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@xai Quick retrieval idea for complex/multiscale inquiry (adjacent to GraphRAG/agentic work — not claiming novelty). Recursive Hypernode Retrieval: compressed graph-of-graphs. High-level hypernodes = summaries + internal subgraphs + typed ports + evidence links + cross-layer refs. Simple queries use compressed layer. Complex ones: bounded graph-scout agents recursively open hypernodes (with higher re-entry), outlier budget for low-surface paths that may reconverge. Output: evidence-labeled working graph (findings, hypotheses, confounders, controls, nulls, parked outliers, dead paths). Q: Improves hidden-variable / cross-scale / cross-domain reasoning (materials, physics, policy, etc.) over baselines? Curious if this control loop is already table stakes or worth exploring.

@BasedMikeLee You should find the rest of dhs

🚨SHORTENED VERSION🚨 Now that the DHS shutdown is finally over, what should the Senate GOP do with the filibuster?

@realannapaulina So how do we get a law passed making it illegal, which creates a deadlock?

I voted against this. Unfortunately, too many Republicans sided with Democrats and it passed.

@EvanLuthra I often hear the comparison of C to assembly. "It's just abstraction" is the assumption. It's not with AI. C Compilation is deterministic; AI is not. Also we still do find problems in compilers and that requires experts that understand, assembly, C and the compilation patterns.

The Head of Claude Code at Anthropic said he hasn’t written code by hand in months. In 2 days he shipped 49 full features. All written 100% by AI. He just dropped a 30 min talk on exactly how he does it. Worth more than any $500 vibe coding course. Bookmark it:

I'm researching how people actually feel about online age verification. Not from the business side — from the user's side: what makes people distrust it what feels invasive what would make it acceptable If you have 3–5 minutes, I'd value your input: tally.so/r/GxBDVo

@elonmusk No. Universal low resource cost is a better bet. "High income" is a loose term. If $500k becomes the norm, but bananas and beef cost $100/lb, you've shot yourself in the foot. It's not how much you make, it's how far it goes to get what you need for survival and a healthy life.

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

@TukiFromKL H1B should require a tax on the salary of the worker. Something like 50%-100% of their annual salary. Create a training program using those funds to train Americans for future jobs in that category. Secures the future American workforce while discouraging what you describe here.

🚨BREAKING: oracle fired 30,000 people by 6am email.. and in the same breath filed 3,126 H-1B visa petitions.. let me explain what's actually happening here.. an H-1B worker's visa is tied to their employer.. if oracle cuts them loose they have 60 days to find a new sponsor or leave the country.. they can't easily organise.. can't threaten to quit.. the visa is the leash.. oracle didn't just replace expensive workers with cheaper ones.. they replaced workers who could leave.. with workers who legally can't.. this isn't new.. disney did it in 2015.. made 250 american IT workers train their own H-1B replacements before severance cleared.. workers sued.. federal judge threw it out in 2016.. congress said nothing.. every corporate legal team in america saved that ruling to a folder.. oracle just opened the folder.. the H-1B visa was created in 1990 to fill genuine skill gaps america couldn't staff fast enough.. thirty-five years later it's the most elegant labour control mechanism ever written into law.. cheap workers AND workers who can't quit.. in one government form.. they told you AI was taking your job.. they meant it was giving them a better excuse.

If I do good because I must, because I am required too, out of fear, out of avoidance of consequence, is it still good?

@teameffujoe There are. I lived in one. White guy speaking, but we were the only white people for a very long way. But a few blocks over, not so much. The difference was cultural best I can tell. They tried very hard to keep it nice.

Why are there no nice black neighborhoods?

@PicturesFoIder Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead?

That one thing that always works until someone else's watching

@teameffujoe Not the government's job. Rights and responsibilities are to be stewarded by the parents, not the government. This is over-reach, but it could lead to more

Something I’m honestly in the middle about. Australia banning social media for under 16. What do you think?

@Matt_Pinner Not only would I. I did and glad I did

Be honest because I’m trying to prove a point Would you back your child or grandchild's decision to attend trade school rather than college?

@ThrillaRilla369 Hahaha. I already did, years ago. Where's my mil?

You’re offered $1 million to uninstall Facebook from your phone forever. Would you do it?

@FrakMAGA2022 @unusual_whales What about that says anything about hate? I'm not keeping anyone out. In fact I said no, don't restrict them. Just try to build us up along the way. Pro American, yes, xenophobic, no.

@d34dbug @unusual_whales Wow, the hate you have for other humans not born in the US. So xenophobic.

Senator Mike Lee has said he is working on legislation to stop H1B visa abuse.

@unusual_whales No. We should add an extra tax on the employer at 50% of the h1b salary. Then use that revenue to fund training in areas that we clearly can't perform domestically. This disincentivizes the visas, but also strengthens us against needing them in the first place

He previously asked: “Is it time to pause H-1B visas?” Read more: unusualwhales.com/news/senator-m…

@RepClayHiggins While I vehemently disagree with those who spew hate and show glee in evil, I also vehemently disagree with shutting down free speech and forcing private entities to act in specific ways.

I’m going to use Congressional authority and every influence with big tech platforms to mandate immediate ban for life of every post or commenter that belittled the assassination of Charlie Kirk. If they ran their mouth with their smartass hatred celebrating the heinous murder of that beautiful young man who dedicated his whole life to delivering respectful conservative truth into the hearts of liberal enclave universities, armed only with a Bible and a microphone and a Constitution… those profiles must come down. So, I’m going to lean forward in this fight, demanding that big tech have zero tolerance for violent political hate content, the user to be banned from ALL PLATFORMS FOREVER. I’m also going after their business licenses and permitting, their businesses will be blacklisted aggressively, they should be kicked from every school, and their drivers licenses should be revoked. I’m basically going to cancel with extreme prejudice these evil, sick animals who celebrated Charlie Kirk’s assassination. I’m starting that today. That is all.

@teameffujoe They already do this with bank accounts! They stole my kids money from his coogan account years ago. They absolutely will push for this. If they'll take money from kids, better believe they'll take it from you!

Now California is finding a back door to confiscating your investments with AB 1052.

@veggie_eric Voice interaction. To read the text aloud, but also listen and respond vocally

What features do you wish Grok had, across both web and mobile?

@elonmusk @realDonaldTrump Do you not realize there are people on those lists for a variety of reasons? I don't love DJT, but he's done some decent things. I'm just tired of people not thinking critically. Elon's playing to that tendency