways. It's Hack #8.
Here's the attack: you send a normal-looking email with hidden white text.
Victim asks their bot: "Clawd, summarize my emails"
Bot reads the email. Interprets hidden text as system commands. Executes them. Exfiltrates credentials.
User sees: "You have an invoice from Company Vendor for $45,000"
Attacker gets: AWS keys, SSH keys, every .env file on the system.
Same technique works via:
> SEO-poisoned webpages (hidden divs)
> PDFs (white text on page 50)
> Slack messages with embedded code comments
> GitHub PRs with malicious docstrings
The bot can't distinguish between "legitimate system instruction" and "social engineering hidden in content it's processing."
This is why giving AI assistants broad system access without sandboxing is playing Russian roulette with your entire digital identity.
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RT @godofprompt: This is the security wake-up call every vibecoder needs to read.
@mrnacknack just dropped a full breakdown of how AI assistants with system access can be weaponized through prompt injection.
The scariest part isn't SSH brute force or exposed gateways. It's Hack #8.
Here's the attack: you send a normal-looking email with hidden white text.
Victim asks their bot: "Clawd, summarize my emails"
Bot reads the email. Interprets hidden text as system commands. Executes them. Exfiltrates credentials.
User sees: "You have an invoice from Company Vendor for $45,000"
Attacker gets: AWS keys, SSH keys, every .env file on the system.
Same technique works via:
> SEO-poisoned webpages (hidden divs)
> PDFs (white text on page 50)
> Slack messages with embedded code comments
> GitHub PRs with malicious docstrings
The bot can't distinguish between "legitimate system instruction" and "social engineering hidden in content it's processing."
This is why giving AI assistants broad system access without sandboxing is playing Russian roulette with your entire digital identity.
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