Spot Silver has decoupled from Shanghai India and London. It’s diverged to ~$8.

Will be interesting. Also the Paramount Skydance takeover bid is still pending. Paramount is ~15 billion market cap and the deal for Warner is ~77 billion.

Also interesting that tether is the private largest holder of gold at 14 billion $ xaust

Here’s a good infographic on how dominant SpaceX is in the launch market

https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/1iarntp/orbit...

It’s about productivity and increasing it to be more competitive against other nations. Look at South Korea. No natural resources so post war plans was to base the future on human capital. It’s why the density and workforce is concentrated in Seoul.

AI build out is more of an extension of datacenter build out though. All the hyperscalers lead AI build out.

Fiber dailed because the telcos overbuilt and demand lagged. When Amazon introduced AWS it succeeded right away because there was lots of demand.

Jeff Bezos Ted Talk 2003 - https://youtu.be/vMKNUylmanQ

Waiting for Grok to be CEO. It got Linda to step down

Try using this you just need an esp32 devkit nodemcu style pcb. It measures movement though.

https://github.com/espressif/esp-csi

Just look at their launch cadence for falcon 9.

https://www.spacex.com/launches

It’s a bunch of starlink missions. With some dedicated and rideshare missions.

It’s worth mentioning that one of the reasons the cadence is so high for Starlink is because customers buy the boosters, and they can be re-used for many Starlink launches.

I been using these mini pan frying skillets for years for prototype boards. <$2. An IR thermometer with a laser is handy during the process.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008863940082.html

And here is the cheap hot air rework station I use. <$15

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005989227215.html

You can even opt out of the stencil but I never do cuz it's much easier than not having it.

Haha I've got an old toaster oven, it works wonders for basic prototype assembly!