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Jake @ngmi.co · 21/07/2026
Not a trillionaire anymore and yet, even despite his net worth falling $600b… people still can’t afford houses
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Jake @ngmi.co · 14/07/2026
Once again asking for CT to have a senator that cares and isn’t just out for his own political agenda
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/07/2026
Apparently the robot’s designer gave WIRED the exclusive on this launch, who then betrayed him by publishing this. The commentary of the situation resonates with me. When I was in high school / college I found these publications to be not just a view of the tech landscape, but even inspirational.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 10/07/2026
I think this is underestimating how many public parks there are (every town in CT, Murphy’s state) and overestimating how much people in the US care to develop World Cup champions
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Jake @ngmi.co · 10/07/2026
The list of institutions embracing crypto has increased a lot in a year joinopenstandard.com/blog/introdu...
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Jake @ngmi.co · 09/07/2026
The American people also wonder why Massachusetts has under-built housing for the entire duration of Warren's time in office
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Jake @ngmi.co · 09/07/2026
Warren can’t help but lie about these things because she literally made being anti-crypto her platform. No matter what it is, she will tell you it’s bad.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 09/07/2026
Nothing?
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Jake @ngmi.co · 09/07/2026
Do these “By X year, Y event related to <energy/water/climate/resource> will happen” articles ever turn out to be correct by the given year? Feel like I see them every few years on the internet and they never become reality
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Jake @ngmi.co · 07/07/2026
Here is an example of usage from the early days… afghan women sidestepping oppressive male guardianship laws. If you have data on it being mostly illicit usage, happy to look
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Jake @ngmi.co · 02/07/2026
Feels triple digits today (I’m in NYC right now, can confirm it’s a hot one)
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Jake @ngmi.co · 25/06/2026
data centers aren't even a blip on the nations water usage. Chart from Axios:
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Jake @ngmi.co · 25/06/2026
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Jake @ngmi.co · 24/06/2026
Delusional to think the prior administration issued good faith regulation and enforcement actions against crypto
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Jake @ngmi.co · 23/06/2026
Cell research at Yale yaledailynews.com/articles/ai-...
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Jake @ngmi.co · 19/06/2026
multiply that by 39 and we have US debt
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Jake @ngmi.co · 14/06/2026
In a way, this is true. The world spent roughly $1.5 trillion to launch all non-SpaceX satellites. SpaceX did the same amount for $50b. Had policy built cheap launch capacity as SpaceX did, the ability to generate $1T in surplus wealth would not exist.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/06/2026
Why am I being tagged under someone who does nothing but collect speaking fees to say stuff like this: bsky.app/profile/rbre... (Note he’s has not posted about egg prices since they dropped to historic lows)
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/06/2026
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/06/2026
Idk. But I know the frontier models have demand such that companies keep increasing spending limits if they can, or finding ways to decrease spending (limiting usage or using open source Chinese models). And that they were the most in-demand startup secondary shares last q. spcx public now ofc
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/06/2026
It means we have a lot of rocket launches now. There was one today even. There’s two more next week. There’s no shortage of launches
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/06/2026
Bingo. Also SpaceX famously didn’t have to invent anything, all the research was done previously by the govt, they only did these iterations for the love of the game.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/06/2026
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/06/2026
Yes
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Jake @ngmi.co · 10/06/2026
How is this overhyped and not incredibly rad. When else In history could you replicate the movements of Swiss watch in JavaScript with a natural language prompt. How did society get so pessimistic. we live in a literal golden era. sci-fi esque intelligent machines building awesome shit.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 10/06/2026
As a reminder of what AI enables, someone recently used it to one-shot the mechanical movement of a Swiss watch in JavaScript
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Jake @ngmi.co · 10/06/2026
Bro who faded AI says there’s no measurable outcome as people are literally one-shotting precise mechanical movements of Swiss watches and 747s in JavaScript now
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Jake @ngmi.co · 08/06/2026
Being unable to explain why the code is uncheckable or unverifiable just proves the point.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 28/05/2026
Imagine trying to start an anti-crypto army but a bunch of nerds with laptops weave magic (write software) and crypto continues to accelerate in development
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Jake @ngmi.co · 27/05/2026
50% of companies report costs of US AI models as a challenge to adoption. Several are switching to Chinese models. China semis index is up only. Open question if states would be better off if more compute and energy capacity was here
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Jake @ngmi.co · 27/05/2026
Correct me if wrong but aren’t some doing that with water infra and adding more interconnect for increasing bandwidth and decreasing latency
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Jake @ngmi.co · 27/05/2026
To put this in perspective, the water main for a city near me ruptured. It lost ~20 million gallons before drain-off. Unmet demand for water until fixed (6 days) was 55 million gallons. This was back in December and no one talks about it anymore. I think we’d be fine.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 26/05/2026
I don’t think it’s accurate to say we didn’t ask for it. The lines were out the door, around the corner for it. Sometimes even camping for it.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 25/05/2026
Brother what do you suppose “shares of common stock were sold solely to satisfy the reporting person's tax withholding obligations” means
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Jake @ngmi.co · 22/05/2026
Naval was right
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Jake @ngmi.co · 20/05/2026
Just found a way to lower it by $0.25
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Jake @ngmi.co · 20/05/2026
Golf courses aren’t even the largest water consumers
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Jake @ngmi.co · 19/05/2026
interesting kilowattlogic.com/news/pacific...
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Jake @ngmi.co · 18/05/2026
AlphaFold is fixed statistical models? I didn't know that. Someone should tell EBI, because they've been duped. Hassabis and Jumper should also return their Nobel Prize, as they lied about it being AI. alphafold.ebi.ac.uk/about www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemi...
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Jake @ngmi.co · 18/05/2026
Bsky in the 70s would have been like “what we boiling pools of water for? So you can watch TV and cool fucking beer?” time.com/archive/6845...
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Jake @ngmi.co · 17/05/2026
It’s not a rebrand. Machine learning is AI. Always has been.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 14/05/2026
> for what Things like hospitals and basically anything that runs on compute and needs infrastructure
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Jake @ngmi.co · 14/05/2026
The question in the survey doesn’t spec out the data center, it’s for the reader to decide what type of DC they approve or disapprove of. I could rack up a warehouse of openclaw running macminis with redundant fiber loops and an ASN and it fits the description in the question here
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/05/2026
Or they might not even realize it's there. I spent years working a block away from this one and had no clue it was even there. It just blends in with the rest of the city.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/05/2026
Google's Text-to-Speech API cost $0.00003 per request to use. I may be wrong, but, AFAIK, there is no way with regular dollars to make a payment that small. I believe this only works with stablecoins and I'd otherwise have to may some massive markup to payment providers.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/05/2026
Humans, however, invented an ever expanding supply of “bananas.” You cannot hoard these in way that makes them inaccessible to others, because the number on a computer keeps going up. Real bananas are actually closer to wealth than capital in that respect.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 13/05/2026
There actually was a company that did come into existence without billionaire funding. Their first office desk was a cheap door from Home Depot. It was called Amazon. So many people willingly paid to use their services so often that the guy who started it became a billionaire.
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/05/2026
the litmus test for me at the moment is if i was buying my grandma a FSD car right now so she can get around more easily, it's already very confusing to figure out how to get her a FSD mercedes. Google said it was in the CLAs, will one of these have it? It's not clear to me
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/05/2026
maybe the mercedes ceo should shitpost more, i still can't figure out how to buy one of their self-driving cars! i'm sure people buy mercedes but i'm not sure if they are buying it because they think its FSD. is it not available in the US yet?
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Jake @ngmi.co · 12/05/2026
most google investors probably don't know about kagi or protonmail pmf requires getting thing out to the market and getting people interested quick search on mercedes FSD leaves me confused / bearish, it looks like it only works in an area thousands of miles away from me in unrealistic conditions
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