Hey everyone,

Short version: in Madrid there are small lending points inside metro stations (Bibliometro). 6 of the 12 closed; the 6 left are a pain to check without going down.

So I built "Linea 0 Bibliometro": it queries the public catalogue and tells you which of the 6 modules has a copy, and when it's due back if it's on loan.

Deliberately small. No accounts, no ads, no tracking beyond an anonymous counter. Not affiliated with Bibliometro or the Comunidad de Madrid. It's free and non-commercial, no revenue to report.

The product side is basically done. What I can't crack is distribution: the obvious communities (Madrid, books) explicitly ban sharing your own stuff, which is fair

Buenas,

Estoy intentando entender como la gente usa las bibliotecas publicas en España, porque mi propia percepcion esta muy sesgada.

- Hay gente que vaya a la biblioteca a buscar libros?
- Normalmente ya sabes que libro es con antelacion o sueles buscarlo alli?
- Pides recomendaciones?
- Sabes que hay buscadores del Ministerio de Cultura que te permiten ver que libros tienen disponibles? Si lo sabes y no los usas, por que es?

Estoy interesado en escuchar todo tipo de experiencias.

Gracias y un saludo!

In this post I want to address the overall situation of MSAI as of today, what December 8th vote really means and the short term outlook of the company

1. Why the dilution happened

MSAI was growing fast (114% QoQ revenue in Q3) but was running out of cash.
No cash = no installs, no customers, and the whole business stalls.

The first 14M raised wasn't optional, they were an imperative to save the company

The second 14M Direct Offering were needed to scale, otherwise they would not be able to buy upfront the hardware for new installations and have enough runway. Now they have enough for 18–24 months of growth, which is essential for customers. Who's gonna be working with a company wit

Gents,

I've been digging deep into MSAI for weeks, and what I've just seen is the most asymmetric risk/reward setup I’ve come across since the meme stock days. But this isn't a meme. This is a fundamental story disguised as a short squeeze.

For those just tuning in, this stock has been a warzone. But the war just ended.

Here’s the DD.

1. The "Death Warrant"

First, you have to understand why the "Bears" were right, until they weren't.

On Oct 24, MSAI (who was burning cash and desperate) announced a toxic financing deal at $0.409/share. Even worse, it came with 68.4 MILLION warrants at that same $0.409 price, set to be voted on in December.

This was a "death spiral" warrant.