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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
I'm building a startup community in South Mississippi, in a city with 5% of the population of San Francisco. There is ~0 VC in the state. There are almost no startups in the state. We're getting killed by The Brain Drain, and I'm going to reverse that, starting from scratch
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Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald@rudairo22·
@max_paperclips @ziv_ravid Man has to eat and leave a vault full of money for his bloodline. If you were in his shoes you would have done the same.
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Shannon Sands@max_paperclips·
one of the saddest things that happens as you age is watching your heros fall
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy

This is a new paradigm for interacting with Claude that is significantly more "inline" with all the other human activity org-wide. Once you do all of the under the hood engineering work to make this "just work" (e.g. across tools, integrations, compute environments, memory, security, etc.), Claude basically joins the team in a seamless way - you can talk to it as you would talk to a person and it can help with a very large variety of workloads. Imo this is the 3rd major redesign of LLM UIUX. The first paradigm was that the LLM is a website you go to, the second was that it is an app you download to your computer. This third one is that it is a self-contained, persistent, asynchronous entity with org-wide tools and context, working alongside teams of humans. It really takes a while to wrap your head around it, but it works and it is awesome.

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Entropy isn't the enemy. let it get weird, ride the wave to figure it out, pattern match and shape rotate to extract value and leave the experience knowing more about the world than when you started.
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Am I missing something or are they not being powered by the same sources that are powering traditional data centers? Like ill admit the rollout is being done horrifically (my home town isn't far from Memphis where one of the most egregious ones are pumping smog into predominantly black neighborhoods) but I dont see how they're being powered in any different way than traditional data centers are.
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adas🧦@adastroworld·
@valhalla_dev Yes, we’re all of those non inference and training data centers triggering a boom that inspired e.g. kicking up more natural gas/non renewables usage? If so, can you link me? Here’s mine cnbc.com/amp/2026/06/22…
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You 110% cannot criticize AI datacenters if most of your income is from YouTube, Twitch or podcasting
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Angelo 🇵🇷@ngeloxyz·
Im not the only one who sees it right?
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@adastroworld So are we taking issue with the specific flavor of data centers where media streaming data centers, data centers running content recommendation algorithms, data centers running search engine algorithms, etc. are fine but AI inference and training data centers are not?
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adas🧦@adastroworld·
@valhalla_dev Yes you can lol. All those things are totally independent of training language models or running inference
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Tom Lynch@Tom_A_Lynch·
New splash page Out with the old, in with the new actual.inc
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vx-underground@vxunderground·
> "hey smelly, is this malware?" > sends url > look inside (image 1) > base64 encoded string installer > obviously malware > decode > look inside > obviously malware (image 2) > decode the gunky stuff > verse-57(.)com > curl request to gunky url (image 3) > gives 3.143mb file > look inside > CA FE BA BE > ??? > CA FE BA BE > ??? > java file? > hash file > 5a897367792b56d8c8b3fe624937ea97 > never seen before on vt > closest match to static signature is amos stealer > legit macOS malware > i dont do macOS malware > i dont know how to use a mac (image 4)
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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
who had the best project/product launch video? not cluely ragebait slop, not SaaS Aesthetic-less polished slop, but something actually innovative with interesting visuals and audio. I realized recently that I haven't seen an actually innovative launch vid in a while.
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Mike
Mike@MikeDugan387277·
New to this but I got some plans and some stories. Ill keep posting ridiculous content dont worry. But I got some serious matters id like to share as well.
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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
Decentralizing, democratizing and monetizing access to data, information and intelligence in the Agent Age is going to be an incredibly important as we go forward. Everyone will have agents, but if they all use the same models with the same access to the same data as everyone else, we don't really move forward. @NousResearch , @huggingface , @PrimeIntellect and @actualinc are some of the bigger companies that come to mind that have adjacent missions and effects: decentralizing, democratizing and monetizing access to hardware, software, compute power and data so that we don't end up serfs to the Kings and Queens of centralized capital and compute. My thesis is that, on top of giving folks access to decentralized/democratized compute, hardware and software, we need to decentralize the market of intelligence. Not just artificial intelligence, but the type of intelligence that runs the world: market intelligence, geospacial intelligence, open source intelligence, etc. In bygone eras, this meant letting them buy a NYT subscription, giving them cable news with CSPAN and giving them an internet connection. This barely worked before (centralized mainstream media mislead the population, CSPAN is so dry that very few actually watch the bits they need to stay informed, and the internet... became the way it is today) but it is wholly inadequate now. Agents like Hermes can take us a bit further, but they don't come equipped for intelligence collection, analysis and dissemination out of the box. They're very good at basic, generalized web scraping, but if you need up-to-date data in niche domains, hidden behind paywalls or bot detection CAPTCHAs, you might be out of luck, or you might have to develop a fairly complex data pipeline for each application you have. At the same time, you don't want to have to bug @teknium or other agent maintainers to create skills or tools for every niche use case you have for data collection. That's not scalable. What I propose is that there needs to be a data, information and intelligence market built for the agent era. This market needs to be decentralized and democratized so that anyone can join with their own market. The market should be purpose built for agentic access but also be accessible for humans. I've had an idea for fixing this gap for quite some time, but haven't ever gotten around to implementing it. The Nous hackathon with Nvidia and Stripe gave me the perfect opportunity to, so I'm excited for putting it out there in the world soon.
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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
lol our Director of National Intelligence was a member of a Hindu cult that directed her policy decisions.
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania

Absolutely insane revelations about Tulsi Gabbard. Throughout her public life, she's been a puppet for a Hindu cult. Washington Post got access to 25,000 pages of documents including directives from Tulsi Gabbard's cult leader telling her which policy positions to take and how to present herself throughout her career. It matches her record in Congress. At one point, she was instructed to say "It’s not a ‘boohoo, I don’t get to go to the party’ situation, Wolf" during a CNN interview, and used that exact phrase. This is one of several examples of her taking direct orders about what to say on TV. They told her what to tweet about too. The cult set up fake accounts to boost her on social media. Gabbard was aware, at one point telling them to add a photo to a profile. An email records a phone call where she was yelled at, but Tulsi is reminded at the end that "we still love you." This woman was always a freak, which is why she ended up in the MAGA coalition. Anti-vaxxers, criminals, racist, and a woman in a weird cult all end up as allies. Trumpism is Kakistocracy.

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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
Theo started talking on Palestine before he made much of an attempt to read much on it, but it was welcomed because at least a well known figure is talking about it Now the podcaster with a presence on all major video streaming services heard about the anti data center movement
Marco Foster@MarcoFoster_

Theo Von: “Nobody wants a data center dude. And the people that want them to me, they seem kind of evil. Nobody wants this shit. One of these companies is gonna own all of this information. There’s gonna become this social or emotional credit score and then AI is gonna try to become our new God”

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Teknium 🪽@Teknium·
How time flies lol
Teknium 🪽@Teknium

Happy New Years Everybody! 🥳 One year ago today, I had: - Never trained any model - Did not know the first thing about AI - Never worked in Tech - Had 8 followers on twitter? (probably) One year later and here I am! Met many of my heroes and legends in tech and worked with hundreds of amazingly talented and influential people, went on some amazing trips to SF and NeurIPS and met so many of you, worked at three tech co's, built Nous Research with @theemozilla @karan4d and Shivani, made several of the worlds SOTA OS models, became a pro data engineer, got cited in at least 14 papers, and so much more! Imagine where we'll be in a year from now, I'm optimistic I'll be able to continue contributing to the Open Source future!

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developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev·
Seeing people post about their LLM spending has me wondering if I am broke, Yall are lying, or Yall have some insane credit card balances
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@levelsio And the 10% of places that dont have AC are predominantly that way because of poverty and old buildings. Source: live in ~the poorest state in the country and know folks who dont have AC. Its not by choice lol
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@levelsio
@levelsio@levelsio·
The one thing insufferable about Europeans is they usually can't admit they have a problem when they have it and will keep showing outlier cases to justify their point The % of buildings in Europe with AC installed in 2026 is still just 20%! It's 90% in the US, which means literally almost every single place you enter has AC blowing cold air The honest answer here would be: > yes we don't have enough AC, let's install it everywhere, it will definitely improve our thinking and society!
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Jean P.D. Meijer ― 🇪🇺 eu/acc@initjean

just arrived at my Airbnb in Portugal since i’m not a complete idiot, i booked a place with AC and good reviews when grabbed the remote, this was the default

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