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@AutismCapital Only 242 more days until $BTC bottoms

@misraetel @dwarkesh_sp @_sholtodouglas Lmao Dwarf-kesh @dwarkesh_sp

Huge fun training the @dwarkesh_sp podcast folks as well as a lone, wandering @_sholtodouglas. These guys CRUSHED! And only one person died! Success!

🦔Georgia Power is acquiring over 300 parcels of land, including family homes, to build a 35-mile transmission line. The company says 70-80% of the power on that line will serve data centers. Homeowners who don't sell face eminent domain proceedings. Georgia Power won't say which companies the data centers belong to, citing "safety and security." My Take A for-profit utility is using eminent domain to take people's homes so it can sell electricity to data center operators whose names it won't disclose. I have a hard time seeing how that qualifies as serving a public purpose, which is the legal standard eminent domain requires. The families losing their land aren't benefiting from the data centers. The data centers employ almost nobody locally. And the utility is building new capacity primarily to serve private corporate clients, not residential demand. Georgia Power admitted that in its own numbers. Eminent domain exists so governments can build roads, schools, and infrastructure that serves the public. When 80% of the power on a new line goes to private data centers and the utility won't tell you whose, the "public purpose" argument starts to fall apart. Ansley Brown's family built their home when she was five years old. Her mother wanted it to be generational wealth. Now it's a right of way for a transmission line so an unnamed company can run GPU clusters. Hedgie🤗 cbsnews.com/news/georgia-p…

This is nasty stuff by Andrew Ross Sorkin 😂😂

@vanstriendaniel @huggingface Awesome... I have thousands of books in PDF format to parse and chunk Gimme dat

A 0.9B model is claiming SOTA for document parsing! OvisOCR2: 96.58 on OmniDocBench v1.6 — reportedly the first end-to-end model to beat the pipeline systems. Apache 2.0. Day-1 recipe: OCR any @huggingface dataset to markdown with one command on HF Jobs — no local GPU needed.

@zerohedge Hear me out: open borders are not the problem; the real problem is the majority of the rest of the world are under-evolved inbred retards and pagans

Open Borders Are A Death Sentence To Western Nations zerohedge.com/geopolitical/o…

The generic 30 Year US Treasury yield at 5.10% currently is less than 10 basis points below the nearly two decade high, and keeps bumping up against this resistance. Seems unlikely to hold. Even Lacy Hunt has turned bearish, to his credit.

@neo_antiquarian Ooooof

Garry Tan’s kids at Christmas:

KOSPI halted because stocks are rising too fast, last up +5% after 15 minutes into trading session.

@ChatGPTapp Codex crapping out again

@kacdnp91 Let Darwin cook Critical thinkers W, sheep L

28yr old female with stage 3 colon cancer. Athlete, in great physical condition, clean diet, and no prior health hx. Pfizer X 3 Moderna X 1 This is never going to end.

@GigaAI Fuck these jeets How do I filter out brown people from my feed

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@T3chFalcon Now imagine a bioweapon swarm of these released from a drone with a new contagion Probably some CIA-funded Israeli startup doing this already

In the 1970s the CIA hired a watchmaker to build a spy drone the size of a dragonfly. It was called the Insectothopter. 6 centimeters long, 9 centimeters wingspan. hand-painted to match a real dragonfly down to the wing patterns. it contained a miniature fluidic oscillator that moved the wings at the exact frequency to generate lift. A liquid propellant mixed with an oxidizer drove the engine. excess gas vented out the rear for extra thrust. They couldn't use radio control, the receiver would have been too heavy. So they built a laser guidance system called ROME. An infrared laser heated a bimetallic strip in the tail to steer it. another laser transmitted audio from the listening device on board. in the lab: perfect. 60 seconds of flight. 200 metre range. It hovered, maneuvered, and landed exactly where directed. then they took it outside. any wind over 7 miles per hour sent it tumbling like a leaf. A crosswind made the laser tracking impossible. the whole program cost $140,000 roughly $1 million today for a spy drone that could only fly indoors. it never flew a single operational mission. The CIA shelved it. The prototype sits in the CIA Museum at Langley. The public cannot visit. The story doesn't end there. Researchers have since taken a different approach. Instead of building a robot that looks like a dragonfly, they genetically modified real dragonflies so their nervous systems respond to pulses of light, then fitted them with electronic backpacks. The KGB built their own version in the 1990s. Same concept, but metallic and mechanical. Both are now in museums. Neither was ever used in the field.

@JasonBassler1 Judaism as a service Espionage and spying Stealing data Porn Prostitution Usury Pedophilia Rape War Gambling It's a sure win if you build one of these that you get funded

Flocks product isn’t the camera. It’s you. | Your routines, your routes, your associations, all tracked, monitored & monetized. You never signed anything. No contract, no opt‑in, no negotiation. The truth is: Flock isn’t a security company; it’s a data extraction business.

@twostraws If you make it a goal and run out tokens, it will pause and you can resume I've had a sol Ultra running one prompt for 3 days in a row now thanks to all the resets

Today I gave GPT 5.6 Sol xhigh an astonishingly big chunk of work – easily months for a human – and it slowly but surely worked through it over four hours or so. Regular speed only; I'm not made of tokens 😅 (This is only really possible because the 5-hour window isn't around!)

@neo_antiquarian Imagine the poor girl that married that retarded 3rd-world midget

I don’t think ya’ll are ready for Garry’s divorce guy arc. Who will get custody of Kane?

@neo_antiquarian @loomdoop

@loomdoop Because he’s engaged to his AI girlfriend. Claude-ia Schiffer

@GlobObservatory @Apolitical3678 I'm not antisemitic... I'm more anti-Jewish