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full-time prediction market trader

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Joined May 2024
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Imagine telling these guys they would make $12m in the next 3.5 years...
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this is also just nonsense? if you have huge influence on the market that's a good thing! you trade first, publish your public forecast (with disclosures that you have positions on) and watch the profits roll in
Nate Silver doubts that one of the best election forecasters in the world is a profitable trader. Guys like @PoliticalKiwi ,@iabvek @nonsenseking , @tehspeleeng , @carnitastaco , and @LanceupperPI are my heroes when it comes to election modeling.
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The good thing about Polymarket’s U.S. exchange is that people’s accounts could never get drained because it’s impossible for even normal users to withdraw their own money let alone somebody else withdrawing it
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Seen at NEXTPredict
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My friend is a Kalshi dev. He is insanely gifted. We were looking at a functional leaderboard and I asked him what it would cost to build it today. I will never forget his answer… 'We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.'
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I think this is a good thing for prediction markets in the long term. We don't need people getting burned by Brian Armstrong rattling off strikes in jest on an earnings call, people submitting questions on a podcast to influence the speaker to say a word, etc. It's a terrible look on prediction markets and part of how we ended up with this CFTC decision. There is a legit community of people who are interested in forecasting things that the President (or other major politicians) will say. Folks have been doing this kind of analysis for a long time, without the financial incentive. I'm happy that it's looking like we at least get to keep that part
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I hate ADHD discourse because like. I cant hold a job. I cant go to school. I live in filth. Every day I spiral over my inability to do ANYTHING. And I have to just live knowing that no one believes I have a disability and that my failures are all from not trying hard enough
Fun thing about ADHD us that exists on a spectrum from "I struggle with some executive functions and have symptoms" and "My entire life is a mess" I used to want to kill myself because I couldn't cope with the anxiety from not being able to do my homework or being late to stuff
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im convinced one of the big reasons adhd specifically faces this kind of skepticism and dismissiveness is that, as a disability of executive function, it raises questions that threaten to erode the foundations of everything we assume about free will, motivation and responsibility
I got a coworker who claimed she couldn't show up at 9 because she has adhd. She regularly rolled in at 10. Our boss decided that she'd give her a bone and set our core, in-office hours as 10-3. Coworker started rolling up at 11.
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This is the Prediction Market equivalent of if Silicon Valley Bank had taken victory laps for getting bailed out by the Fed
Update: Kalshi has canceled the trades and compensated us for this loss as a long, glorious list of $1000 credits
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not to be the friend thats too woke but i genuinely think this article is ableist. labeling fidgeting, awkwardness, etc as signs of distrust rather than common behaviors in ppl with adhd/autism/anxiety/etc is extremely shitty
Talking with journalists is cool because you have to make sure you never say anything that could be twisted or taken out of context. But if you take a couple seconds to think about a question, they can just write about you as if you're the most awkward person alive
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This might have been one of the misbonders. -$1million or more overnight. @CitadelSportsLV
A gigantic misbond took place on Kalshi last night when official sources posted an incorrect final score for an MLB game. Traders who spot it made perhaps millions at the expense of bond bots automatically bidding 99¢/contract for a totally dead position.
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No one is immune, not even Gemini
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what kind of measuring batteries did you mean
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thinkpad in the parliament
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What a time to be alive
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Imagine a humanoid commutating this motor by hand
Proof of concept PCB pancake motor.
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UPDATE turns out that yes, nobody has heard of tmux.
Your agents die when you close your laptop. We fixed that. Omnara Cloud Sandboxing is live. Close your laptop, the session keeps running in the cloud. Open it back up, you're right where you left off. Close the lid. Keep building.
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BREAKING: [obviously fake, exaggerated claim designed to drive traffic to prediction market]
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Replying to @fag_daughter
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