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Interesting that "Peter Bergmann" was probably a chosen alias with a purpose... cryptically linked to "Engram Repent", perhaps symbolising his intent to erase his past.👀

@KatyKray73 This is terrible, I never knew this. During the algal bloom, I remember walking on Semaphore Beach with a friend and feeling something wasn’t quite right in our lungs. We moved to the footpath to keep away from the algae on the shoreline. 👀

While filming the algal bloom devastation in South Australia, Anthony Rowland stumbled upon a group of ailing kangaroos. Tragically, 112 had to be euthanized for showing mild to severe neurological symptoms. This is terrible, the public must be notified about this! 😢

@icreatelife Hi 👋 😀

Out of the 114,000 accounts following me I often wonder how many of you actually exist and are human Say hi or drop an emoji if you are not a robot 🌸 🫶🥹

The issue isn’t people with disabilities. Before the NDIS, many service providers shut down clubs and social networks for the people with disability and Deaf communities. The NDIS funds individuals, not community structures... so collective support disappeared. Bring them back and pressure on the NDIS budget would fall.

@itFeelsLike08 @DrewPavlou Prices are capped depending on the circumstances of the participant and location. For example, someone may require higher intensity support.

BREAKING: The NDIS spends $12 BILLION a year on cafe visits, dog walks and outings to the movies.

@elonmusk AI may eat software, but the underlying engineering still has to be designed by humans... following principles like Codd’s Rules. 👀

Yeah

@atmoio Database engineers may become more valuable in the AI era. This requires relational reasoning, and AI still struggles with it. It often doesn't understand the data model properly. 👀

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.

I agree with what you’re doing. Similar issues happened with the Minnesota fraud case. But have you read the relevant sections of the NDIS Act 2013? The NDIS Commission was set up for this purpose. Fraud should be reported to the Commission. Participants can choose their providers. Focus on protecting consumers.

We haven’t even released the NDIS exposé. The legal threats are already rolling in. Ask yourself why. They won’t silence us. Not now. Not ever.

@celinevmachine_ Could you please add closed captions to your videos so I can watch them? Thanks!

CELINE-2 ESAFETY-0 MY RESPONSE. It's been a crazy week. I just wanted to give my two cents on the aftermath of my Federal Court win, the media coverage and what we can do. My case sets a precedent for what Australians can and can't see online. This case proves at the FEDERAL level that our online safety regulator routinely acts outside her legal powers, and I would like to see some actual change come out of this. eSafety relies on what they call "informal notices" to get content removed online. To put it simply, these are takedown notices dressed up as informal notices. Often sent to a social media company's legal team, they are an illegal tactic used by eSafety to pressure social media companies to remove content that they deem "harmful," even if it does not meet the requirements under the Online Safety Act. My case definitively proves that eSafety staff knowingly send these informal notices when they are fully aware that the content does not meet the requirements to be censored. That is why this case matters. Share this video, and my case, far and wide to any and all politicians as this affects everyone regardless of whether you're left, right, middle, whatever. Australia does not need to be censored by an unelected WEF puppet. Sack Julie-Inman Grant. 🇦🇺♥️

@Jazzyy_rosee Could you please add closed captions to your videos so I can watch them? Thanks!

I'm absolutely sick of the mainstream media's nonstop, biased witch hunt against trump.. It's all spin and smears, ignoring the facts to push their agenda. Enough is enough. We are all allowed to have an opinion and you won't change mine.

@AlexFinn I agree. But data integrity is non-negotiable. AI can generate tables; it can’t guarantee your data won’t drift into nonsense over time. The hidden layer here is constraints, and constraints beat prompts. 👀

I think a majority of 100+ person software companies die in the next 2 years Every big idea that requires 100s of people to develop will just be vibe coded by smaller teams in minutes. Even if they can only vibe code 70% of the product that’ll be enough to cancel all the contracts with big SaaS companies I think you see the death of 100+ person SaaS companies and an absolute explosion of 1-5 person SaaS companies building extremely useful AI forward tools for very small slivers of the market. Tools built for a niche of a niche of a niche. AI CRM tools for Korean grocery stores. AI payroll tool for lumber warehouses. Use cases big generalist companies like Salesforce or Cursor would never go after. These companies will make maybe $15 million a year max. 0% chance of ever going public or becoming a household name. But if you’re a 5 person company with a $200 subscription to Codex, that’s an incredible amount of money. There hasn’t been 1 software release from the last 6 months where I couldn’t rebuild it myself in minutes. Now with my OpenClaw autonomously reading the internet, looking for successful tools and just building them without my permission, I wake up to SaaS I can use and sell every morning. It’s completely abundant. What this means for you: • Learn vibe coding (I’d recommend OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code) • Think about where you areas of expertise are • If you have no areas of expertise, have your OpenClaw teach you • Build a niche app for that area of expertise • Have your OpenClaw go out and find potential customers • DM/email them • Change your life I’m 100% confident this is the future. Up to you if you’ll do anything about it

@celinevmachine_ Could you please add closed captions to your videos so I can watch them? Thanks!

I wasn't planning on making videos just yet but naturally, this struck a chord. No, we don't need mass immigration to fill nursing home staff quotas. We need to pay Australian nurses a decent wage, and prioritise what's best for the residents, not the CEOs. I'm sick of this elitist attitude when it comes to aged care. It is a very difficult job when it's done correctly, and for the workers who genuinely care, they deserve a lot more respect. Cheap third-world labour is not the answer. (my apologies for the background noise, I'm getting a microphone very soon!)

@MRobertsQLD Hey Malcolm, would you mind adding closed captions to your videos so I can watch them? Thanks! 👍😀

ONE NATION toppled the Liberal Leader. WE will topple the government. One Nation alone is the party of action. Check out our policies 👉 onenation.org.au/issues

@TrendingBitcoin Three data points isn’t a model. This chart is persuasion, not analysis. Is it trying to prove something or explore it? 👀

@unclebobmartin @OdiiAriwodo_ 💯

For the time being AI coders will need a good working knowledge of code in order to be most effective; but that need is going to recede as the models improve. But code is the least of the skills that a good programmer needs. Problem solving, system thinking, product awareness, and structural competence have always been more important than coding; and those skills are more important than ever.

Confirmed: AI is the new way to write code. Question: What is the new skill set for SWEs exactly? AI still produces code, but do you need to understand programming languages to get it to write the right code? @unclebobmartin

@mattpocockuk Software entropy isn’t about who touches the code. It’s about whether the system encodes truth... via structure, constraints, and metadata. 👀 LLMs amplify the foundation you give them. Engineer it well, and they multiply order. 👊

A possible future: For the last 30 years, devs have made the sensible assumption that every time a human touches a codebase under time pressure, the codebase gets less maintainable. This is called software entropy. It's only possible to escape by continual monitoring and improvement. Or by employing ONLY 10x devs (impossible). The current generation of LLMs aren't currently good enough to escape software entropy. Without careful supervision, they make codebases worse. But soon, they will be good enough that they will make the codebase better each time they touch it. At that point, we won't need human review any more. Codebases will be better as a black box. We'll review inputs and outputs. Before Opus 4.5, models produced software entropy at an alarming rate. Opus 4.5 was the first time I felt like the entropy was manageable. Soon, there might not be any entropy at all.

@dom_lucre Numerology cannot predict lottery numbers or guarantee wins. Real results come from skill, probability, preparation, and luck. True prediction requires a structured data model and analysis... accuracy improves through data, not mysticism. 👀

🔥🚨BREAKING: Gary The Numbers Guy who is credited as “The Best Numerologist In The World” is going viral after making his third major cash out in a row and this time it was over $200k in 3 hours minutes at the Casino in Las Vegas using numerology. He made $100k in 40 minutes while betting less than $15k using numerology to predict who would win and lose the games he bet and the won right under $200k the next day and now right over $200k on the third. Social media users are still trying to debunk Gary’s content and prove that there is a gimmick behind his winnings.

@TruthFairy131 Yeah, very interesting. Many people don’t realise how much of life is connected to energy and self-awareness. Once you see it, everything makes more sense. 👀

🔥 BREAKING 🔥 The year of truth & disclosure 💫 For centuries, Government funded mainstream archaeologists have dismissed the idea that an advanced civilization existed long before modern times. Now, independent researchers claim they have uncovered 'paradigm-shifting evidence of a lost civilization' that hid a sophisticated code through geometry, symbolism, and monument design across the globe to preserve its knowledge ahead of catastrophic events. Matthew LaCroix told Daily Mail the discovery, sparked by a recent find in Egypt, links symbols across continents and dates back 38,000 to 40,000 years. According to LaCroix, this civilization tracked cosmic cycles, anticipated global disasters, and embedded teachings about human origins, the structure of the universe, and divine existence into monuments and sacred sites. Most of us know this due to basic pattern recognition. All you have to do is look at the evidence around the world. Mainstream archaeologists have hidden so much of our ancient history & they refuse to look at new logical theories & evidence because it does not support the narrative or global agenda. It’s time for the truth!

@nziokamul1 What the sign says: The main Korean writing on the sign reads: 안양방송 무선표지소 Translation: 안양방송 = Anyang Broadcasting 무선표지소 = Radio Beacon Station (or Wireless Marker Station) Full Meaning in English “Anyang Broadcasting Radio Beacon Station”

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I’ve just followed you @CoryBernardi and will be voting for One Nation. I’m in the Port Adelaide area (but still barrack for the Crows). I’m inspired by @DataRepublican (Jennica Pounds). She is Deaf and I’m Deaf too, so her work resonates with me. One Nation and MAGA are aligned in many values, which is why I now support One Nation and @PaulineHansonOz. 🤘😀 Former lifelong Labor voter.

Not surprised. Search “Camp Sunshine” in older South Australian archives (outside the Epstein files). 👀

This is fuckin huge 😳 Prominent South Australian figures in politics have been exposed via the Epstein File latest drop. I’ve only got to page 3 so far, this is crazy. justice.gov/epstein/files/…

@Tech_girlll Backend proof of work is silence.👀

Frontend has screenshots. Backend has… what? How do backend developers show proof of work?