Johnny Rico

@Javi_TX @LandmanLando That’s how you end up dying in a trench in Ukraine though. Italy is a weird move though.

@LandmanLando Italy was such a rookie move. Go-to Russia with your grievances over wrongful prosecution. Or some place where extradition is difficult. This idiot was trying to ride it out on the med.

Houston O&G guy click2houston.com/news/local/202…

@volcrushed You can just go outside and sweat. Just drink water. It’s easier if you don’t go outside in the middle of the day.

What do people in texas/south do during the summer? Some of the homes 700k-1mil are so nice down there but I cant imagine being trapped indoors for majority of the time for a couple of months.

@bullydoc @moorehn It’s hard but it’s the least hard it’s ever been for kids in the history of humanity. Child mortality is at all time lows despite horrific things like Uvalde.

@moorehn This is a hard world for children

I've never seen the Uvalde pictures before but someone just posted them and my heart is now totally broken

@iambarstoolgreg Is he a southpaw? If not that is an impressive left handed punch. Still incredible regardless.

His wife should have never let go of his shirt. What a knockout punch

@Bombasotta Hideous. Would rather meet in a high school gym.

Every Methodist church built between 1960-1980 always looks like this

@uranianexile @BirthGauge How many Orthodox Jews do you think there are in America? No way it makes a dent.

@BirthGauge A lot of these "whites" are probably Orthodox Jews, Mennonites, rural Southerners, etc. - not exactly what some might think, and you still need to subtract the MENA/Jewish numbers, ultimately. White birthrates are actually much lower.

The TFR in the US declined to 1.574 children per woman in 2025, down from 1.60 in 2024. Here are the TFRs by race (2024 in brackets): Non-hispanic White 1.54 (1.53) Non-hispanic Black 1.44 (1.50) Hispanic 1.86 (1.93)

@CraigHlavaty This book was full of half truths and lies. If you’ve done any reading beyond 7th grade Texas History then you can recognize them pretty easily.

@acekingspades @rhett__15 They got piers with pretty sunsets in Florida too

@rhett__15 We’ll manage

The average Californian mind cannot comprehend the joy of spending every afternoon in the summer watching a giant set of dark clouds and lightning roll in, pouring rain for 25 minutes, and then disappearing - leaving you with a hot, muggy, ozone smelling evening.

@whatchadoinjays @RealTrouble_Man Proof?

@RealTrouble_Man The obvious conclusion is that all of that happened precisely because the powers who controlled Britain (filthy jews) wanted it to happened. They lined their pockets for decades and lots of White people died or, being k-selected, did not reproduce as much.

"Had Britain not declared war, Hitler would have attacked an unprepared Stalin in 1940. The result might well have been the liberation of the Gulag & its 12 million souls, the eradication of Bolshevism in Russia & China, no Cold War, no Korea, & no Vietnam." - Pat Buchanan

@MrBDelany @BradDunkley Yeah this isn’t relevant for software companies.

@BradDunkley It’s just a tough metric when the business doesn’t require fixed assets. Unless I’m missing something

My whole career I’ve wondered why “margins” gets 1000x more attention than asset turns when they have equal contribution to ROIC.

@EliasTheophany @hierstaanons This makes it seem every more irrelevant.

@hierstaanons People in the inland empire commute to LA to work. It’s basically just LA. I lived in San Bernardino for a year

The Inland Empire and it's not even close, 4.6 million people and it's so irrelevant that when you Google "Inland Empire" the first result is a movie of the same name that grossed $4.4 million, less than the population of the metro area

@ned_flaczynski @hierstaanons @LegoRacers2 Palm Sorings isn’t really part of it and people outside of socal have never heard of San Bernardino save for that shooting that happened there a while back

@hierstaanons @LegoRacers2 You hear about Palm Springs or San Bernardino at least 10x as much as Brownsville or McAllen, which I’d truly never heard of before this conversation. So I respectfully disagree.

@TBYSTweet @poisonedblades1 There are a shitload of Indians in Austin now? I don’t see too many when I visit but I have been in a few years. Are they concentrated to certain neighborhoods or suburbs?

@poisonedblades1 It's pretty simple. Fuck India and fuck Islam. I've done multiple videos on it.

Watching Texas get turned into a 3rd world country in just the 4 years that I have lived here has been one of the most black pilling experiences of my life. You don't hate politicians on both sides enough.

@upstatefederlst No way it will be framed that way by historians. It will be “explain how rising fascism led to the collapse” or something like that. Whatever the second order effect is will be blamed.

The funny part about living through this era of history is likely that it's going to be labelled the downfall of democracy in history textbooks and the essay questions will be like "explain how universal democracy led to the collapse of these civilizations."

@gmiller @cxgonzalez They are generating FUD so VCs keep dumping money into their company

@cxgonzalez 'talking their book' by promising that they'll destroy the livelihoods of all of their potential customers? That makes no sense at all.

LLMs will lead to productivity gains and new forms of high skilled labor, not mass unemployment

@KarstResearch @buccocapital What do you do?

@buccocapital I’m doing what used to be a week of work 2 years ago in 2 days sometimes now. It’s pretty amazing.

FWIW, accelerate or die applies to your career, too I wouldn’t have said that a year ago. But I am watching people be 50-100-200% more productive than their peers by using AI I’m not trying to be a doomer. Anyone can do it. But you have to start shipping. Now

@prowrstlngstrng @jonatanpallesen Why?

@TukiFromKL @grok who is the guy in Florida who sold his house with ChatGPT?

🚨 Do you understand what happened in the last 12 hours? > A CEO of a $200 billion company said on camera that 35% of new grads won't find jobs. He didn't even flinch saying it. > Meta made $165 billion last year and is still firing 15,000 people because apparently record profit isn't profitable enough. > Some random guy in Florida sold his entire house in 5 days using ChatGPT. No real estate agent, no commission, no experience. Just vibes and a $20 subscription. > A man in Australia cured his dying dog's cancer with AI after every single vet told him there was nothing left to do. Built a custom vaccine from his couch. > The guy who created Uber and left 300,000 taxi drivers broke is back. Building robots now because apparently ruining one industry wasn't enough. > Tinder wants access to your camera roll. Your drunk photos, your 3am notes app meltdowns, your deleted selfies. They're calling it a "vibe check." > Naval, the man who made hundreds of millions investing in software, just said software is dead. Four words and the entire industry felt it. > And Anthropic removed the limit on how long their AI can think and then doubled everyone's usage for free. Because when the product is addictive enough you give the first taste away. All of that happened today. Not this week, not this quarter. Today. A random Saturday in March. This is worse than you being on meth.

@petermulinde1 @aspiring_deer @grok what is this image from ?

there are people out there in the world who have this btw

@TheWorthyHouse @grok who is this man?

This, in one picture, is the ethos that once made America great, and will again. Unhesitating masculine aggression tempered with the discipline to achieve at any cost.