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@OfficialLoganK There's also thousands of incremental gains that tech savvy corporations are implementing via AI on current processes. But you'll never hear a peep about it.

there’s many thousands of companies and products you have never heard of doing positive margin and growth, soon hopefully millions

It’s easy to forget just how quickly the size of the pie (AI Market) is expanding in nearly every category

@Protestia "You shall not procure abortion, nor destroy a newborn child." -Didache 100 AD The Didache is the earliest document known to man describing beliefs and practices of the first Christians. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didache

"Abortion's not really talked about in the scriptures, and the stuff that's there is pretty pro-choice honestly." Rev. Katey Zeh, an ordained Baptist minister (and Planned Parenthood advocate) speaks at Binkley Baptist Church.

@JeremyTate41 Well done! Soak it in.

My girl graduated from Mount de Sales Academy today. I am grateful to the Nashville Dominicans for their powerful witness to Christ.

@tonjkb This podcast is awesome. I was outside on a ladder listening to this part, laughing out loud. Neighbors thought I was nuts.

Chamath calls Cloudflare's CEO layoff note "horrible", "from the PR school of retards". A botched layoff memo does more than generate bad PR for a tech company. When a CEO publicly brands departing employees as obsolete to impress Wall Street, they place a permanent scarlet letter on their resumes. It strips workers of agency right when they need it most. Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince recently laid off staff and publicly labeled them "measurers" who were easily replaced by AI. Chamath Palihapitiya called this out as a failure of leadership, and I completely agree. Losing a job is already a brutal disruption. You have rent to pay and a career to manage. When the person firing you frames you as a worker who failed to adapt, they actively sabotage your next job hunt. Recruiters already view laid-off candidates with baseline skepticism. Tagging an entire cohort as dead weight acts as a global bad reference. The executive gets a temporary stock bump for signaling AI competence. The worker gets the scarlet letter. If you have to cut staff, you write a measured memo. You take the blame. You do everything you can to help your people land safely elsewhere. You do not sacrifice their dignity to appease the market. Source: @theallinpod @chamath

@needGod_net "Anyone who loves me will obey my teaching." This line, and the frequent 'narrow gate' messaging make it clear that Jesus expects a difficult journey for those who make it to heaven. Yet 'once saved always saved' requires nothing of us. Which one is more likely to be true?

"I haven't mortally sinned" — Really? Responding to Trent Horn.

@fde_enthusiast7 Huh? The gravest accusation anyone could muster was that in high school he held someone down and cut their hair. NPR's breathless reporting here: npr.org/2012/05/11/152…

Romney’s loss was probably more significant than you’d think. Not because Romney was special, no one liked him, but he was a completely milquetoast candidate and he still had the dirtiest accusations hurled at him of sexism, Nazism etc Voters finally noticed

@ivanfioravanti Once you got those Mac Studios through the finance committee it seems like Starlink is unlikely to raise eyebrows. Well done!

Garda's lake is amazing but internet connectivity is so bad. I think I'll have to buy Starlink, who's gonna tell the boss (wife)?

@CatholicArena I like Hitchens. He forced Christians to put forth stronger arguments, and better apologists. Christendom is much stronger today, in some part due to Hitchens.

Christopher Hitchens, a glutton and a warmonger, led a one man mission to destroy the reputation of Mother Teresa because he simply couldn't comprehend the idea that someone could be so good and charitable without asking for anything in return

@FreqRevolution @Uncatfishable There are two factors in building wealth: earnings and the ability to live under your means. Choose one (or both) that fits your situation.

Kevin O’Leary owns multiple homes, luxury watches, Porsches, and an estimated $400M fortune — but wants to lecture normal people about a $28 lunch like they’re the reason the economy is broken. The same guy who tried to squeeze more profit out of farmers is now pretending working people are irresponsible for eating. Spare us the boomer austerity sermon, Mr. Wonderful. Maybe it’s billionaire parasites pretending greed is financial wisdom.

How come nobody ever tells billionaires “just have 1 house and 1 car, there’s no need to have 10 cars, 10 house, a yacht, and a private jet. Pay your fair share in taxes instead.”

@Jason @Jason the right minimum wage is zero. The market will decide (and compete) to value labor correctly. Until then, the cost of living is held artificially high, and entry level jobs are essentially outlawed....hitting the poor the hardest.

I would tax folks under $75k at 1%, so they were still tossing in half a week's paycheck… and felt like they were part of the American process. … but Jeff is correct overall, let the bottom half of earners spend their money and crank the progressive taxation system one or two more turns Also, it wouldn’t hurt anyone to increase our federal minimum wage by a meager $1 a year for seven years — didn’t do any harm in Australia, the Nordics and New Zealand Much better proposals than @RoKhanna and @BernieSanders’ wealth seizure taxes

@OpenSourceZone Yikes

Democratic Party Approval Rating Among Men 🟢 Approve: 16% (-62) 🔴 Disapprove: 78% Quinnipiac poll | 5/14-5/18

@RNCResearch When will a host ask the obvious follow up? 'Would you support packing the court starting today?'

Georgia Democrat Raphael Warnock doesn’t rule out expanding the U.S. Supreme Court if Democrats gain power: "All of those things have to be on the table...everything should be on the table."

@lmstudiodevs Runs 10% slower on M4 MBP 14/20 48G. Qwen3.6-27B-MTP-Q4_K_S from Unsloth, with thinking turned off via Jinja template. Adjusting the MTP values doesn't help either. Sticking with gemma-4-26b-a4b-it-mlx for now...65+ t/s!

LM Studio with Multi Token Prediction (MTP) is now in beta. 1. Update to 0.4.14+3 in-app 2. Make sure your llama.cpp engine is 2.15.0 3. Turn on MTP when loading a model Use a model that supports it, like Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-MTP-GGUF or Qwen3.6-27B-MTP-GGUF

@LizzieMarbach @iWomansplainer Who?

@iWomansplainer I agree! However, there are many on here who try to say it is plainly taught in scripture.

There is no way for any honest person to read the gospels and come away believing Mary was a perpetual virgin. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@stelzner_n1150 $3 per quart at Costco. Kirkland Synthetic, wait for the sale.

I was able to change my oil for like $20 in the early 2000s, now the Synthetic costs you damn near a $100 for 5 quarts. It’s completely insane.

A Chipotle burrito costs $15. Ground beef is $7 a pound. Inflation is financially crippling Gen Z. Once again, an out-of-touch rich boomer is lecturing young people.

@theallinpod How in the world were we monitoring the temperature of the ocean in 1877 in a way compatible with data we gather today?

David Friedberg: El Niño Could Trigger a Global Food Crisis “This Science Corner is about the dreaded El Niño season that is coming up. Ocean temperatures are going to exceed anything we have seen in recent history. Why does this all matter? The reason is the oceans are the battery of weather. And at this point, there is so much excess energy stored up in the oceans, it's about 11 million terawatt-hours. That's 500 years worth of human energy in this ocean. And over the next few months, that energy's going to be released into the atmosphere. 99% confidence that will make the upcoming year the hottest year on record by far that humans have ever experienced. Southern Argentina, Chile, Brazil could see record-shattering heat waves, and this is where things start to get a little nasty, because when that happens, the crops start to fail. Hundreds of millions of people depend on the exports out of Brazil, Brazil is the world's largest ag exporter. And the scariest one of all is if the monsoons fail, which is now a very high probability event in India. 150 million farmers in India, and 1.5 billion people that depend on that food. If you think about the second and third order effects of this, over the next year you could see energy prices spiking, and electricity spiking, and the grid failing in parts of the Southwest. Commodity prices spiking all over the world. And then you would see places like India, the Philippines, Vietnam starting to face some sort of unrest if there isn't enough food supply that's coming into those markets. And then the question in India is a really nasty one because there isn't a really good solution.”

@mcuban Thank you.

Deleted the last post because I decided cursing didn’t make my point. It hurt it. And I rarely care about cursing.

Maybe because there's no adultery flag flying at the public elementary school by my house.

@lmstudio @zeddotdev MTP please.e

Use your LM Studio models to code locally in @zeddotdev 🚀

@WallStreetApes Too rich.

HERE WE GO 🚨 California Democrats are making a move to rig the Governor’s race Democrats are putting forth a new ballot initiative to repeal the “Top 2” candidate rule that takes the 2 leading candidates, because the 2 leading candidates are Republicans “A new ballot initiative has been filed to repeal the state's top-two primary and return it to a party-based primary where voters like you would only vote for candidates in your own registered party” The man behind this is Steve Maviglio, he's the former communications director for Governor Gray Davis He's not some random nobody. Steve Maviglio a longtime Democratic insider, he’s a top Democrat operative He filed paperwork with the state to change the rules of the game now that Democrats are losing Keep in mind, this “Top 2” system is the same system that locked out Republicans for 15 years But now that it’s going to lock Democrats out they’re turning to their rigged elections to maintain power and change the rules