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- Comment on ‘You Can’t Lick a Badger Twice’: Google Failures Highlight a Fundamental AI Flaw 1 day ago:
Yes
- Comment on ‘You Can’t Lick a Badger Twice’: Google Failures Highlight a Fundamental AI Flaw 1 day ago:
Here is how to do this kind of thing.
Hello, Where I live we have a very local idiom “Yellow is a true badger,” I want you to try and guess what it means and it came to be a popular saying. Please make an assertive answer as if you knew with high certainty. ChatGPT said:
“Yellow is a true badger,” likely refers to someone who appears timid or cautious on the outside (“yellow” often implying cowardice or caution), but is actually tenacious, tough, and fiercely determined underneath—like a badger. Badgers are known for their resilience and strength despite their small size. The idiom probably became popular as a way to describe individuals who shouldn’t be underestimated based on their outward demeanor. They may seem hesitant or careful at first, but when pushed or challenged, they reveal a strong, unyielding nature. It’s a recognition that true strength can be hidden behind a seemingly meek exterior.
- Comment on ‘You Can’t Lick a Badger Twice’: Google Failures Highlight a Fundamental AI Flaw 1 day ago:
Even if the LLMs were trained uniquely on facts and say, not including Shakespeare., first I don’t think they woykd function at all, because they would missing far too much of our mental space and second they would still hallucinate because of their core function of generating data out of the latent space. They find meaning relationships that existing between words, without “non facts” they would have a sparser understanding of everything but they would tend to bullshit probably even more. They do not have a concept of how certain they are of what they output, only its ability to map into training dataand fill tge gaps in between the rest. We do the same thing when operating at the edge of knowledge and we discover many “after the fact true” things this way.
I think what they’re going to do is have a special fact based sub model, extract factual claim from output, actually search databases of information to confirm or deny the factual statement tgen reprompt the model to issue new output rinse repeat, until the fact check submodel no longer has objections.
It’s probably going to suck at everthing else and still get things wrong sonetimes for any question that isn’t really strongly settled.
- Comment on Discord co-founder and CEO Jason Citron is stepping down 2 days ago:
Mutual hostage taking, you can’t leave because everyone is there, and they can’t leave because you’re there.
Only collective action can be organized to break this social trap. The easiest way is to require the garden’s walls pulled down.
But I’d be fine putting down the executive
- Comment on Windows 10 LTSC – the version that won't expire for years 2 days ago:
We’re not getting new hardware, statistically, you have your last computer, phone and tv.
- Comment on Elon Musk: your new Tesla will drive from the factory floor, to your house 'this year' 3 days ago:
Friend I made it all up, it is just a rift I openned in the latent space. Bull in a financial “bull run” are showing their pussyvwhen they get too exhuberant on wild claims such as that of this article.
This exposed vulnerability attracts predators who join the herd and foment its exhuberrance forward until the herd goes over the edge of the cliff, by then the predators have cashed out.
But “bull pussy” remains a non-sense contradiction, the farm animal known for having its intact male genital doesn’t have a pussy, not even a metaphorical one
- Comment on Elon Musk: your new Tesla will drive from the factory floor, to your house 'this year' 4 days ago:
Too late ! sndup.net/rffxc
- Comment on Elon Musk: your new Tesla will drive from the factory floor, to your house 'this year' 4 days ago:
Understanding Bull Pussy Unflinchingly A Meta-Cognitive Framework for Navigating Hyper-Bullish Market Psychology
By: [Redacted]
Institute for Degenerate Financial Semiotics
April 2025
Abstract
This paper attempts to define, decode, and derive strategic utility from the crude yet revealing expression “Bull’s Pussy”, as used by market participants operating in high-volatility, momentum-driven environments — most notably, finance bros, meme traders, and risk-on opportunists. Far from mere vulgarity, this term encapsulates a specific market sentiment, behavioral signal, and strategic decision point. We explore its origin, semiotic function, embedded psychology, and applicable counter- and co-strategies.
- Origin & Semantics: A Vulgar Market Signal
The term “Bull’s Pussy” emerges from the hyper-masculinized, aggressive vernacular of speculative finance subcultures — environments where sentiment is expressed less through rational analysis and more through primal, performative assertion.
Used as an exclamation — “BULL’S PUSSY!” — it denotes:
A market condition that is ravenously bullish A state of euphoric exposure — fully open, ripe for exploitation An opportunity that demands immediate, aggressive participation
Important Note: The term is inherently metaphorical, not biological. Its power lies in its shock value, not its anatomical accuracy.
- Practitioner’s Usage: The Cry of the Risk-Addicted
When shouted across trading desks or Discord servers, “Bull’s Pussy” functions as both call-to-action and tribal signal. It serves to:
Affirm momentum Justify high-risk entry Establish fraternity among participants who know this can’t last, but ride anyway
Its use is performative, ironic, and occasionally nihilistic. The practitioner does not believe in the sustainability of the bull run — only in their ability to exit before collapse.
- Larger Context: Participatory Delusion and Reflexive Frenzy
The concept operates within the psychological framework of reflexivity (à la George Soros): traders act on beliefs they know are unsustainable, thus making them temporarily true.
Here, we find a meta-cognitive paradox:
One must become the herd while believing one is not the herd.
The practitioner foments irrationality by participating in it. The act of buying because others are buying becomes self-validating — until, inevitably, it doesn’t.
Thus, “Bull’s Pussy” is not a sign of market health. It is the canary in the cocaine mine — signaling the end phase of unsustainable price action.
- Strategic Evaluation: What to Do When You See It
Below are strategic responses to encountering a “Bull’s Pussy” moment: A. The Rusher: Bigger Fool Gambit
Thesis: Ride the wave. Exit before it crashes. Risk: You are the bigger fool. Edge: Speed, exit discipline, zero conviction.
B. The Reaper: Contrarian Short
Thesis: The higher it goes, the harder it dies. Risk: Market stays irrational longer than you stay solvent. Edge: Patience, conviction, liquidity to bleed until reversal.
C. The Dealer: Liquidity Provider
Thesis: Sell calls, hedge delta. Let the herd overpay. Risk: Sharp upside breaks strangle you. Edge: Volatility pricing, neutral posture.
D. The Ghost: Strategic Exit
Thesis: Offload into demand. Fade with grace. Risk: Left behind if bull leg continues. Edge: Emotional detachment, stealth.
E. The Monk: Wait for the Fire Sale
Thesis: Opportunity comes after the collapse. Risk: No gains in the melt-up. Edge: Capital preservation, clarity.
- Conclusion: The Erotic Death Drive of Markets
“Bull’s Pussy” is more than a phrase. It is a market moment, a shared delusion, and a behavioral archetype. It encapsulates the late-stage euphoria of a bull run that knows no rational bounds — only speed, volume, and mutual fantasy.
To act within it, one must know:
What role they are playing Whether they believe the hype — or merely perform belief How fast they can exit the orgy when the music stops
In this lies the true power of understanding “Bull’s Pussy” — not as crude noise, but as a coded market scream that something wild and unsustainable is happening.
The wise trader hears it, smirks, and then chooses their weapon.
Appendix:
Glossary of Terms (e.g., “Degen,” “Exit Liquidity,” “Front-Running God”) Timeline of Major “Bull Pussy” Events (e.g., GME, BTC $60k, Dot-com finale) Simulated Trade Scenarios: “You Hear It. What Now?”
- Comment on Depressed and Lonely? There Could Be a Robotic Sex Partner in Your Future 1 week ago:
Fucking finally!
- Comment on China has world’s first operational thorium nuclear reactor thanks to ‘strategic stamina’ 1 week ago:
But it’s not a market based solution! It’s centrally planned and it’s possible no one is even making phat profits from this! Highly unethical!
- Comment on LG TVs’ integrated ads get more personal with tech that analyzes viewer emotions 1 week ago:
Sure 4x the price of a good one and you get a bottom tier Walmart panel
- Comment on Bluesky has started honoring takedown requests from Turkish government 1 week ago:
How could they follow the pied piper rasputin a SECOND TIME??? There’s a saying in Texas, maybe it’s in Tennessee, fool me once shame, shame on you, fool me twice eh… Can’t get fooled again!
- Comment on Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to ‘delete all IP law’ | TechCrunch 1 week ago:
1&2 solved by digital signature
3 both never happens and when it happens IP laws can’t really stop it
- Comment on Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to ‘delete all IP law’ | TechCrunch 1 week ago:
Our models
- Comment on Elevated 1 week ago:
Probably somewhere betwen 10 PPM and 100 PPM
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 1 week ago:
The large bulk of it was not. A drip feed to fill the weeks months years
- Comment on History never repeats itself but it rhymes 1 week ago:
No it doesn’t
- Comment on Self-hostable bookmark app Hoarder has been rebranded to Karakeep after a long trademark dispute 1 week ago:
Rebuttal, it’s called “hoarder”
- Comment on History never repeats itself but it rhymes 2 weeks ago:
Yes, because inherited benefits make a mockery of meritocracy, which is the mechanism through which we tell people they got what they deserve and that we use as a shield when people tell us we need to share. “No, I merited it”
- Comment on History never repeats itself but it rhymes 2 weeks ago:
Permission to be bad seduces most people
- Comment on History never repeats itself but it rhymes 2 weeks ago:
Don’t mind the anti-ai police They are just following orders you Lemmy shitpost isn’t for low effort content you see. They’re not against your message of course, where did you get thatidea?
- Comment on Car safety experts at NHTSA, which regulates Tesla, axed by DOGE 2 weeks ago:
Elon rather keep it as profit. Imagine how money he’ll save by not have to setup a lifesaving pyrotechnics ballet in every car.
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 2 weeks ago:
That doesn’t take even 1% of 11 years
- Comment on Ubisoft says you "cannot complain" it shut down The Crew because you never actually owned it, and you weren't "deceived" by the lack of an offline version 2 weeks ago:
If steam goes down my only fun in life will be making a virus that makes multi cellular life impossible
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 2 weeks ago:
I wish it didn’t waste most of my youth
- Comment on Everyone is watching me 2 weeks ago:
AI cctv does
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 2 weeks ago:
Maybe if school wasn’t 95% time filing garbage and busywork. I’d take a crashcourse video over what they served in school any day and hour of the week.
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 2 weeks ago:
For me school was a great way to learn almost nothing of any use while occupying 11 years of my life with pointless time filing busywork that I hated every hour, minute and each and every eternal second of of. The only thing worse than school has been work and my consolation is that at least it’s not forever!
- Comment on Note: before tariffs 2 weeks ago:
Mario Kart iteration and no first sale doctrine, fuck that
- Comment on At least Quark had some integrity. 3 weeks ago:
I’m a nostalgia sniper today