Whatever happened to the hyper loop? What's the boring company do now? Why get rid of the model X? Why get rid of mars? 

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Youve really gotta hand it to the latins. The 2 part drum beat 2 part horn works for every single song. Beats that annoying ass country music loop we have here in the states.

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Havent saved up for the speed loop yet, retards can dream though!

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4x ETF = if your calls would have printed, so would this 4x inverse etf= if your puts would have been deep ITM, who knows what this does lmao 🤡 I can construct the shittiest double-loop-de-loop bearish-leaning iron condor bullshit and still understand when I would make or lose money. But these inverse ETFs, even if used properly for only 1 day or whatever, are a black hole

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TeraWulf publicly states the data center will use closed-loop cooling that does not consume or discharge water. Local objections focus on possible intake/discharge from the existing industrial system and want an independent environmental review, but that's a process issue, not thermal pollution. They haven’t expressed any intention to discharge hot water into the lake.

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Huge brainfart coming, read at your own risk: I am now fully converted into a qqq bear. However i don't think it will crash, but instead continue its flat trajectory it has had for 3 months now. In the current booming global stockmarket, being flat is essentially a bear market. Short straddles look to be infinite money if there weren't these occasional mini crashes once every month. Though calls on coca cola is the easier move to profit off of US tech being in a coma. I'm guessing its the target of a massive global institutional rotation into safe, high dividend stocks, while they frantically trip over themselves to sell off US tech. Monday's 'rally' will be small and shortlived. Spy may reach ath, but only barely and coca cola will outperform it on the daily. High dividend stocks are in the beginning of a parabolic upwards move while US tech may really be in the beginning of a parabolic short. I don't think it will be that bad but i wouldn't be surprised. I'm not a believer in burry's big short fantasies but it's very clear that spy will be below 700 again by the end of the month. This doesn't seem to be an ai bubble pop scenario, but a periodic shuffling of US tech profits into defensive and global stocks. Hence this rythmic bouncing on qqq. Inatitutions sell off, retail buys it back up to flat, institutions sell off again, infinite cycle and every wave the money gets transferred to dividend and global stocks, hence their meteoric rise. This seems to continue to be a neverending process, even investing globally is kinda risky in itself since the s&p has been outperforming the globe for years. So it's genuinely an infinite loop where being risk off has both less risk and more reward than being risk on, even without an immediate bubble pop on the horizon. This does seem to be late cycle behaviour. 2027 may genuinely get ugly. Yeah seems that institutions are positioning for a recession where their current moves would pay off immensely. What's the upside of being long on US tech? If you're crazy lucky you may get +30%. But high dividend etfs will easily do +30% too with infinitely less risk. I really think i will just exit US tech, this seems not very sensible. It's straight up like investing in bitcoin, high risk, uncertain upside. A raw deal.

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What if Asians have been pumping the us markets and now they have an opportunity to switch out. One of the og call runs back when was when SoftBank got stuck in a loop of selling calls and they had to keep covering the shares so things just endlessly pumped lol

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Come on dude. You're acting like this is an impossibility and it's just an engineering problem. It's obviously possible, the question is whether it's economically viable, and we don't know the answer to that yet any more than we knew whether electric cars would catch on back in 2006. Addressing radiator surface area is trivial if you have limitless solar power. You use a heat pump, and the GPU exhaust is the COLD side. Maybe this is staged a couple times so you end up with very hot working fluid, and then that gets pumped through the radiator. Since blackbody radiation goes with the 4th power of temperature, this makes a HUGE difference. Some numbers: suppose you run GPU inlet temp at 30C and output at 60C (these are not aggressive numbers at all; with some system design you could certainly achieve 60/90). You have a heat pump that achieves this drop by heating a secondary loop from 100 to 130. Then there's a tertiary loop that goes from 170 to 200C. This is all just illustrative and we're assuming the same volume of thermal mass in each loop. The Carnot efficiency of the first stage is 10.7%, and the Carnot efficiency of the second stage is 9%. So roughly speaking in an ideal case, you'd be adding about 20% more power for each watt of heat rejected this way. In reality it would be more like 50%, since real heat pumps are nowhere near ideal efficiency; either way, this does not fundamentally change the feasibility. So, ok: we need the radiator for the tertiary loop to provide cooling equivalent to the input solar power for a 200C inlet. A flat-panel titanium/water radiator achieves about 2500 watts per square meter at 200C. High efficiency space solar achieves less than 500 watts per square meter. So with just five minutes of thinking I've already reduced the waste heat / radiator problem to require a fraction of the surface area than the input solar power would require. All of that said: Elon is doing this because it saves him a shitload of money on tax (the combined company doesn't make any profits). The space AI stuff is just an excuse. You don't randomly merge companies before you find out if there's actually any synergy in the business model. PS, fuck Elon.

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Sorry boys I’m out of the loop, what rat fucked the stock market this time?

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People realize over 700,000 bitcoin is about to be liquidated as MSTR goes bust in the coming days. The liquidation price of those bitcoin is going to be astronomically low. The market is tanking in anticipation. People are then realizing, "Oh shit, this is about to happen to every crytpo currency and it is all completely worthless." It is going to feedback loop itself into oblivion. This is the initial wave happening right now.

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