ProBix: I want more context, not just another prediction. When I look at a sports or esports market, the percentage alone rarely tells me enough. What changed? Which information matters? And what would make me reconsider my view? That is what interests me about ProBix and its focus on Event Intelligence: connecting AI analysis, event data, and probability signals with prediction markets. Three things stand out in the product direction: 1、ProBixer AI could make research more approachable. The useful part is not simply getting an answer, but understanding the reasoning, assumptions, and uncertainty behind it. 2、AI Match Signals could help separate meaningful developments from background noise. For me, a signal becomes more useful when I can understand its source and see when it was updated. 3、Bringing research and markets closer together could reduce the constant switching between news, analysis, and trading screens. That would make it easier to compare a thesis with the market’s current expectations. What I would like to see is clear timestamps, accessible supporting data, and explanations of why probabilities change. Historical performance should include misses, too. My take: AI should help me ask better questions, not make uncertainty disappear. A good prediction tool should make it easier to challenge my own assumptions before committing money. That is the direction I’m interested in following with @ProBix_AI . Better context matters more to me than a confident-looking number. Explore ProBix #ProBix#

been poking around ProBix this week and the part that clicked for me is how it treats a match most prediction apps just give you odds and a yes/no button. @ProBix_AI breaks the game into signals instead: win probability, score prediction, trend analysis, and how those numbers shift while the match is still going feels less like guessing and more like actually reading what’s happening sports first, esports later. curious how the AI signals hold up once more leagues get added #ProBix#

“Every guy I talked to in San Francisco had fun playing in the game.”: AP's Rob Maaddi discussed the end of the Pro Bowl on the latest episode of “On Football with Rob Maaddi” #ProBowl# #NFL# #Football#

Alrighty, went out of my way and bought an usb drive just for Omarchy. So far: - flashing usb stick with iso took ~10 min on M1 (USB3) - reading about how to install ~3 min - installation itself took 2m 54s to install (HP ProBook 430 G4, i7-7500U, 8GB) Pretty much 15 min all-in-all when you have USB stick around. At first I was surprised that Chrome is by default (why), but quickly found out that I can install Brave straight from Omarchy Menu (sleek). What I also like is that out of 8gb it's idling on 1.6gb so plenty of room for agents (+ btrfs filesystem will multiply the speed). Later will go through manual, but knowing my car habits I will just find it all out by myself, welp Great way to give your oldie a new life!

Prediction markets are everywhere now. but do they actually help us think better? Or do they just give us more opinions, more numbers, and more noise? We're bringing builders and market participants together to talk about what's actually useful, what's still broken, and where prediction markets go from here. @TrendleFi | @TheHedgehog_io | @ProBix_AI Topic: Do prediction markets help people think clearer or just create more noise? Set reminder: Come challenge the speakers. Bring the questions everyone else is thinking about. 👇

Prediction markets are everywhere now. but do they actually help us think better? Or do they just give us more opinions, more numbers, and more noise? We're bringing builders and market participants together to talk about what's actually useful, what's still broken, and where prediction markets go from here. @AugurProject | @TrendleFi | @TheHedgehog_io | @ProBix_AI Topic: Do prediction markets help people think clearer or just create more noise? Set reminder: Come challenge the speakers. Bring the questions everyone else is thinking about. 👇