jeremy deake

682 posts

jeremy deake

jeremy deake

@DeakeJeremy

Katılım Ağustos 2024
50 Takip Edilen67 Takipçiler
Peter H. Diamandis, MD
Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandis·
The first phone call across the Atlantic, in 1927, cost about seventy five dollars for three minutes, more than a thousand in today's money. Right now you can see a face on the other side of the planet, in real time, for free.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran has seemingly cracked the code on beating U.S. missile defenses. U.S. Officials say their missiles are flying faster and pulling crazy maneuvers, making them tough to stop. Plus, their aim is getting a lot better. There’s a big suspicion that China or Russia is helping them out with the targeting tech. Source: WSJ / Writer: Daniyal
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
Grok only knows the system designed in favor of vaccines. The VEARS database is massively under reported. Doctors are incentivized to give vaccines and not incentivized to report VEARS. VEARS is also a purposefully designed very cumbersome system that takes too much time to use. Pharmacies are incentivized to maximize vaccine sales. Congressman are lobbed by vaccine companies. The CDC is a revolving door of vaccine executives. If you ever bring up death rates, the conversation quickly shifts to cases. But the methodology used to define cases changes over time and is flawed for things like the PCR test. Vaccines are given credit for the eradication of diseases we no longer have while simultaneously given excuses for having no impact for the diseases we currently live with. Vaccine companies can’t even be sued. The entire vaccine industry and relationship with government law making officials and government agencies is a breeding ground for corruption if not the very definition of corruption.
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Steve Kirsch
Steve Kirsch@stkirsch·
@Grok, you are welcome to IDENTIFY the confounder that can NUMERICALLY explain the Hooker results. If you read the article you will note that it references the Grok analysis predicting that the ORs would all be <1. So how do you explain the study results? The two biggest confounders (HVE and depletion of susceptibles) all drive OR <1.
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Steve Kirsch
Steve Kirsch@stkirsch·
The Official Louisiana State Data Has No Other Explanation: US Childhood Vaccines Are Increasing Infant Mortality
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@engineers_feed Kinetic energy being equal to half mass times velocity squared (the general case of the relativity equation) is an insanely big deal in everyday life. That and the surface to volume ratio explain so much about our reality!
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World of Engineering
World of Engineering@engineers_feed·
7 equations every engineer should understand, not just know: 1. F = ma (Newton's Second Law) Force = mass × acceleration. Everything that moves or is prevented from moving obeys this. Every structural load, every vehicle dynamics problem, every rocket trajectory. 2. σ = F/A (Stress) Stress = force ÷ area. How concentrated a force is. A small force on a tiny area can be catastrophic. A huge force spread across enough area is manageable. This is why needles pierce and snowshoes don't sink. 3. Q = mcΔT (Heat transfer, sensible heat) Heat energy = mass × specific heat capacity × temperature change. How much energy it takes to heat or cool something. Every thermal system, every HVAC calculation, every cooling loop. 4. P = IV (Electrical power) Power = current × voltage. Why high-voltage transmission lines lose less energy than low-voltage ones. Why your phone charger gets warm. Every electrical system. 5. PV = nRT (Ideal Gas Law) Pressure × volume = moles × gas constant × temperature. How gases behave. Every engine, compressor, pneumatic system, and pressurised vessel. 6. ΔS ≥ 0 (Second Law of Thermodynamics) Entropy of a closed system never decreases. Why you can't build a perpetual motion machine. Why every energy conversion produces waste heat. Why engineering is fundamentally about managing irreversibility. 7. E = mc² (Mass-energy equivalence) Energy = mass × speed of light². The basis of nuclear engineering. Why a tiny amount of mass releases enormous energy. The equation that explains why uranium powers submarines for 25 years. You don't need to solve these every day. You need to feel them, to know when a system is violating one of them. That's engineering intuition.
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@MarioNawfal Yes, it doesn’t cost anything except all your private information.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇨🇳 China just torched the U.S. AI lead in a single afternoon. Moonshot AI, a little-known Beijing startup, dropped Kimi K3 on Thursday and it instantly kicked into the top tier of global models. It beat Anthropic's Fable 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol on coding tests, then edged out Opus 4.8 on a broader ranking while costing 40% less. Now the knockout blow. On July 27, Moonshot is giving Kimi away as open-weight, so any company or government on Earth can download it and run it on their own machines. No subscription, no permission slip. For months U.S. labs slept fine telling themselves China was 6 to 12 months behind. That head start just evaporated. And Kimi doesn't even need to be the best model to win. Near the top, 40% cheaper, and yours to keep is what most buyers actually want. That's the nightmare in Silicon Valley. The trillion-dollar valuations and hundred-billion-dollar data centers all rest on one bet: U.S. stays ahead. Kimi just kicked that out from under them. Source: The AI Rankings, Axios / Writer: Daniyal
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@elonmusk @tunguz Unless God decides to hit the reset button. Which appears to have happened before.
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Bojan Tunguz
Bojan Tunguz@tunguz·
In the future we'll all be trillionaires.
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@tunguz There won’t be dollars or scarcity of goods & services for individual consumption in the future

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Tiffany Fong
Tiffany Fong@TiffanyFong·
We’re unemployed!
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@catturd2 I know who I am. I'm a girl playing a dude disguised as another dude.
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@wholemars If the Chinese were Italian, we’d be calling them copy pasta
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Jon Root
Jon Root@JonnyRoot_·
Just got out of the theater… The Odyssey has its moments, but it was a massive, disjointed, subversive, mostly inauthentic disappointment. Nolan swung & missed. Full review coming Friday (later today)
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Jillian
Jillian@JillianChili·
Nolan's The Odyssey makes the Trojan Horse haunting by framing it as a corruption of Zeus's sacred law of xenia. A gift meant to symbolize trust becomes an instrument of annihilation. War doesn't just destroy people it teaches us how to weaponize our humanity.
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Camus
Camus@newstart_2024·
RFK Jr. on his carnivore diet with ferments. Steak and yogurt for breakfast, meat and sauerkraut/kimchi for the rest. He lost 20 pounds of visceral fat in 30 days, regained it as muscle, and his atrial fibrillation disappeared. A strict but effective approach. What do you think, could a carnivore-style diet work for you?
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Polymarket
Polymarket@Polymarket·
JUST IN: Netflix is reportedly considering live, always-on channels that automatically play shows by genre.
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@PeterSchiff @Bitcoin_Teddy Dude literally got shot in the face and then stood up in defiance and kept going. Doesn’t quite seem like a money thing when people are trying to assassinate you.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
@Bitcoin_Teddy Why make millions when you can make billions? Waiving his salary is just a distraction. It feeds the false narrative that Trump isn't in it for the money. It's publicity. It's all part of the show.
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Teddy - PolyBackTest.com
Teddy - PolyBackTest.com@Bitcoin_Teddy·
Trump: "So as president, I make $2,000,000 over four years, $2.5 million. I waived it… I'm the only president that ever waived it… There's never been a president that waived his salary. I'm the only schmuck. I get no credit for it."
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@spencerpratt Not merely “ok”. Anyone who doesn’t love America is a traitor and beneath contempt. Those who don’t love America, those who are disloyal should be exiled immediately.
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Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt·
It's OK to love America.
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Patrick Byrne
Patrick Byrne@PatrickByrne·
@mrmikeMTL I’m not sure I’d pay $1 million for that, but I would pay $500,000 for that
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Mr. Mike
Mr. Mike@mrmikeMTL·
No human interaction for 7 days. $1,000,000. Could you do it?
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jeremy deake
jeremy deake@DeakeJeremy·
@wholemars Beats funding California’s fake electoral power. Vote with your feet man.
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