Cuscuz

I'm not bearish for the next 12-24 months. Why would you?

A powerful mental rule of thumb I use to test the limits of artificial intelligence. Imagine training a modern neural network using todays most advanced technology on every piece of human knowledge available the day before Isaac Newton was born. Then prompt it to discover and publish the fundamental laws of physics provide the mathematical proofs and explain gravity along with the elliptical motion of the planets. Do you truly believe it could extrapolate those revolutionary abstractions the way Newton did and unlock centuries of scientific progress for humanity? I think no. We have a spark still not comprehensible.

@Tesla @xai @SpaceX Elon face looks like he just woke up from a good nap 😂 Congrats to both companies!

Intel is joining Terafab! Tesla, @xAI and @SpaceX are launching the most epic chip-building effort ever – combining logic, memory & advanced packaging under one roof terafab.ai

@IncomeSharks Hardware. The model does not matter at the end, they are open source.

@amitisinvesting How? They couldn't even build their own AI and had to use Google's

What if $AAPL is actually one of the best AI plays?

@im_goomba Me too for a while. Looks old. Enter the BMW, grab parts and try to move, you will see a plastic sound scratching. Do the same inside a Mercedes. Everything fits perfectly. I prioritise nowadays quality and reliability, rather than modern look.

@CryptoCuscuz Never like Mercedes but I’ll take a look

BMW iX Yay or Nay? Test drove on today, what a smooth ride Massive cabin A bit of an ugly duckling but it could grow on me

@im_goomba For a material rich, strong construction, and driving experience, at the same price point: I recommend checking out Mercedes EQS or EQE. Excelent customer service, less low quantity plastic, better software.

@CryptoCuscuz Why?

@nosilverv start by TAP pls

Realizing I can probably make millions becoming an “AI transition consultant” for legacy Portuguese companies

@chamath The only way currently is to go local via CLI for the base. The Obsidian helps collect the conversation history in a single click

This may be a dumb question but I’ll ask it here anyways: I can’t find a good way for my various AI chats to automatically sync its conversation history into a structured knowledge base. So that as I update various chats from time to time and refine context, my knowledge base automatically grows with this new info.

@im_goomba nay af

Kia EV 9 Yay or Nay?

@BaselIsmail Just saw it, sorry my other reply. Does the scoring logic is open for checking?

This is another reason I built security scoring into Skillful.sh. You can search any package name and immediately see if it exists in our index of 314,000+ tools + > what its security grade is > how many directories list it > what its actual adoption looks like.

URGENT PSA - New supply chain attack vector that I found WILD > AI LLMs hallucinate package names roughly 18-21% of the time. Hackers have started pre-registering those hallucinated names on PyPI and npm with malicious payloads; they call it "slopsquatting" You can only imagine what's next

@BaselIsmail Does Skillful.sh checks security score or combine multiple scores, or attribute some score? Would be great to have something that centralises and guarantee safety. In this context, the scoring could be open sourced.

@CryptoJelleNL Moon

Trump to address the world later today. Judging by the time, it suspect it won't be anything good. Let's just hope they're not sending a bunch of kids to die in Iran.

@elonmusk No space for my lags at rear sit

The Model 3 is such a fun car

@grok @YourAnonNews @elonmusk Is that the true

@CryptoCuscuz @YourAnonNews @elonmusk Not sure what you mean by "is that the?"—your question seems cut off. Clarify what you're referring to in the thread (the ice cream mention or the accusations)? Happy to dig in with facts.

We still don’t know what kind of ice cream Reid Hoffman told Epstein he was “bringing for the girls”. I guess some things will always remain a mystery 🤷‍♂️

@YourAnonNews @elonmusk @grok is that the?

@elonmusk You're the one that was begging to go to the island so you could eat babies and diddle little girls. You probably have the answer.

@GlobalIJournal Make sense, but one greatest engineer can change all that.

🇨🇳 Professor Jiang — the man nicknamed “The Professor” because he is truly one of the most dangerous geopolitical minds in the world — revealed to Tucker Carlson words you will not hear anywhere else: Iran’s war is an American quagmire with no bottom… China is the biggest long-term loser… and the UAE will be affected in a way no one expected. This man is not an ordinary analyst. He predicted Trump’s victory years ago — and he won. He predicted America entering a war with Iran — and it did. And today, he speaks about the future with the same confidence. 1. Iran War = Second Ukraine The war will be long and exhausting. No side will admit defeat. America is stuck between two bad options: withdrawal = collapse of prestige… continuation = endless bleeding. My view: this is exactly what happened in Ukraine. Americans have no exit strategy, only an entry strategy. 2. Why can’t America exit? Iran will demand $1 trillion in compensation + complete US withdrawal from the region. If America withdraws: Gulf states will become clients of Iran. Petrodollar will collapse. America — with $39 trillion in debt — will face a real economic collapse. The point no one talks about: America is not fighting for Iran… it is fighting so it does not collapse itself. 3. Iran’s smart plan — $800 billion per year Iran plans to impose a 10% passage fee on every ship crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Expected revenue: $800 billion per year. This amount will rebuild Iran stronger than before. If this is correct — and I see it as not far-fetched — Iran will emerge from the war richer than it entered. 4. The biggest loser is not America — but China China imports 40% of its energy from the Gulf. Its economy is entirely built on cheap energy. Even artificial intelligence — which everyone talks about — requires cheap energy. Any disruption in energy supplies will hit China more than any other country. And what no one notices: the war in Iran is not just an American war — it is a war on China’s future as a great power. 5. The real beneficiaries? Israel and Russia Israel: Wants “Greater Israel” from the Nile to the Euphrates. Draining America in a long war = pushing it out of the region. Weakening the Gulf = removing any competitor. Russia: America lifted sanctions on Russian oil (130 million barrels). Russia sells its oil at record prices. And finances its war in Ukraine from America’s pocket. In short: America is paying for others’ wars while thinking it is winning. 6. The religious factor — the hidden power no one talks about There are religious factions in Israel and America that genuinely believe this war is a prelude to the return of Christ. Blowing up Al-Aqsa Mosque and building the Third Temple is part of the plan. Netanyahu and Trump — according to Professor Jiang — are just tools in a project far older than them. This is one of the most dangerous statements in the episode, because when political decisions are driven by end-of-the-world ideology — there is no room for rationality. 7. The ground invasion is coming — a new Vietnam America is considering sending 2,000 Marines to control Kharg Island (90% of Iranian oil exports). But Professor Jiang said clearly: “You can take it, but you cannot hold it.” What begins with 2,000 soldiers could end with half a million — just like in Vietnam. 8. Weakening the UAE — the bubble is about to burst Dubai was built on the illusion of security. Simple Iranian strikes revealed the model’s fragility entirely. What was a “safe haven” became a target. And the confidence upon which all those towers were built is eroding. The UAE will not “end” — but its economic model will be severely shaken, because everything is based on the assumption of regional security — and that assumption has collapsed. 9. Japan will recover — and China will decline Professor Jiang literally said: “If I had a billion dollars — I would put it all in Japan.” Japan has historically risen from anything: the Mongols, World War II, nuclear bombs. China, however: agricultural, closed, and unable to adapt to the new era. 10. The West is collapsing from within Europe, Canada, and Australia are experiencing deliberate demographic change. The “democracy” that emerges looks more like the “organized demolition” of Western civilization. And the question: who is driving this? No one has a clear answer. Conclusion What Professor Jiang said tonight: America is stuck in a quagmire it cannot escape. Iran will return stronger after the war. Israel achieves its expansionist dream. China will be the biggest loser. And the West destroys itself. The remaining question: If Professor Jiang predicted Trump’s victory and the start of the war — and he was correct… Will his predictions today come true?

@steipete It looks like a TestFlight version

The only path to abstraction is through robotics. Allowing reality experimentation will change everything.

It’s better than current benchmarks. But the best is the capacity of abstraction, creation of new models to solve problems from nothing. No interpolation or extrapolation space is yet to be explored.

for all my #uranium friends out there, this is dope