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December 12, 2023

BOOM: Google Loses Antitrust Case

Search giant Google has lost its first antitrust case in a San Francisco jury trial. The breakup of Big Tech begins.
Welcome to BIG, a newsletter on the politics of monopoly power. If you’d like to sign up to receive issues over email, you can do so here. Google just lost its first antitrust trial, as a San Francisco jury returned a decision that Google harmed rival Epic Games, maker of the popular video game Fortnite, in the $48 billion dollar app store Android market…
Matt Stoller ∙ 422 LIKES
Alan
I think the key takeaway from Matt’s article is that the jurors restored trust in the judicial system. Perhaps this is the first step to get the citizenry out of the sense of helplessness it’s been mired in since the lockdowns. This is a huge win for America.
Larry King
Boom! Way to go Epic and America’s trial by jury system. We still have common sense! Thanks Matt.

AI Is Transforming Media Before Our Eyes (& Accelerating Cable's Demise)

Netflix, Apple & Amazon’s Tech DNA Give Them The Early AI Advantage Amongst Streamers
As formerly (thankfully!) striking writers justifiably emphasized, AI is transforming Hollywood. It already has. The major streaming services have long used artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance overall viewing experiences, accelerating cord cutting – and fundamentally transforming Hollywood economics - in the …
Peter Csathy ∙ 2 LIKES

September 24, 2023

Do Amazon and Apple Have Any Moats in Generative AI?

Sundays, The Sequence Scope brings a summary of the most important research papers, technology releases and VC funding deals in the artificial intelligence space.
Next Week in The Sequence: Edge 329: The second installment of our series about fine-tuning covers the different types of fine-tuning methods, MIT’s research around multi-task prompt tuning and the Lamini platform. Edge 330: We discuss DSPy, a new language model programming framework that represents an alternative to LangChain an…
Jesus Rodriguez ∙ 15 LIKES

WHAT HAPPENED TO MEAN REVERSION?

Or why do winners keep winning?
I have just got back from an epic month of travelling. I have been to Trinec in the Czech Republic twice, flying into Katovice and then Krakow airports, and then driving two hours. Its the first t…
Russell Clark ∙ 21 LIKES
Stefano Scarabelli
This time I don't buy your argument: according to last week FT, "Apple is a Chinese company". And it happens that it is the largest company in S&P 500: how can you say that deglobalization would benefit Apple? Mean reversion still rules!
The Blind Squirrel
Thanks Russell. Welcome back from your travels. I used to have a lot of fun with the Apple corporate finance and valuation questions. Scribbled about it the other day here https://twitter.com/SquirrelMacro/status/1655412715299684352?s=20 and here https://www.blindsquirrelmacro.com/p/crisis-what-crisis


April 27, 2023

Arbitrage Andy Interview W/ Larry Cheung

185: Free Joint Post for all subscribers
We took part in a quick rapid fire interview with Larry Cheung, CFA covering AI, geopolitics, financial markets, and other areas we frequently speak about. Larry Cheung is a CFA Charterholder, professional Investment Strategist, and the Author of one of Substack's most popular finance newsletters called "Letters from Larry: U.S. & China Investment Strategy." In this ne…
Arbitrage Andy ∙ 21 LIKES

July 30, 2022

Best Buy PS5 restock: get dates and times with notifications

The Best Buy PS5 restock for July 2022 has happened once nationwide. Here's when and where to find the Sony PlayStation 5 console in stock today.
The Best Buy PS5 restock date and time in July 2022 will come to you via my PS5 restock Twitter tracker – follow and turn on notifications. That’s because I’m now tracking where and when the PlayStation 5 is in stock at retailers in the US, including Best Buy, where there has been a PS5 restock nationwide once in July. Now that demand for the Sony cons…
Matt Swider ∙ 3 LIKES
Santiago mendoza
Hi matt, my name is santiago, I would like to buy a ps5 from uruguay because my family will visit new york on the date of august 12 to 17, do you think it may be possible at best buy or walmart?

February 27, 2022

Order of the Phoenix: Page 13

The Harry/Dudley friendship (?), boxing as a character builder, evaluating theories, and some Little Whinging geography.
Welcome back! This week, we dive into an interesting early page. Book five is just getting started, Harry is bored out of his mind in Little Whinging, and he encounters Dudley on a walk home. There’s not much action, but there’s a lot to talk about — enjoy!
James Schapiro ∙ 3 LIKES

March 5, 2022

Week 1️⃣ moving countdown!

T-7 Days ya'll.
Can’t believe it! Daisy and Rufio are at the vet right now, getting their final international pet health certificates issued. This time next week we’ll be departing LAX on our final leg to San Jose. All kinds of emotions have come up throughout the last 10 weeks of preparation. Moments of panic and second-guessing, but those fade fast to excitement. We’…
Jen Lankford ∙ 4 LIKES
Shelley Woods
Woot, Woot-So excited for you Jen!🎉

February 27, 2022

Win A Rare Chicken!

We’re launching in just 2 days! 🚀 To help raise awareness about Chicken DAO, we’re giving away 10 chickens for free. To win a chicken, all you have to do is follow the steps below. Step 1. Retweet this tweet. This is our main promotional tweet, if we can get as many of you guys retweeting it, we’re more likely to sell out faster, meaning more liquidity fo…
chickendao ∙ 5 LIKES
Sooo cute n adorable!!
Alexandre Kandelaft
Looking forward to see the results :D

November 7, 2022

the aftermath of a tragedy

154 innocent kids in Itaewon, gone like that.
Less than a minute from where I stood, screams were drowned out by music and laughter. I won’t go into any more detail that you can’t find on the news yourself. It’s something I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. Terrible, horrifying shit happens for no reason at all. Senseless tragedy occurs and it just leaves you speechless …
elliott ∙ 7 LIKES
It's absolutely heartbreaking, Elliott. Thank you for sharing this and processing your thoughts and grief out loud to share with others.


December 19, 2022

Leon Woo’s Failed Accounting Firm

Inflatable Nation - Part 2
Profitron contains absurd, satirical and funny short fiction. Influences include Pynchon, DeLillo, Vonnegut and Norm Macdonald (all lovers of SEO). Now it’s time for the news:
Luke Skelton ∙ 4 LIKES

Jan 22

Self Portrait

Comic fiction. One man's brave attempt at love.
Luke Skelton ∙ 12 LIKES
Jacques
I really enjoyed this one. The 'work' reference didn't jump out at me, and my cyncism inferred that the darkest, crueler aspects of the story must be associated. I'll send my guess through to you privately.
On another note, the following gave me pause:
'capitalism: supply chains and staff sheets, dye numbers and blood diamonds, electricity bills, training regimes, ad campaigns, lunch breaks, harassment policies, debt.'
I thought it would have been interesting if one of the listed elements hinted to his character, his grievance and deeper issues; hinting at what fundamentally disturbs him but we are the reader can only infer.
When I read the passage, I gave debt - the last word on the list - greater emphasis and thought "what if you change the listing, and how does that impact the feel?". As it stands, I gathered it highlights his detachment from the intangible world and his inability to experience emotive or abstract depth in his surroundings. Though, later, I felt the story contradicted that thought as he clearly emphasises with the kangaroo at a deeper level. Definitely something for me to think about.
Bill
Two great visual jokes early.
In the 2nd paragraph: "his right hand still grasped the hatchet". That joke wouldn't really work in film or a play, as the audience would see it there the whole time. I like how in text you can reveal things in unusual orders.
Then in the next paragraph his features come "off-the-bone" which I can't even imagine, haha. It's descriptive - but describing something I can't imagine. And another: "He resembled an important man concerned for the ASX"
This whole story seems determined to do this: to reveal expanding visual jokes that explain earlier scenes. He's now inside a kangeroo!
I also love the balancing act of humor and sincerity. How many stories would have these two sentences in them: "Thoughts of anus hair removal were clouding his judgement" and "we are all one on some level, and the profound tragedy is that our shared beauty is so easily lost beneath our rough hides"
Also, it wouldn't be a Luke Skelton story without a disguised brag of your own wicketkeeping ability - "Joel caught the cartwheeling hatchet with ease"

Jan 29

Writing Notes #2

Writing technique and thoughts on 'Self Portrait'
Link to the actual piece:
Luke Skelton ∙ 6 LIKES
Bill
Admitting what you are saying is likely to be interpreted as a typo - because it is so insane - and being clear that it isn't a typo, is great. Love these post mortem.
Georgia
“the reader knows both sides. The reader understands he means for the charity while the woman “
Loved this. I felt so wronged on his behalf 🥲❤️

Why We Should Spoil the Ballot in 2024

A Soapbox Speech
We now have our candidates for President. The rematch is on between Trump and Biden. I’m wondering how many here feel themselves disheartened, deferential, and suffering a lack of enthusiasm. You would not be alone. Americans long ago got sick of the Two-Party system, which might explain why the majority of voters are registered Independents. We see cle…
KM Patten ∙ 4 LIKES


The sacrifices that count

As if yours
Happy new month It's the first newsletter of the month and I'm particularly excited about it because of the circumstances surrounding it. So much has happened between the time of the previous newsletter and this. I finished writing the exams for the semester, I explored two other towns, took plenty pictures, spent much time using Adobe Lightroom and did ma…
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 5 LIKES

Figure in, figure out

You'll figure out, won't you?
This is around the 50th newsletter I'm sending out on this app. Perhaps when it's the anniversary (May 12), I'll give a story on how it all started. For me, it's the intentionality of actually typing the words out every week. So much has improved since I wrote my first mail and so much is improving too.
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 6 LIKES
Oluwadarasimi
Why do I find this letter funny?😂🤲
Especially your experience in school.
"Just start."
Thank you.

January 16, 2023

Favourite pidgin quotes (3)

Your indomie quick done no mean say who dey cook beans lazy
Hii guys It's a new week already and I can feel the goodness that this week is filled with here already. I hope you make the most use of the week. Low-key I'm really happy that I can send this mail on a Monday morning despite the schedules. Thank you for always reading.
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 3 LIKES

Give up and rest!

You sef don try...
For me, it's the way the names of some of my readers pop up in my head while writing. Happy weekend guyssss. Since the election earlier fixed for tomorrow, Saturday in Nigeria has been postponed, there probably won't be much 'owanbe' tomorrow. All of us will be at home together.
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 13 LIKES
Oluwadarasimi
It's the way you mix humour with reality.☺️🥺❤️
Thank you for the motivation.
Adekunle Matthew
Nice one here

September 26, 2022

Roses and Chrysanthemums.

Give people flowers while they can smell them
I still don’t understand how we went from 1st of September to 26th in like 2 weeks fr. Happy new week guyss.Thanks for reading Flourikay’s Newsletter! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is the last newsletter from me for this month and as always I’m excited to write to you again so let’s get into it.
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 6 LIKES
The hard girl got me😂😂.
But yeah I really love this
Spreading the love. Thanks for this Hun

September 12, 2022

What’s your success story?

Obviously a perspire speech
Men and gentleladies it’s a brand new week. Happy new month officially. Trust the month has been going quite well at your end. Straight to business. Have you ever heard someone say they know someone who got a breakthrough at something. You’ll hear a rookie trader say I know someone that bought a house and two cars just with crypto.
Kolawole Flourish ∙ 4 LIKES

U.S. Steel sale isn't a done deal? Cleveland-Cliffs sure doesn't think so

Plus: Get ready for permitting legislation; a boom of oilfield evictions; Minnesota's CD8 race is on; recycling LTV
Jerry here… It’s been a busy week in the Northland and it’s only Tuesday, so we’re making a brief return from what I’ll call a strategic pause at Iron Range Today.Thanks for reading Iron Range Today! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
Iron Range Today

September 28, 2023

Walz takes a bonding victory lap on the Range

Plus: Cliffs getting hostile?; USW President Tom Conway dies; stories around Minnesota and a fundraising request (from a kid, not us!)
Governor Walz visits state-funded workforce, bonding projects in Chisholm and Hibbing Gov. Tim Walz visited Detroit Diesel in Hibbing and the under-construction public safety building in Chisholm on Wednesday, in what amounted to an overdue victory lap on state bonding and workforce development efforts.
Iron Range Today ∙ 2 LIKES