Want to learn about AI agents? Don’t rush to buy a course. You can follow along with the assignments in this Stanford course.
CS329Z covers more than just prompting: from information retrieval and tool use all the way to a memory-enabled agent, then tests it with questions.
The course materials, some lecture videos, and links to two assignments are publicly available.
If you have a programming background, start by watching the first 4 lectures, then do Assignment 1: prioritize emails, generate summaries, and finally build an assistant that can call tools.
The course is in English, and using mo

Open drive retest first, if it reclaims probably squeezes higher and gives a weekend relief otherwise choppy as fuck

According to a summer survey from @Pewresearch, Americans are becoming more pessimistic about data centers … at least half believe data centers are mostly bad for the environment, home energy costs, and quality of life, a significant increase from January 2026

165,000 jobs added? My first reaction was: Can that number really hold up? Fear and greed just keep cycling like this. An $V -type reversal is the most common form of a bull trap, and most people who chase in are just being led by greed. Let’s wait until the weekend to see how it turns out and check back then. If you’re watching this, follow along.

It’s midterm exam time.
How many comments are you guys up to?
Anyone slacking off?

Everyone's sneaking in; when 🤔 asks, everyone's at $ake . I'm dead

I never knew I would dance with James Wynn 😆
Now thats a curve ball
AYOO JAMES WYNN WE NEED SOME RED LIGHT THERAPY NOW!
$SHITCOIN

$PI Nicholas is waiting for us at the mountaintop—let's go

$AAVE I still haven’t fully digested those filings from noon, and the more I think about them, the stranger they seem.

BTCS still had over 70,000 ETH on its books at the start of the year. By the end of September, it was down to just over 49,000. In barely half a year, more than 20,000 ETH were gone. A company that built its image around hoarding crypto sold off this much and still handed the market a polished Q3 report showing $54 million in earnings.

In plain English: the company made money by selling its coins, not by holding them.

So how can this story keep going? For an Ethereum versio

gm,
is a good day to have a good day and do something ridiculous.
🐸

#Ake I shared earlier is performing well

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Nvidia losing Jensen could end up being a pretty good break for Huawei.
NVDA's China AI chip share is already down to 34%, Huawei is at 28% and Nvda shipment there fell 44% YoY.
Jensen was also the loudest industry voice arguing that cutting China off from US chips doesn’t stop Chinese AI, it just pushes developers onto Huawei instead.
If his exit now makes Washington more comfortable tightening the screws, Nvidia can probably absorb the lost China revenue in the near term.
The harder part is what happens over the next few years if Huawei gets all that demand, deployment experience and devel

A few days ago, when Ether was around 2300, I said it would fall below 2000 and someone argued with me. Now the paper is ready, but the person is gone. 🤔$ETH ‌

170 has been reached, and the $NVDA contract bullish call got this move right.
In that 03:22 post, I said I was bullish, with a take-profit at 170 and a stop-loss at 160; the price was 164.93 at the time. The 18:00 hourly candle hit a high of 171.62, reaching the 170 take-profit; after the post, the low was only 162.63, never touching the 160 stop-loss.
This rebound didn’t come out of nowhere: Jensen Huang suddenly resigned on the 12th, and the stock briefly plunged to 148.8. Retail investors bought $111 million in the first half hour after the open, with record dip-buying absorbing the panic

As always, Shenzhen AI Tavern in 2024 was the hottest event we held anywhere that year, and it’s still the same in 2026.
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​Last Friday, we held a closed-door AI Tavern event with old friends, inviting people in AI, robotics, and e-commerce businesses expanding overseas. The event was planned to last two and a half hours, but even when we had to close the venue at 11 p.m., dozens of friends were still chatting in the office building lobby. Many deals and investment term sheets were agreed that night.
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​I don’t like Shenzhen’s climate, but I really love its culture. Shenzhen and San Francisco

$ONE That -13.56% bearish candle wiped out all my unrealized gains from last week. My stop-loss order triggered at 0.00152, just two ticks above the low of 0.0015—it’s not true that I felt nothing.
Let’s review this trade. I bought around 0.0017. At the time, BTC was repeatedly testing the top of its trading range, and I figured a small-cap token would have more room to move. $ONE had been consolidating on the daily chart for several days without breaking down, so I entered with a 30% position. Then expectations for Fed rate cuts faded, and BTC pulled back instead of breaking out. $ONE immed