MrLightspeed

Karony (SafeMoon) got 100 months in prison. $7.5M judgement. Damages to be determined. You know who you will find if you go through legal docs among the known creditors? My company. ME. Talk it up all you want: I've been through this before. I know what winning is like.

Hey Tibo, Strong leaders do not rely on quantitative thinking alone. They pair it with qualitative judgment. Engineering can tell you what is technically sound. Leadership requires understanding people, incentives, trust, timing, and consequences that do not always show up

San Francisco sucks. You will hire better being in a better state to begin with. For crying out loud Tibo, this is probably your company's greatest problem

The problem with anonymity is the lack of credibility.

Can someone name a blockchain project, where the most brilliant mind and visionary departed, and that project went on to greater success? I can think of only one: bitcoin:native

Everything else is just a glimmer of it what it used to be.

One claim reliably makes the loudest people in crypto lose their minds: I have yet to see a single original philosophical idea from $SHIB’s Ryoshi. I have a PhD in my field. I have not learned a single word from this larp. I usually make that statement to make my most

And by the way . . . a bit of advice: your contributions have to be original.

If you want to be considered a philosopher: Get a PHD, keep driving that uber (I did that too during hard times - no shame in it), and earn real respect in academia ... not degenria. Take your ideas, and hold it up against the a committee of the smartest people you know. There

Normies don’t take crypto as seriously as we want them to because too much of the space looks unserious: pianists posing as developers and AI experts, Uber drivers LARPing as fisherman-philosophers, and self-appointed visionaries regurgitating decades-old talking points about

My team at BAE Systems helped build some of the earliest prototypes showing what a spaceborne computer could make possible, including bringing AI-capable computing closer to missions like Mars through the RAD5545 Space Computer. That space computer is

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This stuff just gets harder and harder and harder as you get older. (teehee). Pun intended.

To all my close friends who reside in my thoughts as much as I reside in yours: I present this thoroughly inappropriate piece of TMI, which I know you will appreciate. My original game plan included peptides and testosterone replacement therapy. Unfortunately, the assembly of

I'm all prepped. Took the peptides and TRT, and now I'm out here assembling patio furniture and hauling heavy boxes upstairs. I'll never learn my lesson.

Happy Mothers Day Mrs Lightspeed!

We're in a bear market while the biggest jerk I know is talking about his ex while I am taking weekly TRT shots to keep up with the Smokin' Hot Mrs. Lightspeed. I learned my lesson. Trust me boys: at my age a good nap & a good lay is pretty much equal . . . until a Mrs.

Oh for crying out loud, I have been figuring this out forever and still don't know. I'll just shoot up peptides and take care of the insatiable Mrs. Lightspeed instead.

. . . i just want to take a good nap. D'damb!

Hey You are corrupt. I have no qualms calling those people out. F U