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  • Please throw 200 million behind Stevens!

  • Dinner at French Laundry, and "no"

  • I think the state house passed the special election law, but didn't change the constitution, which still says 'appointment by governor' - maybe for "state offices" though?

  • I did #2 except I didn't exercise, I just sold it to someone else when the pice was up a bit on my small bet. I like to think that circuitously, Elon bought me a few lunches because screw that guy

  • Some folks like to gamble! More and more people are desperation gambling these days out of doomer mindsets that see 0dtes and kalshi bets as their way out of crushing poverty.

    And here and there, it's possible to look at pricing and conclude it's pants-on-head bananas. Trading and therefore price action is dominated by algorithms which amplifies hype cycles. Who couldn't see SpaceX as being overvalued? Other than the assholes at NASDAQ

  • That only matters if lenders a) don't believe he can pay the loans back, and b) would not themselves be hurt by calling in loans. With how incestuous the Epstein class is, my cynical bet is that he gets away with far too much for far too long

  • Short sellers are an important part of the equity ecosystem as it provides downward pressure in price discovery. Lucky gamblers have made, and are making, far more than that with long positions in equity and options.

    It's difficult to say that we don't need markets at all (e.g. would you plant cotton with no idea what it will sell for at harvest?). It then becomes a slippery slope of abuse and wealth concentration.

    If anything this all feels like a failure of regulation and the SEC not going far enough

  • Gideon was polling ahead of collins too.

    Collins has been a big contributor to Maine for decades, she's tough to beat. I'm pulling for Jackson, but remember Mainers went for Kamala and Collins by safe margins. Vote, donate, tell your friends - nothing feels safe this November

  • I'm looking forward to Helen of Troy being part Bird or whatever

  • I don't think we're good enough at shitposting... We're probably mostly theta-gang They said, I got a monthly put position in on spcx's fall, made my 40% and got out

  • My uncle had it on his computer. I redid that quiz a bunch of times because the older you seemed, the more of the first lady's pixels were visible! I remember there being at least 50 pixels ...

    My favorite question was " what happened at the bay of pigs" the correct answer was "a big mistake"

  • This is the rumblings that I've heard about online. What an ass

  • I agree, I remember when the pomplemoose guy made patreon, it was a great idea and I think he's shepherded it pretty well

  • Fully agree, but you just made me think she'd maybe be hilarious on Drunk History

  • Yeah for sure, but ambition for office is almost disqualifying. Just a daydream. I think Jackson is the obvious pick, but don't know the method by which he could become the nominee

  • Rape isn't the same accusation nor the same suspect accuser

  • Platner can't win. The accuser has corroborated contemporaneous communications. He's just going to lose.

    Finding this out now is a gift - he can drop out by the 13th. Rs would love to have kept this hidden until then. Now he can be replaced by the 27th (I think?)

    Jackson is being floated as an alternative, but I'd love to see Heather Cox Richardson drafted

  • I used to be a scientist, lived the startup (hardware) dream, now thinking about next moves - world needs housing, right? Maybe reskill to civil engineering?

    Surprising thing: hardware startups face so much upfront capital cost that they're almost impossible these days, also, I'm starting to wonder if we maybe have enough Science/Tech and that investment could be better directed to short term material needs of people and the planet

  • I think azolla has been floated (hah!) as a scalable way to quickly fix atmospheric carbon. Maybe fish aquaculture for nutrient restoration?

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Poll results depend on pollster choices as much as voters’ decisions

    goodauthority.org /news/election-poll-vote2024-data-pollster-choices-weighting/
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Kamala Harris Wins Nickelodeon’s ‘Kids Pick the President’ Poll With 52% of Votes, Trump Grabs 48%

    www.thewrap.com /kamala-harris-wins-nickelodeon-kids-pick-the-president-poll/