Daft Cyrus

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Daft Cyrus

Daft Cyrus

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Katılım Ağustos 2023
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Sheel Mohnot
Sheel Mohnot@pitdesi·
SF Chronicle's top 100 restaurants has 4 Indian ones 4) Copra - extremely overrated! 62) Vik's Chaat - consistently decent cafeteria-style restaurant, there should be more of these! 70) Eylan - haven't been, I like the sister restaurant Ettan 92) Keeku da Dhaba - haven't been
Lizzie Siegle@lizziepika

I ❤️ SF/Bay Area restaurants, so I always love reading the @sfchronicle's Top 100 Restaurants List. They just dropped their 2026 one! So I scraped the data, built this explorer w/ interactive map🗺️, charts📊, comparisons, && data viewers w/ AI chat, + deployed it to DigitalOcean🌊 App Platform. Here's how I built sfchronicletop100restaurants.bar ⬇️ (test it out yourself x code x resources in comments🧵)

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
Satoshi was probably Hal Finney Pioneering cryptographer who received the first Bitcoin transaction who also just so happens to live next to a guy named “Dorian Nakamoto”. This alone is far stronger than any circumstantial evidence you can marshal about anyone else
spor@sporadica

Satoshi is so obviously dead, unfortunately.

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@avidseries Btw - not to say that Palestinians who had been living there for centuries didn’t have a legit grievance
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@avidseries i suppose you *could* construct a counterfactual so utopian that there were no immigration restrictions against Jews (there were) and all 11 million Jews moved to Ohio in one fell swoop what I mean to say is, what were the Jews supposed to do given their circumstances?
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i/o@avidseries·
Both America and the Middle East would have been better off if Israel had never been created — the country has been a drag on US foreign policy since the 50s — but what's done is done, it's nearly 80 years on, and as much as it sucks for the Palestinians, they lost, Israel exists, and the sooner the Palestinians resign themselves to these painful facts and move on, the better for everyone.
i/o@avidseries

@Huxx777 No, I think the outage is that a group that had been less than 3% of the population a hundred years before thought they had a right to an independent state in that same area.

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@mmjukic why was this clear to you at the start? you knew the regime would be resilient to decapitation strikes? that ballistic missile ops were recoverable?
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Marko Jukic
Marko Jukic@mmjukic·
As I have been saying literally since the first week of this conflict a month ago, the U.S. strategically lost this war as soon as it began and the only realistic path out has been to offer Iran a sanctions relief carrot in exchange for a more amenable peace deal on other items.
Matty 🇨🇦🇺🇦@Mattxduchak

@mmjukic So, the US just gives Iran control of the strait, leaves the region, Iran keeps its nuclear program and that’s it? Iran just gets all of the global hegemony that the US lost over the last 6 weeks in total defeat?

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@ExpertsLie Because they’re a terrorist regime and we’re not We shouldn’t do and say terrorist things
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Mark Beef
Mark Beef@ExpertsLie·
Iran can shout "death to America" for 50 years but the president makes one "death to Iran" post and everyone loses their mind. Ngmi
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peepeepoopoo
peepeepoopoo@DeepDishEnjoyer·
ive been biking all day finally got to my hotel room how are the vibes
peepeepoopoo tweet media
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shako
shako@shakoistsLog·
trump: this is a lil thing i call madman theory. i just threaten to kill them all then they give me what i want vance: but what if they don't agree? trump: what?
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@signulll it’s honestly under appreciated how much aggregate pain chronic migraines cause human-wide really hope AI helps us solve this one
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signüll
signüll@signulll·
i deeply relate to women cuz i got my first migraine at 6 years old, & i have to manage them like crazy still.
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@8teAPi what’s the point of that. we already have hiroshima bombs
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Prakash
Prakash@8teAPi·
oh they’re just starting to get it. wait till they find out a mass driver on the moon can fling a Ford F150 sized rock down Earth’s gravity well to create the impact of a Hiroshima bomb.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ

From @WSJopinion: Elon Musk’s Starship Heavy could revolutionize warfare. The U.S. could keep powerful munitions in orbit to be deployed quickly and without risk to American troops, writes @TheHochberg. on.wsj.com/3QldpW8

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eigenrobot
eigenrobot@eigenrobot·
is this "true"? almost surely not literally, probably not even close, there are a very large number of bridges and power plants in iran. apparently their grid is pretty dispersed too. otoh maybe you don't need to wreck that much to cause cascading failures? idk. sheesh.
Faytuks News@Faytuks

Breaking: By midnight tomorrow eastern time every Iranian bridge and power plant will be destroyed over the course of 4 hours, starting at 8 PM, if a deal isn't made, according to Trump

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@devahaz @tenobrus You can pump the stock in the short-term, but long-term there is no “game” other than building an enduring business like Tesla and SpaceX
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Deva Hazarika
Deva Hazarika@devahaz·
@tenobrus Problem with that is you can easily be correct on the merits of your position and go bankrupt, Elon is the best ever at the game
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Tenobrus
Tenobrus@tenobrus·
it is time to start betting against Elon Musk
Nothing To See Here@TylerHardt

Turns out private investors are really bad at math, particular those investing with Elon. @X global sales ere expected to be $2.2B in 2026, downtown from $4.5B before Elon bought it. Meanwhile, @xai only had $0.5B in sales in 2025, and hopes to get to $2B in 2026, but is burning $10 billion in expenses. And they are making no headway against @AnthropicAI , @OpenAI , @GeminiApp or other AI models. They are in last place, and that doesn’t appear poised to change anytime soon. So the combined entity has less revenues than when Elon bought it for $44 Billion, and is burning $10 billion a year in negative cash flow while making no headway in the AI race; Yet @SpaceX paid $250 billion for xAI? That is 100x trailing sales, for a company with no hopes of breaking even in any forecast period. Essentially, SpaceX shareholders got massively swindled, bailing out Elon for an incomprehensible valuation and no synergistic benefits. I mean what does this platform have anything to do with launching rockets (bitcoin memes excluded)? Now turning to SpaceX, they had $16B of revenues in 2025 split by $10B for @Starlink and $5B for rocket launches. For 2026, revenues are expected to be ~$20B representing just 25% annualized growth. Thanks to Starlink the company generates $8 billion in profits. The obvious question is how do these numbers support a $1 trillion valuation? Easy answer is the don’t. Moreover when you combine SpaceX and xAI revenue we’re $20 billion with zero profits in 2025 with an expected future growth rate of 25%. Now Elon gets to find out if public institutional investors are quite as gullible as he is asking $1.75 trillion valuation on those numbers. That’s 80x sales for an unprofitable company growing the top line 25%. Elon knows this is stupid and is already aiming to allocate IPO shares to “retail investors”, because institutional investors are going to take one look at the S-1 and instantly have WeWork flashbacks, and they are going to balk. As an aside, I wonder if Jeffrey Epstein shows up in the company risk section. Anyway, the real move here is not an IPO anyway, it’s a merger with @Tesla. A SpaceX/Tesla combination would finally give Elon on a controlling stake as he would be able to convince his Tesla shareholders that SpaceX would have been valued at $1.75T and issue stock in the deal. This would also trigger Elon’s goat new pay package, giving him even more shares and pushing him above 50% ownership of the combined entity. This is the real Endgame here. Elon just saw his private SpaceX shareholders will do whatever he wants and now he’s going to try the same magic on his Tesla shareholders, who all evidence shows are a zealous cult that has no problem believing Elon can deliver FSD, Robotaxis, and robots; none of which he has been able to do despite years of claims that breakthroughs were right around the corner. The risk is that it will quickly become clear that the combined entity can’t justify a $2T valuation, let alone a $200 billion valuation, and with no other big shiny objects on the horizon, the house of cards will likely collapse and Elon will be exposed as the clothes less emperor. $TSLA $TSLAQ $SATS @BradMunchen

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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@PaulSkallas also it’s unfortunately a difficult cuisine, so you need to go to a good restaurant
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@PaulSkallas What have you eaten? Try Fesenjan and/or Joojeh with Zereshk Polo
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@Jack_Raines Check out Ilya’s interview with Dwarkesh. He argued that predicting the next token well enough requires “understanding the underlying reality that led to the creation of that token”. So text input / output would represent true intelligence that generalizes Time will tell ig
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Jack Raines
Jack Raines@Jack_Raines·
One of the funnier things about the AGI/pilled folks is that people are extrapolating what happened with coding automation to the rest of the world, but I don’t think that extrapolation holds up. Coding is, at its core, the generation of texts and numbers to tell a computer to do things. There is, obviously, a lot more to it then that. Like understanding how systems connect / should flow together matters as you can better think through what the complete code “should” look like. But to build that system, the primitives are letters and numbers. LLMs are trained on a gazillion examples of letters and numbers. Much of that is code (thank you Stack Overflow). They just take text inputs and make text outputs. Now, there are derivatives to this. Like LLMs can now call tools, and the outputs of those tools can be used as inputs to trigger other things, but they’re just writing letters and numbers which a harness then knows to “trigger” to do a thing. Which means the things that can be fully automated are things where the input and output are purely numbers and letters. So, writing (marketing copy, emails, books?!, code, Excel functions, etc.) But most other domains just have more nuance or friction or edge cases that, even if a lot of the flows can be automated, have something that they system can’t “get” or “do” that throws off the whole loop. And basically any job that isn’t purely “read/write text” has a lot of those friction points. So SWEs kind of built a thing that replaced their jobs, but I just don’t see that pattern matching to too many other fields.
Sam Altman@sama

I have so much gratitude to people who wrote extremely complex software character-by-character. It already feels difficult to remember how much effort it really took. Thank you for getting us to this point.

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Danielle Fong 🔆
Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong·
furious at israel for these attacks on lebanon. rogue, gangster state. weaponizing the memory of crimes against their people to do war crimes against others. despicable
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Daft Cyrus@daft_cyrus·
@mattparlmer Iran’s strategy only works because the US trying trying to thread a fine needle: decapitating the regime without killing too many civilians and losing support among the Iranian public If it were ‘Total War’, Iran would be completely devastated
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mattparlmer 🪐 🌷
mattparlmer 🪐 🌷@mattparlmer·
The biggest consequence of the last two weeks isn’t the closure of Hormuz, it’s that Iran just gave every middle income country a playbook for fighting a war against a (on paper at least) massively superior adversary The entire geopolitical order will be renegotiated
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