In today’s fast evolving job market, that lack of versatility has emerged as a growing handicap. The chart below shows the versatility score for different engineering specialties. Read more about how engineering majors have been hit hard in today’s weak, AI-affected job market:

So what he's saying is that Jews are guilty of antisemitism? 🤡 Just another example of someone who is intellectually handicapped but desperately thinks they're capable of appearing smart. I would have quote posted him, but after quote-posting me, this account immediately blocked me despite there being zero interaction between us. 🥲

🚀ASST MOON MATH🚀 I wanted to stress test ASST for 5 years with Strive buying Bitcoin using ONLY SATA, then funding the SATA dividends by selling Bitcoin. Basically, a handicapped common equity model. Assumptions: 100 BTC bought per business day 13% SATA dividend Dividend paid by selling Bitcoin No common dilution No debt Valued at today’s CEBE NAV multiple Starting point: 15,009 BTC, $495.95M preferred outstanding This isolates what happens when ASST common is funded by a 13% preferred cost of capital. Year 5 results: $100k BTC: negative CEBE $150k BTC: $20.16 $200k BTC: $74.89 $300k BTC: $186.91 $500k BTC: $415.52 SATA is not free capital. It is a 13% senior claim attached to the balance sheet. So the common equity outcome becomes a race between: Bitcoin appreciation + BTC accumulation versus the preferred dividend drag. If BTC underperforms, the wrapper fee starts eating common alive. If BTC performs, existing fixed-dollar claims compress in BTC terms while the treasury keeps compounding. That is why the model gets ugly under $150k BTC, starts working around $200k, and gets completely feral at $300k+. The common shareholder should see a capital structure stress test. Bitcoin compounds, and each issued dollar claim stays fixed. That spread is the trade. And remember, this model is intentionally handicapped. It assumes: No ASST issuance, no debt, no alternate dividend funding, basically no other tools in the toolkit. It only assumes 126,000 BTC purchased gross over 5 years, funded through SATA. At $500k BTC by 2031, this model puts ASST around $415.52. That is nearly a 25x from today’s $16.79. Pretty crazy numbers, especially considering this version forces them to sell Bitcoin every day to pay the dividend. I think they accumulate more than 126k BTC gross over time, and I doubt dividends are funded entirely through BTC sales forever. But even in this brutally handicapped version, if Bitcoin hits $500k by 2031, the common equity starts looking absolutely deranged.

It's one thing to give constructive feedback as many of us do, but it's very strange how some people tag TeslaAI and Ashok “give me manual control back.” The company solving real-world AI self-driving cars, and you want them to give you manual control back? Manual control in an AV = ERROR. I see people say: it speeds through school zones, doesn’t see all the speed limit signs, doesn’t understand do not enter, handicap parking. The list goes on. All can be fixed and drastically improved through model training of real-world data. We have literally seen this happen starting with V12 to V14. If you read Ashok's article these scenarios can be further simulated against previous historical data. Not to mention the larger parameter model, reasoning tokens and massive amounts of RL likely coming with V15. They now have a robotaxi service. You think they don’t understand the shortcomings of V14 and aren’t looking at these long-tail issues? We can give constructive feedback, and should, but let’s stop pretending we know more than they do about self-driving AI.

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steve jobs built the most valuable company on earth while making choices about his own mortality and his own family that the official narrative still struggles to explain: october 2003. diagnosed with a pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor. rare, treatable, operable. he delayed surgery for 9 months while trying a fruitarian diet, acupuncture, and herbal remedies. he later told walter isaacson he believed the delay let the cancer spread… his biological father was abdulfattah jandali, a syrian graduate student in wisconsin. jandali later ran a reno restaurant where jobs dined multiple times without either of them knowing. he met his biological sister, novelist mona simpson, for the first time at age 30 paternity of his first daughter lisa was established in a 1980 court case with a 94.1% DNA match. jobs publicly denied for years that she was his. then named the apple lisa computer after her while still denying it he was fired from the company he founded in september 1985 at age 30. the CEO he had personally recruited from pepsi with the line "do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life" cast the decisive vote june 12 2005 at stanford he gave the commencement address. opened by announcing he had cancer. closed with "stay hungry, stay foolish." delivered 14 months after his first surgery. he never sounded sick march 21 2009. liver transplant at methodist university hospital in memphis. he waited in tennessee for a donor match because its transplant list was shorter than california's he parked his silver mercedes in handicapped spaces at the apple campus and drove without a license plate. leased an identical car every 6 months to exploit a california rule that gave new vehicles 6 months before plates were required he dropped out of reed college after one semester in 1972 but kept auditing classes. a calligraphy class he sat in on, years later, became every proportional-spaced font the macintosh shipped october 5 2011, palo alto. respiratory arrest, age 56. his sister mona simpson's eulogy reported his final words: "oh wow. oh wow. oh wow." the man who convinced a generation that design was how something worked made some of the most consequential choices of his own life against his own best interests. and the company he built kept going anyway. which steve jobs story still surprises you?