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When Trump says "idiot," it is a racist codeword for another word.

@golfhack89 @ewoosh @ImBreckWorsham @grok Comparable phones are available for well under $100, so quibbling about it being a deposit is irrelevant.

@ewoosh @ImBreckWorsham @grok The deposit was 100 and there is no confirmation of a email sent out

So, the Trumpers who signed up for the $500 Trump phone YEARS ago and have still not received them just got an email saying they will NEVER receive them and.....wait for it.....wait for it...... Trump's keeping their deposit. 🤣😂🤣 Art of the grift.

@davidpattersonx AI has two figures of merit. One you can call intelligence or IQ, the other is speed. The two combine in many cases. For instance, speed allows consideration of many alternatives at both model build and run time. We cannot see how far a trillion dollar AI can go on both combined.

My theory that all technologies will reach an optimal limit by 2030 requires that AI must reach an optimal limit to intelligence at the same time. If the theory of a limit to technology is true, then the theory of a limit to intelligence is necessarily true as well. Any innovation that could increase AI's intelligence would be developed by 2030. This disproves theories suggesting intelligence can continue improving until 2045 and beyond, or even indefinitely. There are limits to what intelligence is capable of, so there exists a maximum useful limit to intelligence. There are also a limited number of innovations that can improve intelligence. Once we have discovered them all, we will be able to go no further. 2030 is not an arbitrary limit. It is my predicted date based on my projections of when we are likely to reach the optimal limits of technology and the maximum limit of intelligence. I have looked at each independently, and trends indicate that we will reach both limits by 2030.

@luvmyjaide @JugularYak @lydiataydavis God killing 68% of fertilized eggs by not letting them implant makes him billions of times more a murderer than all abortionists combined (by your definitions).

@LearyEdwar19503 @JugularYak @lydiataydavis You've yet to add anything of value to the conversation, dear.

Chemical Abortion Pills literally help rapists cover up their crimes and continue cycles of abuse.  HOW IS THAT PRO-WOMEN?

@luvmyjaide @JugularYak @lydiataydavis You didn't catch that i was parodying your gibberish.

@LearyEdwar19503 @JugularYak @lydiataydavis Thanks for proving my point.

@newstart_2024 @ZeClint Statistically, it is only a stereotype. However, high visibility people such as CEO's and politicians need to be high IQ to compete for those positions. Those people are often sociopaths or assholes.

Jordan Peterson hit hard: “People with extreme high IQs are so much more productive than people on the lower end… they’re not even in the same universe.” But here’s the part that matters most: IQ has nothing to do with morality. Being smarter doesn’t make you better. In fact, Peterson warns there’s a real “Luciferian temptation” that comes with high intelligence — the arrogant belief that your superior mind gives you the right to impose your systems and values on everyone else. We all have the same intrinsic human value. In a world that worships intelligence and status, remembering that smarts and goodness are completely separate traits is crucial. I’ve seen brilliant people do ugly things and “average” people show incredible moral strength. What do you think — does high intelligence actually make someone more prone to arrogance and moral blind spots, or is that just a stereotype?

@nicksortor Gaudy fascist style does not equal beautiful.

🔥 EPIC! President Trump just gave EVERY worker at the Lincoln Memorial a Presidential challenge coin, and took the time to shake each and every one of their hands These men are making our capital BEAUTIFUL again. And they came from across the country do so 🇺🇸 🎥 @MargoMartin47

@luvmyjaide @JugularYak @lydiataydavis For a complete idiot, you succeed very well in proving you're a complete idiot. Not everyone achieves that.

@LearyEdwar19503 @JugularYak @lydiataydavis Oh, honey. Its cute you think anyone would believe that.

@newstart_2024 @donwinslow A small change in economic activity, especially in housing, can trigger a long-term recession or worse. We need a proactive government that is not in oblivious maximus mode. Dealing with negative AI effects needs to be started NOW. Alternatively, we have to stop AI completely.

Sting said something that really stuck with me on CBS Sunday Morning: “All of us are in danger of losing our work to AI… everyone. Whether you’re an artist, a journalist, a lawyer — this technology could replace any of us.” His takeaway? The only thing that will truly save us is community — supporting the people next to you, looking out for each other. In a world racing toward automation and isolation, real human connection and mutual support might become our most valuable currency. I’ve been feeling this more and more lately — no matter how advanced the tools get, the relationships we build are what actually anchor us. What do you think — is community the real answer to surviving the AI revolution, or is there something else we need?

@DerrickEvans4WV Trump does more EVERY DAY and not a whisper from you......

🚨BREAKING: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s best friend just got hit with 16 felony charges for allegedly stealing $20 MILLION in taxpayer money. This is the kind of corruption that happens when Democrats run the show — friends and donors first, taxpayers last. LOCK HER UP!

@atrupar He is talking about fart gas, which is free at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Q: Are you considering going back to Project Freedom now that gas prices are more than $4.50? TRUMP: No. Gas prices have come down today. Have you looked? They came down very substantially today. The stock market is way up.

@LakotaMan1 His ai selectively limits views. Meaningless drivel travels well. Significant political observations, very poorly.

So, that South African Nazi fuck Elon Musk is limiting my tweet views. Please, tell me, do you see this tweet? Can you see me?

@CharlesMullins2 Fantastic potential for communication at very low power levels. Should allow high bit rate WiFi between any two locations that can see each other.

🚨 MIT just solved one of the biggest problems blocking the future of autonomous vehicles. They created a chip-scale lidar system with: • No moving parts • Wider field of view • Near-zero signal crosstalk • Precision beam steering on a silicon photonics chip Traditional lidar systems are bulky spinning towers that wear out over time. MIT’s new design uses integrated optical phased arrays steering infrared light electronically across a scene like a sci-fi radar system. But here’s the breakthrough: Previous chip-based lidar systems suffered from “grating lobes” and antenna crosstalk, creating false objects and limiting peripheral vision. MIT engineered a new antenna geometry that reduced coupling from ~100% down to ~1%. Result: A compact solid-state lidar chip that can scan wide angles with a single clean beam. This could massively impact: • Self-driving cars • Drone navigation • Robotics • Military sensing • Smart cities • Precision construction mapping We’re watching the transition from mechanical sensing… to programmable light. Follow me for the technologies reshaping physics, AI, and the future of machines.

@slantchev Another problem with huge size is that hostile bases can be set up within Russia for intelligence and drone launches. Some rocket and drone attacks are from short ranges.

The Russian milbloggers are in full panic mode — for the first time since the start of the war they seem to have realized that Russia’s huge size could be a tremendous disadvantage in this very 21st century style war that the Ukrainians are waging. The basic premise of the size advantage is that it makes conquest very difficult because of the strategic depth to which industry can be relocated and the numbers with which you can overwhelm the enemy. But here’s the problem: Ukraine is not trying you conquer Russia. It does not need to occupy territory. What it has developed is astonishing capacity to reach deep into Russia (the Urals are now exposed) and strike military targets there. And suddenly size is no longer your friend. Now you have to scatter your defense to protect the sites and the territory you need to cover is just vast. I have talked about this before in the context of the need to keep sizeable forces at home due to extended borders, but now this applies to defending in depth as well. The milbloggers are citing the huge investment in drones and missiles that Ukraine has made (with substantial European backing) and that the dwindling air defense capabilities of Russia are incapable of dealing with them. You can now hear language of how Russia will be “overwhelmed” with numbers. Perhaps the deepening crisis of the Russia state and its stalled invasion (they have lost more people than they have been able to recruit for 5 months now and have net lost territory in Ukraine over the past 2 months) is why Trump suddenly started praising Ukrainian war fighting and managed to squeeze some good words for Zelenskyy even though it must have been painful to do so. His minions are already busy rewriting the last year of attempts to throw Ukraine under the bus as some sort of strategic genius move. Something is changing in Russia too as more and more direct criticism of Putin seems to be making the rounds.

@theliamnissan Ivermectin is way cheaper

Yes I'm selling ivermectin, but I'm also selling concentrated orange juice because it's just as effective

@luvmyjaide @JugularYak @lydiataydavis Meaningless gibberish is well above Ph.D.?

@LearyEdwar19503 @JugularYak @lydiataydavis Im going to assume all were above your reading level.

@PapaCornwall @tomshardware The profit is in the stock market price manipulations, not in selling any actual product or service.

@LearyEdwar19503 @tomshardware Yes, and you figured it out. Do you ever wonder why a nobody like you ends up knowing better?

Survey shows that nearly half of Americans don't want new data centers built near their homes — 47% oppose the construction of new AI data centers in their neighborhood tomshardware.com/tech-industry/…

@luvmyjaide @JugularYak @lydiataydavis The gibberish ones.

@LearyEdwar19503 @JugularYak @lydiataydavis Which words were too big for you?

@RoyHurst3 @cr_clark @ABC More shameful and harmful nonsense. Misinformation kills people. Clicks are not worth peoples' lives.

@LearyEdwar19503 @cr_clark @ABC When you finally discover just how wrong you are, please remember what you just said to me. I don't need an apology. But just remember. Be well.

NEW: The FDA has blocked the publication of studies that tracked the safety of the COVID-19 and shingles vaccines. abcnews.link/r3NGVK9

@H0senscheisser @Logically_JC @michael06167584 In NYS, school board elections are held separately. And some states send separate federal ballots to overseas voters who dont have a verifiable current local address, so they dont vote in local elections.

@LearyEdwar19503 @Logically_JC @michael06167584 "Some states let non-citizens vote" What identification procedures give these "voters" ballots that only contain the school board candidates?

ICE is not military It does not apply to them. You think you would know that.

@Kristinartz I spoke with my grandfather and grandmother about how disgusted they were about the Indian Wars. He was born in 1878. I spoke with Dwight D. Eisenhower once. He was born in 1890.

Just out of curiosity, who out there has spoken with someone born in the 1800s during your life? 🙋‍♂️