Big Clussy Niggerlover

@rand_longevity Fuck

what do you think people are gonna do all day when nobody has to work?

@BonesawMD Nutdo but ye

Once you reach a certain level of consciousness it becomes impossible to tolerate working a job. It requires a deliberate self-numbing to endure the nonsense, performance, and office politics required to keep it. Your first taste of freedom will make you unemployable.

@Sara_Varnholt Shave your arms please

Be honest guys: If you saw me and my bestie looking cute at a bar, would you offer us both a drink or just one? 👀

@lauriewired The main problem with IA64 wasn't the NaT flags but the instruction bundling. You need to feed it 3 ops at a time to max the pipeline but as it turns out most of computing is data transmutation you need result for to continue execution

“if 64 bit is so good then why don’t we have 65 bit architectures” We kinda do, actually. Just mostly as hardware, not pointers. Intel Itanium’s general purpose registers were 65 bits; the last bit was known as a NaT flag. NaT stood for “not a thing”, which was a really interesting way of handling speculative execution. Basically NaT was a poison flag to say “hey this result might be garbage we’ll deal with it later”. Today we don’t really think about it, modern CPUs basically do all of their speculation in hardware…and throw out incorrect guesses without any user awareness. Itanium was essentially a bet that with enough primitives exposed compilers *might* be able to make better decisions at compile-time (versus say, hardware guessing at runtime). A (very) simplified way of putting it, is that on x86 you’re getting constant micro-stalls that the hardware deals with (…die space penalty), where *hypothetically* Itanium with a perfect compiler had no micro-stalls …but really, really bad macro stalls (NaT recovery is a sloooow software fix). Turns out, it was really difficult to write compilers that kept Itanium’s pipeline fed with anything that looks like a normal OS. But, it’s really interesting to see the general idea of “compiler handles the scheduling” coming up again with Cerebras (and arguably, the whole accelerator space)! We’ll see how it pans out… (Itanium was lovingly referred to as the “Itanic” by many)

@KILLTOPARTY Shut her the fuck up for good or at least gag her with your cock

I love them

@moonchild23580 @EQBrowser bro we invented this

what game is this

@Patrickwebb Four demonic archetypes

BREAKING: Four species of aliens have been pulled from crashed UFOs, per NY Post.

@williamwallets8 I sat in micron and intel for years with this thesis. The btc thesis is just better, especially at discount

The normies are fomoing into $SNDK & $MU for a quick gain & dopamine rush. Bitcoiners are accumulating $BTC , $MSTR , & $ASST with a decade plus time horizon. We are not the same.

@TheLegalMindset How does a 6 month probation weapons charge turn into suppression of his free speech? We need to start fucking hanging these anti Americans

I enjoy the irony of Claivicular, the supposed number one “looksmaxxer” being absolutely mogged by the Judge in his Miami case.

While the price of virtually everything else skyrockets, the price of TVs remain weirdly low. Its almost like they don't want to price people out of the ability to be distracted, manipulated, and controlled. Anyone else notice that? Or is it just me?

@Thomas__Jerome Exit tax sucks. I bleed out my productivity in method they can never steal from me

The new American Dream is make enough money to leave America.

@Luther3792 It is ALL of them

Anyone doing the boomer “not all black people are n*ggers” thing isn’t going to make it.

@BTC_broo I do not tolerate stupid people well. I hope she fucking dies soon

There is an abundance of infighting in the Bitcoin community, but it does make me happy to know that we all collectively hate Elizabeth Warren.

@jayair I still don't know what it does and still plan to never use it

Bun is probably the most intense piece of software created in the last five years, where its moat was its difficulty Rewriting it is so crazy that you wouldn't even consider it I think this'll be remembered as one of the defining moments in the history of coding models

@Bitcoin_Teddy Ideas are bulletproof

Hiker waves Bitcoin flag at peak of Mount Everest

@GreenTextRepost @EQBrowser wtfdo

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@SophieSatoshi It' sbecause they don't understand where the 4.5% comes from. New suckers. Then they pay taxes on it.

I reckon the worst thing about being a Bitcoiner is having to pretend I’m normal around people who still think 4.5% interest is “quite good actually.” I used to try and aggressively orange pill.. now I’ve just given up and smile and nod instead. 🤦🏼‍♀️

@fgf_fan @QuinnyPig We need to replace all of you zoomer faggot karens in open source with legions of Terry Davises

@QuinnyPig You are setting yourself up for disappointment if you respect the central Python people too much. Lots of Terry Davises in there.

Guido van Rossum, who personally oversaw the Python 2-to-3 migration, is disappointed that a keynote wasted everyone's time. Sir.

@QuinnyPig I wasted so much time because they changed a few keywords to built in functions and made string encodings absolutely fucking b"retarded"