Tom Fool 🎈🛡

Cleveland cliffs probs rips here

@hymnduncan Hard to spin this one - wish we had cp3 to knock some sense into someome and call a timeout from the bench lmao

500-IQ loss by Coach Mitch Johnson 🧠 -Knowing the Spurs were betting favorites, he had De’Aaron Fox completely throw the game -Big Gambling puppet overlord Adam Silver cashed in BIG and we are now in his good graces Maestro Mitch playing the long game

"Why are you benchmarking DGX Spark? It's a training box." Yeah. Low bandwidth, but 128GB of unified memory is just sitting there. Plenty of room to optimize. DGX Spark + Qwen3.6 27B. Four backend/quant combos: 🔴 llama.cpp + UD_Q4_K_XL > 11.0 tok/s (baseline), TTFT 297ms 🟢 llama.cpp + DFlash > 20.4 tok/s (peaks at 97 tok/s), TTFT 320ms 🟡 vLLM FP8 + MTP > 13.1 tok/s, TTFT 540ms 🟣 vLLM NVFP4 + MTP > 24.2 tok/s, TTFT 376ms NVFP4+MTP is the winner for me, rock stable around 24 tok/s, no wild swings. DFlash is the wildcard: massive peaks, but fluctuates a lot. FP8+MTP barely beats baseline, and it's FP8. Love my Spark.

@saliencexbt 60% TQQQ and 40% STRC

@Wild_Randomness /zodl

$ZEC 50% TP’d @ 434 Funding turns red and/or OI comes off a bit and I’ll re-size. This is the first time I’ve seen the TL align on this coin, which isn’t necessarily bad given it’s only 6-7B MC.

Zodl

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the degree to which how pervasive in normie circles the ai/data center water consumption aspersion is and simultaneously how vital data center buildout is to national security it wouldn't surprise me if there were foreign actors actively directing narrative ops towards memetically/cognitively vulnerable groups

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@cryptobyrde Thank you Korean holdco GCR

Normalization of moral round aboutism regarding anyone someone disagree with is pretty gross

@chumbawamba22 Chumba world part 2 QQQ Boogaloo

Wen Kalshi market for if King Leopold is world’s first trillionaire

neocloud demise very overstated for now Also makes me think anti datacenter political movement ends up being farce - for every jurisdiction that doesn’t want one another will be there that will (or the gov will just eminent domain) Follow the money

What if not quantum but ai ?

@WorldWideWob @veH0rny 2022 Suns were the #1 seed that year and title favorites - 2026 Hawks are playing better than expected but still a mid team (salty about that Spurs pick tho) hard to dethrone this meme

Somehow, someway this meme is about to be dethroned.

$NVDA BTFD

@chumbawamba22 Need chumba_world part 2 QQQ melt up version instead of BTC

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