Alex is glad it was so difficult

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Alex is glad it was so difficult

Alex is glad it was so difficult

@LFTH_Alex

I'm a bleeding heart conservative, artist and philosopher, and I'm either really kind or a straight up dick depending on how much of an asshole you seem to be.

no Beigetreten Şubat 2010
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Lee Vermeulen
Lee Vermeulen@Alientrap·
Tried out a voxel physics idea where it breaks into individual cube bodies, then adds back to the voxel grid after
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AG
AG@AGHamilton29·
Mask off. What really upsets them about the Iron Dome is that it limits the number of Israelis that terrorists can kill. That’s the mentioned “costs”. They prefer that number be higher. With no regards for how the lack of this tech would force Israel to respond. Notice this isn’t even about a funding discussion. Luckily, whether Israel has the technology to save lives isn’t dependent on people like Mehdi Hasan. They invented it. The funding question just relates to our role and extent of access we have to the tech.
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DESMOND-26
DESMOND-26@fakechuck·
@LFTH_Alex @stringbean670 "Have they done anything to protect them besides literally protect them from harm that was actively levied at them?" Fucking listen to yourself, dude. This is embarrassing.
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flurby@flurbylovesyou·
@LFTH_Alex @stringbean670 Fighting to stop anti trans laws IS doing something lol. And they pass a bunch of pro trans protections in blue states but they don’t have power federally to do that. Which is why people have to vote for them if they want that
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Centrism Fan Acct 🔹
Centrism Fan Acct 🔹@Wilson__Valdez·
You guys can keep repeating it over and over but no matter how many times you repeat it, it doesn't make it true. The "Activist Left" was absolutely responsible for all of the worst excesses of 'identity politics' that people associate with the Dem brand.
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Cole Sandick🌹🇵🇸🇺🇦🇸🇩@ColeSandick

This is the skeleton key for understanding the current crisis of the Democratic Party. They're seen as radical because they were ideologically hijacked—not by extreme leftists—but by extreme centrists with radical views on identity politics, Israel and representational politics.

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@LFTH_Alex @groove_sdc You are empowering zionist narratives here. Refusing to draw a difference between, say, Europeans, and people who might only be where they are because their ancestors were ethnically cleansed from surrounding countries makes any violent act inherent unjust.
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Riley Gaines
Riley Gaines@Riley_Gaines_·
We live in a world that hates Christ and those who believe in Him, but that's to be expected. Just as He was persecuted, so will we be. Consider me a Jaden Ivey fan.
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Michael
Michael@TheMG3D·
Do they know? 👀
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Jonah Platt
Jonah Platt@JonahPlatt·
A children’s platform. 12+ BILLION views. 19.2M subscribers. More than the entire Jewish population on Earth. This isn’t fringe. This is how narratives get mainstreamed.
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Anish Moonka
Anish Moonka@anishmoonka·
OpenAI's Sora made $2.1 million across its entire six-month life. That's everything the app has ever earned. In-app purchases, credit bundles, the works. Meanwhile, the app was costing over a million dollars a day just to keep the servers on. That million-a-day number is actually the low end. A Wall Street analyst broke down what it takes to make a single 10-second Sora video: about $1.30 per clip. Sounds cheap until you realize each clip needs four specialized chips running together for about 10 minutes. At roughly $2 an hour per chip, that's how $1.30 adds up. When millions of people were using it back in November, Forbes estimated the daily bill was closer to $15 million. OpenAI's own head of Sora, Bill Peebles, said it in October: "The economics are currently completely unsustainable." He was the guy running it. I keep coming back to the download curve because it shows how fast this thing bled out. November 2025: 3.33 million downloads in a single month. People were obsessed. By February: 1.13 million. Monthly downloads dropped by two-thirds in three months. Monthly revenue hit $540,000 in December and slid to $367,000 in January. The product was shrinking, and the bill wasn't. But the money wasn't even the main problem. It was what those chips couldn't do while they were busy making videos. Every chip that rendered a 10-second deepfake couldn't answer a ChatGPT question or serve a paying business customer. Fidji Simo, who runs OpenAI's apps, told employees they couldn't afford "side quests" anymore. Their CFO, Sarah Friar, was blunter on CNBC: "We just are facing a lack of compute." Meaning: we don't have enough processing power to go around, and we're burning ours on this. Disney got the worst of it. They'd put $1 billion on the table and signed a three-year deal letting Sora use characters from Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars. Per the Wall Street Journal, Disney found out Sora was getting axed less than an hour before OpenAI told the public. No money had actually moved yet. The whole deal just evaporated. OpenAI is trying to go public later this year at a valuation of around $840 billion. A product burning an estimated $5.4 billion a year while bringing in $2.1 million total is the kind of number that makes investors choke. The app goes dark on April 26. Six months, start to finish.
Polymarket@Polymarket

BREAKING: OpenAI's Sora video platform was reportedly losing ~$1,000,000.00 per day before they decided to shut it down.

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