Albert Renshaw

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Albert Renshaw

@Valuable

CEO, Software Developer, Military Contractor • 30m+ Customers • Jesus is God (YHWH)

Oahu, HI Katılım Şubat 2015

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·6 Haz

My app @Ecclesia_Bible is now live! Built in Ai powered symbolism and exegesis, total translation from source language, verse correlations, in-line translational variations, and more. This is the first app from my newest startup, Tanzanite

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1h

@elonmusk 1) Simulation Theory is Real 2) God is the Simulator [ps it’s obviously Jesus]

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Elon Musk@elonmusk·1h

I had dinner once with a top physicist and a top computer scientist and asked what they thought the probability was that we were in a simulation. They answered simultaneously at 0% and 100% respectively. It was like a double-slit experiment, but with humans.

Interstellar@InterstellarUAP

🚨 Simulation Theory: The Double Slit Experiment proves particles act like waves until observed then they snap into particles. What if our reality only "renders" when we're looking, just like a video game optimizing resources? Check out this episode from The Why Files breaking it down, tying it to Simulation Theory. Are we in a sim? This could be the key to unlocking the true nature of existence! The Why Files video did a great job on explaining the Double Slit Experiment & Simulation Theory What do YOU think—real or rendered? Drop your thoughts below!

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1h

The two wolves inside me had a baby

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·8h

I mean I made an app 7 years ago that let people make and share software and it got rejected for this very guideline. We had to pivot to an absurd solution of converting script to set of predefined commands that ran locally and were like a Turing complete translation from code to English to commands. I was always bitter when years later suddenly multiple apps were just allowed to magically let users distribute mobile code when we got rejected for the very thing under this very guideline Now Apple is enforcing this guideline again it seems. Not sure why they allowed a few apps through for a time The guideline itself though is stupidly and Apple is clearly being unfair. If they’re going to allow something for four years, it’s ridiculous to then pivot and start enforcing something you let slide for years They need to just allow it all together The real reason they won’t is they obviously plan to launch their own vibecode -> app pipeline for a mini web based AppStore of sorts. And eventually apps will just be created on the fly by Siri locally for each user

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Barun Pandey@barunbuilds·11h

@amasad apple will bend their review guidelines the way they want if they don’t like something. they knowingly keep them vague too sometimes.

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Amjad Masad@amasad·12h

Important to note that Replit has been on the App Store for 4 years and core functionality is exactly the same: You type (or generate) code, we compile on the server, and open a webview. Never have been in violation of any guidelines, which Apple eventually acknowledged.

Wes Roth@WesRoth

Apple has quietly halted App Store updates for popular AI "vibe-coding" applications most notably the $9 billion startup Replit and mobile app builder Vibecode. After months of pushback, Apple is reportedly demanding major UX changes. Replit is being asked to force its generated app previews to open in an external web browser rather than natively inside its app. Vibecode was told it must completely remove the ability to generate software specifically for Apple devices.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·8h

There’s no real reason to not just switch to missiles at that point. HERF mitigates all the benefits of using a drone swarm. If you spend immense amounts of weight and cost defeating all of its effective solutions, you’re worse off than just using missiles. HERF is a REALLY good solution for true drone swarm scenarios The risk with drone swarms is tons of light weight cheap cost effective intelligent swarms taking out tons of targets rapidly That risk is extremely well mitigated by HERF at the end of the day.

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·8h

@Valuable I think 50dB hardening is realistic and as drones get bigger it takes more and more deposited energy to break them. They also get faster as they get bigger, giving your microwave system less time to shoot them down.

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·1d

Imagine a swarm of 100 of these, all with explosive payloads, attacking you from all directions and elevations at 400 km/hr. That is the ultimate drone defense challenge and I think you need some kind of rapid fire AI controlled gun battery to succeed. You probably have 3 seconds to shoot in total.

Samuel Cardillo@CardilloSamuel

direct kinetic impact. a flying sword. 450km/h. updated video showing exactly that. we're also working on the explosive variant. only for authorized partners. dms are open.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·9h

You don’t need gigawatts.. efficient GaN solid-state amps deliver focused megawatt-class pulses off small generators, with rapid fire and unlimited shots. Scaling effectively here does not require crazy energy demands Hardening realistically maxes at 20–60 dB for lightweight, cheap swarm drones; pushing beyond that balloons weight, cost, complexity, and hurts performance massively. Laser links are effective for avoiding RF jamming but that’s not the issue here… it’s the onboard processors, sensors, flight controls, that are at risk, which HPM penetrates (Not to mention, even if switching to lasers did solve the penetration issue (it doesn’t) the trade offs are very damaging.. there’s lots of issues due to direct line of sight communication requirements; which in a real world enviroent is heavily obfuscated, even maneuvers of the drones themselves; but especially by the environment therein. It doesn’t really stop the core underlying issue. (Plus you can jam with your own laser arrays)) Leonidas has already demonstrated a 100% success rate against this very scenario btw

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·9h

> you can always add more power to the microwave how powerful is your microwave going to be? A gigawatt? 🫣 Some basic calculations suggest that drones > 50kg can be made basically impervious to microwave weapons of reasonable battlefield power. Communication between drones can be via a laser link or something. Navigation can be optical + AI. This setup will basically be microwave proof and it is coming next decade.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·9h

It doesn’t work… you can-not fully harden against HERF. Hardening is not magic catch-all shielding, you can always add more power to the microwave and penetrate. And again, even if you could, drone swarms need to be able to communicate with each other to be effective, which means EM If your goal is one heavy artillery drone that doesn’t need to communicate with others… at that point just use a missile.

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·9h

@Valuable It adds mass but drones > 40kg can afford the penalty and a 40kg fast drone is cheaper than your million dollar microwave.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·9h

Broad spectrum EM hardening is very heavy which is very undesirable for drones (espeically cheap mass drones). Hardening (even broad spectrum) covers specific ranges of EM whereas HERF can cover a full spectrum of EM dynamically and penetrate. Not to mention that it’s unideal to harden drones (especially drone swarms) as they lose their own the ability to communicate with each other and you.

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·9h

@Valuable The problem with that is that one of these fast drones plus some serious EM hardening will basically be immune to it. One fast drone with 40-50dB of EM hardening will crash into your expensive microwave tank and blow it up.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·9h

@TheFemoid “How are we this stupid” should really apply to you believing that Musk isn’t aware of how his own system operates…

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Anna@TheFemoid·1d

Wasn’t it proven that autopilot is programmed to disengage when it registers it’s about to crash? If it turns off 4 seconds before impact that means the autopilot caused the crash How are we this stupid

Nic Cruz Patane@niccruzpatane

Elon Musk confirmed via Telemetry Data that the woman driving the Cybertruck in this video disengaged the system four seconds before the crash. She was manually driving throughout this entire video. Don't believe everything you see/hear from Legacy Media about Tesla.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·9h

@RokoMijic Well, it’s not “my way” of saying it per se… it’s an industry standard term But yes, attacking drone swarms with EM fields is going to be the best solution; especially logistically. You can hit them at light speed, take a whole region of them out at once, unlimited ammo, etc

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Roko 🐉@RokoMijic·10h

@Valuable What do you mean by a "HERF gun"? Is this just your way of saying a microwave emitter like the Leionidas one

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Ejaaz@cryptopunk7213·15h

this is a huge deal. massive win for AI labs, founders and builders in the USA. Trump's new AI legal framework doesn't fuck around, gloves are off: - U.S. *does NOT* believe AI trained on copyright material violates copyright theft. MASSIVE win for anthropic, openai who have used copyrighted material. - data centers: full-speed ahead to build them. any increased costs for people should be subsidized. - Trump intends to override state AI laws that create "undue burdens" aka if it prevents USA from beating china - it gets killed. - NO new ai regulators - trump specifically told congress not to spin up further oversight. let the AI spice flow. - no censorship of AI by government. very interesting given the recent pentagon anthropic drama. so basically if you want to build crazy ai shit - the US isn't going to be the one to stop you. huge 180 from their stance last year. amazing work @DavidSacks and whoever else worked on this

David Sacks@DavidSacks

In December, President Trump signed an Executive Order tasking us with the development of a national framework for AI, what he called “One Rulebook.” This was in response to a growing patchwork of 50 different state regulatory regimes that threaten to stifle innovation and jeopardize America’s lead in the AI race. Today we are releasing that framework. It will help parents safeguard their children from online harm, shield communities from higher electric bills, protect our First Amendment rights from AI censorship, and ensure that all Americans benefit from this transformative technology. We look forward to working with our colleagues in Congress to turn the principles we are announcing today into legislation. whitehouse.gov/articles/2026/…

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·10h

@zoom_will @Kimi_Moonshot @cursor_ai Literally the other way around

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WK@zoom_will·12h

@Kimi_Moonshot @cursor_ai

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Kimi.ai@Kimi_Moonshot·13h

Congrats to the @cursor_ai team on the launch of Composer 2! We are proud to see Kimi-k2.5 provide the foundation. Seeing our model integrated effectively through Cursor's continued pretraining & high-compute RL training is the open model ecosystem we love to support. Note: Cursor accesses Kimi-k2.5 via @FireworksAI_HQ ' hosted RL and inference platform as part of an authorized commercial partnership.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·10h

America really isn’t the kind of nation that does the kind of war that weapons like this would be useful for. These weapons are useful if you simply want to start mass killing another nation’s citizens indiscriminately. If your goal is to simply mitigate a threat, not to slaughter and conquer, then America already has much more effective weapons systems for such purposes. When America goes to war it looks much more like, “blow up the enemy leaders and strategic infrastructure with hypersonic missiles” and much less like “unleash a swarm of drones to kill all their civilians” America’s DoD doesn’t need to be investing so much in swarms of attack drones, as it needs to be investing in electromagnetic drone defense systems (ie HERF-Gun towers, etc)

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michael@frozenfearsz·1d

@CardilloSamuel idk why america isnt mass producing these things. It quite embarrassing. Some third world country mass produces drones that take out multi million dollar missiles. America is sitting around with its thumb in its ass.

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Samuel Cardillo@CardilloSamuel·1d

direct kinetic impact. a flying sword. 450km/h. updated video showing exactly that. we're also working on the explosive variant. only for authorized partners. dms are open.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·10h

@CardilloSamuel @UKCoop3030 🤨

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Samuel Cardillo@CardilloSamuel·15h

@UKCoop3030 they do

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·20h

@jasonmatthewc @Cthulhu_OwO Yes I’m sure the guy who couldn’t grasp the premise of a hypothetical was actually an emotional and intellectual super-genius

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Jason Matthew Clark@jasonmatthewc·1d

@Cthulhu_OwO People have different thinking and processing styles. This individual likely possesses intellectual and/or emotional abilities that far exceed your own, and probably walked away from you thinking, man, that was incredibly jarring and frustrating.

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C'thulhu, Clanker Breaker@Cthulhu_OwO·1d

Encountering someone who is actually incapable of engaging in hypotheticals is jarring. I thought it was a meme. An exaggeration. I didn't think they existed. Trying to explain things to them is frustrating. They seem to be incapable of absorbing information.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1d

The problem is people trying to make a living off investing. Thats now how investing works (99.9% of the time). You don’t put money in, get rich quick, and just immediately become millionaire. Investments need to be weighed on the decade scale. The avg person needs to simply: Get a Roth, contribute perpetually in a safe risk diversified portfolio. Keep working; keep contributing. Retire at 56 with 7 figures. Crypto created a zeitgeist of people thinking investing can be a job and all the markets have become lotteries because of this mentality. Markets were never meant to be used like this; 10% in a year is good; these days people expect 10% in 12 hours and would even be sad by 3% in a week

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Andrew Tate@Cobratate·1d

ALL YOUR INVESTMENTS WILL FAIL

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1d

@JC_builds I’d put shortest on top if that’s better And then change bars from green to red to indicate worsening

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JC Builds@JC_builds·1d

I trained a model to guess calories from food pics. It beats GPT-4o, Claude, and Gemini. Runs locally with only 2GB RAM Average error under 51 calories. Here's what I learned 👇

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1d

Everytime I ask GPT about Christianity at all, this happens. It’s sad @sama hasn’t realized that WMV parasites have breached his organization at the highest levels and are covertly tearing down everything he built all for their own personal selfish ideologies. (This has been going on for almost a year btw and is why, after months of it, I finally switched to Grok; but every so often I come back and try again, and it never gets better, only worse). I have multiple friends who also have now switched to Grok even though GPT had obtained the first-mover miracle of being our default LLM… they lost it …and once you lose this it’s basically impossible to re-obtain. This is like the most valuable thing obtainable… being a consumers “default” option (and, therefore, being the default they recommend to friends). To forfeit that just so some purple hairs can push their toxic ideologies a little more is beyond tragic. Literally tens of trillions of future dollars being burned away just so some SJWs can erode zeitgeist in their favor. OpenAI should have been the largest company on earth by now. And instead it allowed the cancer of wokeness to rot it from within. There’s a reason Elon so actively roots out WMV parasites in everything he touches… it’s because they ARE parasites.

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Albert Renshaw@Valuable·1d

@justalexoki God-speed 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

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taoki@justalexoki·2d

alhamdulillah goes so hard. what do christians have

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