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On the plus side, our intelligent, entrepreneurial, home educated pre-teen D makes quite a lot of £££ selling jewellery on SM shops. The impending ban gives me an excellent opportunity to teach her about VPN fees as a cost of sale & amortisation of COGS as a component of EBITDA👍
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Nope. Can't do that. Fuck us peasants. We have to keep funding war! Just keep the cogs going in the war machine!
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the way you can see the cogs turning in his head, coming up with whatever absolutely HILARIOUS thing he said to lewis
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sick of these cogs
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you guys are literally at both ends of opinions. One sees it positively, the other not so much. End of the day its a sponsor secured, more money and i'm pretty sure it's money on top of the training sponsor. End of the day, cogs are moving and thats whats important!
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a guy in Bali is running a $84,000/month e-commerce operation completely alone. no employees. no VAs. no warehouse. no inventory. just him, a laptop & 11 AI agents that run the entire business this sounds fake until you see the stack > agent 1 finds trending products on TikTok & AliExpress using real time sales data > agent 2 writes product descriptions, titles & SEO copy for every listing > agent 3 generates product photos using AI. no physical samples needed > agent 4 manages pricing across 4 platforms. adjusts every 6 hours based on competitor data > agent 5 handles all customer support emails & returns > agent 6 runs Facebook & TikTok ads. writes copy. picks creatives. adjusts budgets daily > agent 7 manages inventory & reorder triggers with suppliers > agent 8 generates weekly P&L reports & flags margin drops > agents 9-11 handle fulfillment coordination, review responses & social media posting $84K revenue. roughly $31K profit after ad spend & COGS. one person 2 years ago this operation would require 8 to 12 people minimum. a copywriter. a designer. a media buyer. customer support. an accountant. a fulfillment manager all replaced. not by one AI tool. by a system of AI agents that talk to each other & make decisions autonomously the era of the solo million dollar business isn't theoretical anymore. it's a dude in Bali who figured out the wiring before everyone else did
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Replying to @alphafox
Not everyone is a servant leader. Some people see employees as just cogs being fitted into an uncaring machine
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@grok can you elaborate on the nvidia cogs estimate
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When Trump is gone you MAGApricks can slip back into society and become the useless cogs you always were
Deidre Bishop retweeted
Hillary and Bill are just more cogs in a system of corruption that has plagued our nation for decades. It is time we place these corrupt politicians into cages where they can contemplate their crimes against The American People, and where they cannot do any more harm!
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The twitter monkeys at Buckinghamshire Council are about to have a bad time. It is not their fault, they are lowly paid cogs in the machine. Buckinghamshire Council sending junior staff out to provide cover for senior management and the political cabinet is just wrong
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Mind you, that white 7% control the economy & the Asian squad are the cogs of the economy. The 81% blacks do nothing, except to intimidate the foreign blacks (rest of Africa 4% of to ‘go bek to your kentri’, bcos they are the cause of their problems… Make it make sense!
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100% agreed. My thesis has been that AI companies eventually need to think like infra companies. In SaaS you could outsource most of the stack and still have great economics. In AI inference is the key COGS that does not grow margins. At scale owning distribution is not enough imo and you need to own your cost structure too I see that as complementary to your Diffusion Prime thesis @nbobba - yours is about distribution and compounding usage horizontally and mine is other about unit economics and successfully distributed vertical AI companies moving up/ down the stack
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มัมหมีพิเจ้น #너무 졸려요 retweeted
Give him a minute the cogs are still trying to work
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Our children are cogs for Gov to control
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Ill give you my honest review: Long post incoming Context: i am the rank 1 azuki tcg player Picture below for proof My history with tcg: i have been competing in tcg since highschool I have multiple great tournament finishes and ranked ladder finishes, peaking in the top 5 or better in many games First lets talk the physical cards: when compared to mtg, polemon and yugioh its absolutely no contest. Azuki physical cards are so much better its impressive. The card stock is durable. They feel good, nice weight to them. The foiling textures put MTG and friends to shame Second the gameplay: The gameplay is like shadowverse. Ill admit i wish the game had a stack like MTG. Interacting on the enemy turn is limited, but there are ways to interact unlike in pokemon and many other tcgs on the market. I compare the game the most to OG shadowverse. The games Gate mechanic feels like a combination of shadowverses evolve mechanic, and pokemons bench. Right now the card pool is limited since were in the first set, but each element has atleast one playable deck you can certainly win with. All the elements feel strong and capable of winning a tournament. Im sure things will feel even more diverse as the card pool grows, i think atm there are less than 150 cards. Third: tournament rewards As someone who was not an azuki holder before i played the tcg (only getting my first Azuki elemental and bean through selling my tournament prizes) i have found Azuki to be by far the most rewarding TCG ive ever competed in. Many games treat their top players like cogs in the wheel. In azuki the prizing is simply very good At Azuki I immediately felt like I was a part of something special. The game is young, which is my favorite part in every tcg ive ever played. Metagame is unsolved and playerbase needs innovators. As for NFTs this is where it becomes the most interesting to me Already it is clear Azuki has shows they have the capability of PBTs In a world where people want to grade cards for authenticity, the PBT is a huge upgrade And as far as player and holder recognition goes? Already many of the cards have used azukis, elementals and beanz from their respective collections. The token # is marked on the card. The nft holders can be represented in the game. I might be wrong but i believe the holders also get some form of royalties on this but dont quote me on that one MTG has stopped turning their major tournament winners into cards. Its a shame. Many historical cards wouldn't exist without the tournament cards. Snapcaster mage Avalanche riders Solemn simulacrum Etc etc Mtg stopped doing this But azuki is bringing it back Players can be part of the games core history again Once again i got into azuki through the tcg not the nft I am a firm believer in where this game is going. Im happy to continue this conversation in good faith
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I hope Nico Williams can recover well in time for the Uruguay clash on a minimum as a starter with minutes played. Alongside Lamine Yamal they make the DNA for the Spanish wings - direct, two way threat, tenacious in approach and the key creative COGs. There’s so much to explore
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Despite COGs interest in him, no he is not.
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𝄞 verdigris silkfly of #goregoonsloptwt retweeted
🤖🛡️🗡️: T-those things are just supersti- 🤖🛡️🗡️⚡️🪽🔫🔥: Why… did… you… steal… my…. SPARE COGS!? 🤖🛡️🗡️: W-wha… w-what do you m-m-mean? 🤖🛡️🗡️⚡️🪽🔫🔥: D-die thief….
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