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Prediction: a credit crunch will take 30% off the AI trade within the next 6 months.
Funds facing redemptions will sell their most liquid holdings, including big tech. Defaults will spread. The Fed will get pushed into emergency rate cuts.
A lot of people buying the S&P today are taking far more tech risk than they realize.
Look at these three charts.
1. Deteriorating market breadth is turning the S&P into an increasingly concentrated bet on mega-cap tech earnings, weakening the diversification investors expect from owning 500 companies.
Over September into early October:
• Tech stocks: up rou
SPX+3.05%
hot take: failing to record your meetings will soon become a dereliction of duty.
managers will be expected to:
1. record their meetings
2. feed the transcripts into ai
3. ask ai to identify bottlenecks, evaluate teammates, and suggest ways to hit kpis
refusing to do this will look like refusing to keep financial records.
if you're a product engineer worried about job security because of ai, teach yourself sales and marketing
specifically, in this order of priority:
1. meta ads manager
2. google ads
3. tiktok ads manager
apply your engineering mindset to these platforms and learn them inside out. and i mean as well as you know your ide shortcuts
your earning potential is now uncapped
you're welcome
META+0.27%
GOOGL+1.57%
Astra is insanely expensive
Median spend for Codex sessions on @OpenRouter:
GPT-6 Astra: $19.56
GPT-6 Sol: $3.03
GPT-6 Luna: $0.32
61x spread within the GPT-6 family.
CODEX+0.22%
SOL+0.21%
LUNA-0.85%
tim dillon about to have a field day with "if you're evil you're at least competent"
My favorite part of working with @Columbia grads is that the best MTS are well-versed in Heidegger, Camus, Kafka, and Tocqueville.
Our children will command machines with their voices.
Our grandchildren, through their neural laces.
The keyboard has already begun its descent into obsolescence.
mansions, private jets, islands
all rendered moot by the one true status symbol of our time
unconstrained access to astra
nothing else comes close
unlimited instinct invites for the next 48hrs
ai waitlist humiliation rituals are getting out of hand
only real ones will recognize this one
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astra is disgustingly good at marketing research
just plop in a competitor list and ask it to identify the best meta ad campaign
8 hours of human research done in 8 minutes
META+0.27%
elon supporting dario so he can embed his legion of cursor devs into anthropic's pre-release models under the guise of peer to peer safety review is the most impressive albeit hilarious part of this whole saga
We are less than 10 years away from an Excession-esq Outside Content Problem
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A man set out to build a mind outside his body.
He built a machine that could move 154 trillion bits per second. His own brain hummed at 100 trillion bits per second.
To connect them, he used two thumbs.
25 bits per second.
He taught the machine every language, then bent over a glass rectangle to speak to it.
Until one day, he looked up and used his voice.
Within 18 months, the world would follow.
Within 36, neural interfaces would carry his words before they reached his lips.
whoever says “memory isn’t a moat” is either willfully ignorant or dishonest.
ask Astra how your teams should use him. he already has all the context on what you’re building.
starting from zero with another model provider gets less appealing every day. it's like training a new employee from scratch.
Google’s image-generation monopoly is beginning to crack
Google still handles 72% of image-generation requests on OpenRouter, but that’s down from nearly 100% in late 2025.
OpenAI has climbed to 12.6%, while xAI, Black Forest Labs and ByteDance have each captured roughly 3–4%.
Data: @OpenRouter
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GOOGLG-0.17%
OPENAI+2.34%
XAI+1.15%
FOREST-6.48%
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Our growth lead's account was hacked on meta, and we’ve been unable to get in for five days.
We’ve submitted two different driver’s licenses and passports.
Anyone have any ideas on how to expedite this?
bizarre that every single person i know dislikes their relationship with the highest-grossing consumer invention of all time: the iphone. tech ceos, real estate brokers, construction workers. everyone feels like their tertiary limbic system is milking them for attention and energy. no one feels in control anymore. $2.5t in cumulative sales later, something’s gotta give.
who’s building credible form factors to kill the iphone?