@henry
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@henry
@henryblakedev
create, reflect, iterate | PolSci (quant) student
Europe Katılım Nisan 2026
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During Residency interviews a young woman doctor asked me what Harry Potter house I would be in and when I playfully didn’t answer she got real serious and insisted
Steve Semmelweis@SteveSemmelweis
nearly 80% of young faculty in medicine are women. 80%
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@vincit_amore @SCHIZO_FREQ honestly,
i wonder if you just gave UBI without any means testing
whether that could somehow clear up corruption, simplify it all
and become cheaper
but maybe it is a pipe dream
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Beaver was the guy who won a million dollars for writing an article about fraud at Deloitte
He didn't really intend to do this. He was just using AI to look through ten billion pages of govt records and when the competition was announced he was like "I guess Deloitte is the most recent thing Claude mentioned??"
And then he wrote an article about it in like an hour and won a million dollars
But there wasn't anything that special about Deloitte. They were just the unlucky company that got mentioned in his last Claude message. It could have been basically any other govt contractor too
cpt dank@cptdankkk
Beaver Estimates 90% of ALL Federal Spending Since 2010 is Fraud “My original estimate of total fraud since 2010 was somewhere in the range of $15–20 trillion. Now I think it’s closer to 90% of all federal spending is fraud or waste" "Waste is the vehicle by which fraud is enabled. It’s a self-feeding system. You need inefficient systems that go over budget so you have room to wiggle in a few million bucks" "The infrastructure being so inefficient is a feature for people who want to steal money"
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The model is insane.
"360 equirectangular image"
OpenAI@OpenAI
Introducing ChatGPT Images 2.0 A state-of-the-art image model that can take on complex visual tasks and produce precise, immediately usable visuals, with sharper editing, richer layouts, and thinking-level intelligence. Video made with ChatGPT Images
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@giyu_codes i am so glad we are finally calling out bullshit boomerism ai business advice
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A majority of businesses do not need AI. They just need working, verified, automations that weren't developed by some scam marketing agency.
Out of 177 companies that I have audited, only 12 of them have reached a point where they are utilizing AI in a "revolutionary" way.
WOLF@WOLF_Financial
CHRIS CAMILLO JUST LAID OUT HOW TO MAKE $500,000 A YEAR AS AN "AI GUY" FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES His blueprint: 1. Walk into any HVAC, plumbing, or sprinkler business. 2. Ask where they're leaking money. 3. Build them an AI agent that answers after-hours calls, sends instant texts, and gets quotes out in real time. 4. Integrate it with their CRM for free. 5. Charge them $2K-$3K/month to be their "AI guy." Repeat across 10-20 businesses. "There are people right now doing this."
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Using @cursor_ai for my bachelor’s thesis is a game changer.
The AI agents have full access to my curriculum (transformed from PDF to text), skill Markdown files, datasets, research design documents, backups, Python scripts, and internet search - everything!
This should become the standard toolkit for all future students, but academia will probably be 5-10+ years behind.
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@henryblakedev @elkelk It’s called grifting, and it’s not an accomplishment
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Nothing said on a tech podcast should have the hosts literally bouncing up and down
The Cap Table@thecaptabletv
if you're on tech twitter chances are you've seen @arlanr the (newly) 19 year-old wunderkind from kazakhstan was YC's youngest solo founder, got backing from the likes of PG himself, and raised a $6.2 million seed for his company @nozomioai oh btw, did we mention he's a hs dropout? we sat down with arlan rakhmetzhanov to talk about one of the most unhinged gen-z founder stories we’ve ever heard. he started coding at 15. got rejected by every accelerator. took investor calls during class and got kicked out. then chased paul graham at 10PM and turned that into an investment. now with nozomio, he’s taking AI's biggest problem — context. 01:05 - Dropping out of high school in Kazakhstan to go all-in on startups 02:39 - Teaching himself to code + building iOS apps at 15 05:08 - Getting rejected by every accelerator… then finally getting into one 05:57 - Raising his first round while still in school (and getting kicked out for taking calls) 14:40- Building “Google for agents” — indexing and searching context across data 19:29 - His vision to “kill search” and rebuild it for the AI agent era 23:30 - Chasing Paul Graham in a parking lot after getting rejected — and turning it into an investment 27:12 - Why AI is enabling solo founders for the first time 31:12 - Why young founders should stop learning and just start building 32:45 - Whether this is the next dot-com bubble… or something bigger (plus some of that good sf vs nyc debate for founders)
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Okay so we all now know vibecoding is a massive opportunity AND a massive risk.
Now the question is what platform can you trust and why?
Replit CTO lays it out ⬇️
Luis Héctor Chávez@lhchavez
Vibe coding is changing how software gets built. But as AI agents write more of our code, the question security teams are asking has shifted from "Can AI build this?" to "Can I trust what AI builds?". At Replit, we believe the answer has to be yes, not through blind faith, but through architecture. Every layer of the Replit infrastructure where customer code runs, from the development sandbox to the production deployment, is designed with defense in depth. The Replit platform itself, our control plane, is also implemented with these principles in mind. No single control is the last line of defense. Every layer assumes the one above it might fail. This thread is a detailed walkthrough of how we think about security across the stack, written for the people who need to evaluate it: CISOs, security engineers, and teams considering Replit for production workloads. 🧵
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@IamKyros69 it amazes me how money is just thrown around like this
😅
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**Rough estimate: around 18-22% of Gen Z in Denmark could end up childless at 70+.**
Current Stats Denmark projections show cohort fertility stabilizing near 1.7 kids per woman for those born in the 1970s–early 1990s (down from ~2.0 in earlier groups). Gen Z (born ~1997–2012) faces even lower period rates lately (~1.5), with delayed childbearing and some shift toward smaller families or none.
Historically, childlessness was ~12–15% for mid-20th-century Danish cohorts. With the fertility drop, recent Nordic studies point to it rising to ~15–25% for later ones (higher for men than women, partly offset by ART). I'll split the difference at ~20% as a ballpark for Gen Z—meaning roughly 1 in 5 from that generation could be childless retirees decades from now. This lines up with the upward trend in your chart's retiree share too.
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An increasing proportion of the European populations are childless retirees, and this number will keep increasing.
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@gmiller @FondOfBeetles ah, good evo hypothesis / theoretical explanation
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@FondOfBeetles This does make sense, given how much more often prehistoric males bonked each other on the head.
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If you grow male brain neurones and female brain neurones on a plate, then subject them to injury via stretching, the female neurones "break" earlier and the male neurones recover quicker, because they activate a stronger and more efficient inflammatory response.
Female brains are more fragile under injury conditions, and they don't recover as well.
The Irish Times@IrishTimes
Women or girls are up to twice as likely to suffer concussion as their male counterparts when playing the same sports under the same rules, various studies show. They also tend to have more symptoms and take longer to recover. Much of what is known about concussion comes from male-dominated research. Some 80 per cent of participants in key concussion studies are male, and 40 per cent of studies exclude women, while only 1 per cent of research focuses exclusively on female athletes, according to a review of studies published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. irishtimes.com/health/your-fa…
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@henryblakedev @ViceLitty @eliano @uncledoomer He actually said something very close to that in an interview. Here's the artistic take on the comment.
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>go to the palantir merch store to look at their merch
>it gives you the option to decline cookies
Eliano A Younes@eliano
the lightweight Palantir chore coat [04.30.2026 • 0930 AM EST]
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@ViceLitty @eliano @uncledoomer watch out for the fent-drones, my friend.
last thing i heard they were hovering over your apartment...
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@eliano @uncledoomer Coming up with complicated murder schemes for people that criticize your fucked up company is how you joke around now is it?
But you would track people that did the same thing to you?
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@ViceLitty @eliano @uncledoomer let's try again @grok
make artistic expression of this comment:
"Hey did Alex Karp say he wanted to spray fentanyl piss on analysts via drones that were unkind to Palantir? Did he say that or not
"
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@eliano @uncledoomer Hey did Alex Karp say he wanted to spray fentanyl piss on analysts via drones that were unkind to Palantir?
Did he say that or not
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@uncledoomer 👏🏼 Palantir 👏🏼 is 👏🏼 not 👏🏼 a 👏🏼 data 👏🏼 company 👏🏼
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