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The delphic oracles on Twitter have been much more vocal after losing their money.

@avidseries If you're so smart why did you post a study with no source or data?

@jonatanpallesen @cremieuxrecueil Everytime I want to read one of his books he pops up in my feed and I lose all interest

Taleb does not understand examples. @cremieuxrecueil: "To explain, if for example each of the 10 X moved 10%, then [...]" Taleb: "The odds of the 10 variables moving by the same amount is ZERO, you fraud". This is like failing the breakfast question lol. "The chance of me not having had breakfast this morning is ZERO"

@pissvortex LOL

Fuuuuck why does our birth rate keep spiraling!!! (presses the big red Eternal Wage Slavery & Being Tortured With Boiling Water button in the polling booth)

Japanese twitter: Look at this cute baby monkey obsessed with his stuffed animal! 🥺 Japanese politics: Hitler re-elected in landslide for 7th decade in a row

I guess I'm joining the choir but i genuinely gotta say, if i didn't know how to code that's the first thing I would be doing right now. It's the single most impactful skill. I'm not one to give life advice, but understanding how to think and weigh tradeoffs, and ultimately make a judgement call, seems like it will always be important. And if it isnt, all bets are off anyway. People out here scared of mass unemployment aren't necessarily wrong.. but there's at least 100 things that could happen within 50 years, that are just as likely, and will be just as painful to humanity. Most ppl aren't scared of WMDs because it isnt constantly shoved in our faces like w AI. But idk, i feel like it's just as likely. Does this make you feel more scared? I guess it could. But for me, it's actually motivating. It makes me realize the sense of security I had in life was always a false one to begin with. Humans are literally made to fight, not lay down and die at the first sign of adversity. If you care about the future, you have to fight like hell to shape it. And if you go down, at least go down swinging.

@jtalexander The expanded definition of Expedited Removal being upheld by the supreme court in 2020 is a tough pill for some individuals to swallow.

I've started working on my articles about legal maxims that nobody actually understands. One of the chief among them is "due process." Liberals use the phrase "due process" as if it is a magic wand, the waving of which sets in stone a procedural regime deviation from which cannot be tolerated. It literally means "Process which is due and appropriate to the situation." This means what the process actually *is* can be very flexible. A citizen facing deprivation of life or liberty gets the highest degree of process; a non-citizen subject to a final removal order has significantly less process due to them. This isn't hard to understand. Leftists just refuse to understand it because to them these words only mean whatever they must mean to justify the Leftist's position.

@JacobKinge @tallmetommy Bitcoin was created many years before this. All of the code is open source.

What I love most is Bitcoiners using AI to defend themselves against this ridiculous nonsense, yet even the AI struggles to produce a single strong counterargument. They don’t even bother tweaking it to make it look like it isn’t AI. They’ve basically given up at this point. I almost feel bad.

So let me get this straight… Jeffrey Epstein admits he spoke with Satoshi, paid the salaries of roughly 60% of Bitcoin’s core developers, was a lead investor in Blockstream (responsible for the majority of major protocol changes, the centralized Lightning Network, and significant network influence), and was the #1 largest single investor in Coinbase. Epstein was also close friends with Brock Pierce, founder of Tether, the largest fraud in the world, and key player in manipulating price of Bitcoin. Pierce was also "coincidentally" accused of sexual abuse in 2000 and then arrested in Spain in 2002 for child sexual abuse. The emails reveal they had long discussions (& presumably other stuff) at Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse, where Pierce urged Epstein to fund Tether and they even discussed the buyout of Mt. Gox, which later spectacularly rug-pulled and collapsed. Epstein also had talks with Blockstream executives, where they described Ripple and Stellar as “bad for the ecosystem we are building,” effectively working to freeze them out of shared funding circles. This coincides with the timing of the beginning of the Bitcoin maximalist campaign that spread widespread misinformation about both projects. It was also revealed that Epstein was close friends with Larry Summers (Obama/Clinton ally), who helped create Digital Currency Group (DCG), which owns Foundry USA (#1 largest Bitcoin mining pool in the world), Grayscale/GBTC (one of the largest Bitcoin ETFs), Genesis (which collapsed amid fraud allegations), and CoinDesk (#1 largest Bitcoin media site). Got it…

@delmoi @SlowToWrite Who did she call to protect her property?

@SlowToWrite America isn't your personal property.

Billie Eilish has a restraining order against a man who illegally entered her home.

@hollowearthterf @minordissent Time to argue that an A-list celebrity who played a superhero doesn't count.

50th percentile female physique on the left, 99th percentile male physique on the right. absolutely delusional.

@FightStorage RIP Ms. Cole

REPORT: 40-year-old Quita Cole worked 7 days a week, overworked and burnt out. She took a nap and never woke up after saying “Quita needs rest”. 💔📷 📷🕊️

@shaggysurvives I was just talking about this. Used to go to work on 2 hours of sleep all the time when I worked for the railroad. Doing math or programming off a few hours is sleep is hell.

something ive realized is that doing manual labor while tired might have been “challenging” but i could also… just do it. it was brutal, but straightforward. i didnt have to get into the right mindset or be focused or be good at compartmentalization. i could just… lift up the box and carry it over there and it would suck but be fine. but cognitive labor while im tired is literally impossible

@queenwartooth Being a paid shill

WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE DOING THAT IM NOT

@MatthewBerman I'm the same way. I've converged on "non-24-hour sleep-wake disorder". Our circadian rhythm cycles are just longer than 24 hours.

I can't fall asleep at night. I've tried everything, nothing helps. * Exercise daily * Sunlight first thing in the morning * First and last coffee 7:30am * No screens before bed * Last meal 4 hours before bed * Meditation * Sleep restriction * I don't drink alcohol * Only get in bed when ready to sleep * Weighted blanket * 8 Sleep set to cool * Room is cold But, without fail, my brain won't let me sleep. I get to the point where I'm about to fall asleep, then I wake up and that's it...I'm up. Any suggestions are very welcome. cc @bryan_johnson

Apparently Cursor invented the concept of a high level lang that compiles down to machine code

Brendan Eich built JavaScript in a week.

@JarredFishman @RapidResponse47 @POTUS Israel funded Hamas.

@RapidResponse47 @POTUS this is a bad move. it's like taking a billion dollar gift from the Taliban! if we are MAGA why are we relying on gifts from Hamas lovers like Qatar?! they are no friends of the USA!

ABC: "What do you say to people who view that luxury jet as a personal gift to you?" @POTUS: "You're ABC Fake News right?... You should be embarrassed asking that question. They're giving us a free jet. I could say no... I want to pay you $1B... Or I could say thank you."

@untitled01ipynb @OfficialLoganK @zacharynado I don't think they're coming to save you friend

@recursiveHuman @OfficialLoganK @zacharynado a little help here

Is the 1 mill token context window in the room with us now?

@untitled01ipynb Post an updated one

@recursiveHuman no it’s not, your graph is ancient

His name was Michael Paulson