Again back to my question then since you finally realized what you actually wrote. Why talk him out of it? You said you tried… twice now.

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Bears went to sleep thinking they had 4 baggers and now hoping to not be 50% down at open once numbers come out

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Someone out there is training a Santa AI model - and if they know what they are doing it will be horrifying!

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Man, rolling out a new backend software version can already be a challenge to do over the weekend. And now you expect them to do it in an hour??? I've worked for Eurex and this is no joke. When interface/API changes are involved, all the connected banks and brokerages need to be able to do the upgrade that quickly, too. It becomes a nightmare to orchestrate and get right.

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Freak out and sell everything right now. 

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Don´t get me wrong, I´ve been critisizing those valuations for a while. But no fears about data centers are panning out at all right now. This is just the market starting to come down from it´s CocAIne rush and beginning to actually evaluate risks. The market has just begun the process to find realistic valuations. And yes. Retail will pay the price as always, because journalists and advisors were high on that stuff as well. It´s just how this works. Every fucking time.

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No daily thread today because mods found out about new butt stuff

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Where is that octopus who predicted the results of football matches, get that fucker out of his jar we need him now!

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I feel bad for all the companies working with Ford to make this happen. Now Ford is scratching and clawing to get out of contracts and so on. What a mess.

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Why do you even need nuclear power in space? In orbit, you can receive sunlight virtually 24×7. On Earth, depending on latitude and season, solar availability is limited to roughly 8–10 hours a day. The math is straightforward. A significant portion of the energy produced on Earth is wasted due to the lack of efficient storage. One workaround has been pumped-storage hydroelectricity—using excess power to pump water uphill and recover it later—but even that suffers substantial losses, with round-trip efficiencies topping out at around 60%. Until recently, there was no practical way to store large amounts of excess energy without major losses. This is exactly why large-scale battery systems like Megapacks are a game changer—not just for space, but especially on Earth. Anyone with a background in Mechanical Engineering understands how fundamental this breakthrough is.

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