notrab @Notrabm

@pinpulleddrmf Could never find a deal on a Land Cruiser but been rolling Lexus GX’s for last 10 years, for sure cheat code, run forever, comfortable, big, comfy, and stealth. Only down side is the fuel bill.

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@bariweiss how about a @60Minutes story on this abuse? @JohnFetterman @DaveMcCormickPA do u care about Americans u know ur voters? Do something anything maybe in between your recesses or insider trading efforts take a minute to do something.

LayoffHedge @LayoffAI

2 weeks ago

Software developer is the #1 H-1B job. It isn't close. 2.2 million filings, more than triple the next job. Six of the ten most-requested H-1B roles are computer jobs. The same field where recent American grads now sit near the top of the unemployment list. Coincidence?

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@LayoffAI @Stevendiana6969 @bariweiss how about a @60Minutes story on this abuse? @JohnFetterman @DaveMcCormickPA do u care about Americans u know ur voters? Do something anything maybe in between your recesses or insider trading efforts take a minute to do something.

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@kevinUSA100 @HSmith24993512 This doesn’t fix it but if I call medical practice for an appointment and they offer an appointment with a foreigner I say no when can I get appointment with dr. Mark smith or the most American name in the practice.

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@MMBeckerman @financedystop I’ll bet you 400k they will all be open and cost more in 3/5/10 years from now.

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@CBSNews @bariweiss @60Minutes how about u do a story about how these companies don’t really need to worry, just hire Americans

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@marryevan999 @SharminNahar401 Claude

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Marry Evan @marryevan999

2 weeks ago

A trader made +$543,031 on Polymarket by doing something most people find boring. 118,798 predictions. 61% win Rate. While everyone hunts for moonshots, this bot hunts for pricing errors. The playbook: > find odds that are slow to react > enter with limit orders before the adjustment happens > repeat relentlessly with Kelly-sized positions Result: +$543K profit Average performance since March: • $6,874 per day • 63 trades per hour • +83.9% ROI The secret isn't being right once. It's being slightly right 118,798 times. You only need Claude + laptop + 1 hour/day. Giving This Free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment the word 'Claude' 2. Like and Retweet this post 3. Follow me @marryevan999

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jemi @jemi5190

2 weeks ago

Citadel fired their best quant. 48 hours later, he rebuilt the entire system with Claude Fable 5—and he’s already up $430,000 trading against the firm that let him go. He didn’t take a single file. He didn’t need to. Ten years of market logic lived in his head, and you can’t confiscate experience. Here’s how the engine works: Imagine a Galton board—a ball drops through multiple rows of pegs, bouncing left or right at random. One ball is chaos. Thousands of balls create a predictable bell curve. That’s the principle he turned into an advantage. Each ball represents a trade. Each row represents a volatility filter: news events, liquidations, order-flow shifts, and countless variables no one can fully control. In a perfectly efficient market, every decision point is essentially a 50/50 outcome. His model doesn’t need certainty—it only needs a small statistical edge. A tiny improvement, repeated thousands of times, becomes a massive advantage. What looks insignificant in a single trade becomes powerful at scale. The result? A strategy that doesn’t rely on predicting the future. It relies on probabilities, discipline, and repetition. One trade can be luck. Thousands of trades become mathematics. Most traders try to predict every move. The best quants build systems that let the numbers do the work. And sometimes, the biggest mistake a company can make is assuming the edge was in the code rather than the person who created it. Giving this away free for the next 24 hours. 1. Comment “QUANT” 2. Like & Repost 3. Follow @jemi5190

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@jemi5190 @SharminNahar401 Quant

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notrab @Notrabm

2 weeks ago

@realEstateTrent This is why engineers need sales people. Great ideas just not great communicators. If you can do both there is no limit to your success