Tony Da Designer retweeted
The White House went from rainbow flags and drugs to ballrooms and UFC.
The nation is healing.
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Tony Da Designer
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Tony Da Designer
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lead developer @ What's Up Chuck Productions
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Tony Da Designer retweeted
Imagine being mad about this.
This is my America.
The White House@WhiteHouse
SEE YOU ON THE SOUTH LAWN @UFC
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I've been so impressed with codex and its usage. Minimax 3 works but codex just seems to get things right so much faster. Thinking of canceling my token plan subscription and upgrading to the next tier of codex
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SOMEONE VIBE CODED A VIDEO STREAM THAT IS SECRETLY 100% TEXT SO IT CANT BE BLOCKED
it plays 360p video at 30fps, but theres no actual video on the page. every frame is just colored text characters being repainted on a canvas
to the browser its not media at all, its javascript updating some text
its called asciline, and here's the trick:
> the server decodes the real video and streams it as binary packed text over websockets
> the browser paints thousands of colored block characters fast enough to look like 360p
> ad blockers and autoplay blockers cant catch it because theres no video element to catch
> it streams in kilobytes since its just strings, so it runs on trash internet
since the video is literally text, you can apply css glows to it, let people copy paste a moving frame, or feed it straight to a local llm
however, an unblockable stream is also an unblockable ad as well
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Wait. Google is paying SpaceX $920 million per month for GPUs?
Google. The company that builds its own TPUs. That runs one of the largest cloud infrastructures on earth. Is renting 110,000 Nvidia GPUs from a rocket company.
I'm honestly not sure what to make of this. Either Google's AI compute needs have gotten so massive that even they can't build fast enough. Or SpaceX has built something in AI infrastructure that nobody was paying attention to. Or both.
$920M a month. $30B over the contract.
Whatever is happening behind the scenes at these companies is moving way faster than what we see publicly.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
SpaceX has just announced that they have entered into a $920 million per month agreement with Google to provide compute capacity, according to a new filing. "On June 5, 2026, we entered into a Cloud Service Agreement with Google with respect to access to compute capacity. The customer has agreed to pay us $920 million per month from October 2026 through June 2029, with capacity ramping up through September at a reduced fee. The compute capacity provided includes approximately 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs, CPUs, memory, and other related components. After December 31, 2026, the agreement may be terminated by either party upon 90 days' notice. The customer will retain ownership of, and intellectual property rights in, its content, Al models, and related data."
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Tony Da Designer retweeted
the more i use my dgx spark the more i think it's one of the most undervalued machines on the market right now. and i keep finding new things to throw at it that have no business working on something this small.
but every time i post about it the same question comes back, what about the amd strix halo. and here's what actually bugs me, i can't answer it, because i've never run one myself, or even seen anyone around me run one.
tons of people name it as the competitor, almost nobody posts real numbers. no tok/s, no model loads, no thermals, nothing. just the name.
so i'm asking straight up. if you've got a strix halo or a ryzen ai max box, drop your real numbers. what models, what speeds, what breaks. is it actually competing with the spark, or is it the machine everyone recommends and nobody runs.
i'd benchmark it myself the second i could, until then i'm genuinely curious what you're all seeing.
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Starlink V3 satellites have >10X bandwidth of V2 and there’ll be >10X launched, which means >100X more bandwidth.
Also, altitude will be 350km vs 550km, so min latency can be cut in half.
Light travels 300km/ms in space, so physics round trip min latency drops to <5ms.
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@Big__72 @Burntouttired @NVIDIAGeForce If you build a PC today to last for 5 years, DDR4 is just fine.
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@TonyDaDesigner @Burntouttired @NVIDIAGeForce 🤣 Didn’t say ddr4 wouldn’t play any games, I said it was a dead platform which is true. There going to be no new development on the ddr4 platform, therefore it is dead. My current desktop pc is still on ddr4 and it works just fine. Gpu prices are still high. Keep coping.
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Sadly, MMOs aren't really a thing anymore. But it was an amazing experience back in the day. Asheron's Call was my first (hated EverQuest). But Star Wars Galaxies was my favorite one. Hard to explain if you weren't there, but it was a magical time to be a gamer.
Herro@HerroCrypto
There will never be a game as good as vanilla & Burning Crusade World of Warcraft than at its peak. You log in at 11pm to raid - the best community (mostly racist people in ventrilo) and smash buttons all night. Today when you log in, you log right off. It isn't the same, but, maybe we're not the same either.
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@SebAaltonen The maxed out N1X will likely be closer to $5,500 than $4k. Zero chance it's less than 5k
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$2899 is a fine price for N1X. If the 128GB memory update is +$1000, it's $3899 for a 128GB UMA laptop. Perfect for local AI / training. M5 Max with 128GB RAM + 40-core GPU is $5099. But I doubt they sell the 128GB RAM for +$1000 like Apple does. That's below RAM market price.
Tech Ultimatum@TechieUltimatum
NVIDIA's RTX Spark PCs might be way more expensive than many expected 👀 According to a Morgan Stanley assessment shared after Computex 2026: • RTX Spark N1X laptops/PCs may start at around $2,899+ • RTX Spark N1 systems could start at around $1,799+ RTX Spark N1X specs: • 20-core Arm CPU • 6,144 CUDA Cores • Blackwell RTX GPU • Up to 128GB Unified Memory • Up to 1 PFLOP AI Performance • DLSS 4.5 + Ray Tracing • PCIe 5.0 • Wi-Fi 7 • Runs 120B+ parameter AI models locally RTX Spark N1 specs: • Up to 12-core Arm CPU • Blackwell RTX GPU • Up to 32GB Unified Memory • Up to 500 TOPS AI • Windows on Arm • AI-first laptop platform Why it matters: NVIDIA is pitching RTX Spark as the future of AI PCs, capable of running large AI models, AAA games, and creator workloads locally. But these price tags place the first wave firmly in the premium segment, potentially slowing mass adoption and Apple MacBook competition but it.... The real question: Can AI-first PCs become mainstream if entry prices start near $1,800 and flagship models push $3,000? 🤔
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Tony Da Designer retweeted
If I own a rental property and someone starts squatting and I can't just remove them legally, I'm straight up killing them
Polymarket@Polymarket
NEW: Brooklyn landlord claims a legal battle with a “9-year squatter” has drained his daughter’s college fund & cost him over $300,000.
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Tony Da Designer retweeted
Oficialmente, SONY es la compañía más feminista de la historia; ha desplazado a todos sus protagonistas masculinos por femeninos, solo para seguir con la narrativa de la agenda moderna.
Ya no es PlayStation, ahora es FeminiStation, ya esto no es ni normal, esta obsesión.
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