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@R89Capital #gold is hard store-of-value for the 0.1% of all what can happen. #btc is for almost the rest, I suppose...

@EndWokeness haha...

Joy Reid's warning about the far-right: "Their plan? 0 income tax, 0 regulation, earn as much as you want, your family inherits it all!"

@Rothmus feel sorry for that woman as I bet she is being compared to kamala harris frequently... lol

+ Income $7,500.81 - rent $3,581 - utilities $1,200 - gym + personal trainer $251 - groceries $548 - G-wagon $1,548 - hair + nails $500 - gas (husband paid) - kids (nothing) Will borrow $124 from a friend. Art. 👌

@america lol

California now says they don’t have enough money to finish building their high-speed rail system and are asking for $125 billion more. CBS: “That’s more funding than Amtrak has received in its history, and still leaves a shortfall of roughly $90 billion.”

@emilyinvc lol

i am sourcing a husband for a close friend of mine she’s * SF * Jewish * Very high IQ (makes >$500k/yr) * Family oriented * 34 + wants marriage/kids within 36 months * Gorgeous brunette with tiny waist and large breasts * Perverted, but in a fun way Who’s on the market?

@CageClips disgusting westerner lifestyle

BabyAlien almost GAVE AWAY his icy chain just for a chance to get with her but she wanted him to buy her a NEW ONE first 😳👀

@lporiginalg lol

@creepydotorg still hard to believe that NO ONE of the family has known about this... I mean, all the food that he had to take downstairs into the basement, etc. wtf

In 1984, Josef Fritzl tricked his 18-year-old daughter, Elisabeth, into the basement of their home in Amstetten, Austria. Once she was inside, he knocked her unconscious, locked her behind a reinforced door, and kept her there for 24 years. Upstairs, the rest of the family continued living normally. Fritzl told his wife, Rosemarie, that Elisabeth had run away to join a sect. He forced Elisabeth to write letters from the basement to support the story. In that basement, without windows, ventilation, or medical care, Elisabeth gave birth to seven children. Three grew up locked there with her, never seeing daylight. Three others were taken upstairs, left at the door with notes, and raised by Rosemarie as grandchildren. One baby died a few days after birth, and Fritzl cremated the body inside the house. The truth came out in 2008 when one of the children became seriously ill and had to be taken to the hospital. It was the first time Elisabeth had been outside since 1984. Doctors alerted the police. Fritzl was arrested that same day and confessed two days later. In 2009, he was sentenced to life in prison. Elisabeth and her surviving children were given new identities and have lived under protection ever since. Elisabeth was 18 when she was locked in that basement. She was 42 when she saw daylight again.

@iyoushetwt ww3?

give me ONE reason to buy this laptop

@atmoio struggling doesn't mean 'not'...

AI is struggling to take our jobs

@levelsio can you automatically block 50k / requests per minute? (or at least semi-block, for a certain time window)

The main thing I miss on Cloudflare is a single [ Block IP ] button It boggles my mind it's not there, you can see a traffic spike and a person doing 50,000 requests per minute, but you have to write a security rule and go through 10 steps to block it Too difficult Just let me [ Block IP ] from the Security Analytics or general Analytics dashboard @daneknecht @eastdakota

@eurofounder so, when your wife and her boyfriend take the bedroom, where do you stay? in the kitchen-living room, at the laptop all night?

My apartment in Frankfurt is cozy 38 square meters Last month an American colleague showed me his house on a video call 4 bedrooms, a garage, a backyard, a pool "How much do you pay?" I asked "$4,200 a month" he said I chuckled Of course an American is getting scammed I pay €3,200 for our wonderful studio Americans need big houses because they have nothing else No culture, no community, no public transport Just rooms full of things they bought on credit My wife's boyfriend comes over almost everyday and we never feel cramped Small living spaces build stronger communities This is why Europeans are happier than Americans

@aigleeson lol

For anyone in AI, it's so painfully obvious he has zero clue what he is talking about lol

@waleswoosh Nfts would make the biggest comeback, if they'd be utility bounded... Like game nfts. Just like they are now regarding club memberships. Also imaginable are tickets, etc.

Farming incentives are gone (first Blur, then Opensea). All major NFT projects have already launched their tokens. Multichain expansion is dead. Now we'll see whether people are actually interested in collecting NFTs as collectibles and memberships. Not just as farming or airdrop speculation vehicles, which has been the case over the past few years. Most net buyers were either bidding on NFTs for marketplace points or buying in anticipation of liquidity events (Pengu, Anime, Dood, Birb). This group is now no longer with us

@r0ck3t23 I know this from somewhere... ah, right, Event Horizon. where you go, you don't need eyes, lol

Elon Musk just declared the human eye optional. Not improved. Not repaired. Not reconstructed. Optional. Musk: “Blindsight will enable those who have total loss of vision to be able to see again.” That alone would be historic. Musk: “Including if they have lost their eyes, or the optic nerve.” Eyes gone. Nerve gone. The entire optical pipeline physically missing from the skull. And the solution is not to rebuild what broke. It is to skip it entirely and wire synthetic signal straight into the visual cortex. Every surgery ever performed has tried to restore original hardware to factory condition. Neuralink does not restore. Neuralink treats the biological organ as optional infrastructure. Eye is gone. You do not rebuild the eye. You route around it. You stream raw visual data into the brain and let the cortex do what it was always doing anyway. Processing signal. Your eye never saw anything. Your brain saw. The eye was the middleman. It captured a narrow band of electromagnetic radiation and shipped it to the visual cortex. That is where the image was actually built. Neuralink is firing the middleman. Musk: “Maybe have never seen, were even blind from birth.” A person who has never perceived a single photon of light. Given vision for the first time. Not through healing. Through hardware. And then Musk said the part that should rewire how you think about being human. Musk: “You can see in radar, you can see in infrared, ultraviolet.” This is where it crosses from medical device to species upgrade. The human eye processes roughly 0.0035% of the electromagnetic spectrum. You are walking through a universe flooded with information and your biology lets you perceive an almost immeasurably thin sliver of it. Infrared is bouncing off every surface around you right now. You cannot see it. Radio waves are passing through your body this second. You have no idea. Your biology decided four hundred million years ago what you were allowed to perceive. That decision has never been appealed. Until now. A person with Blindsight would not see like a human. They would see like a machine. Thermal signatures in total darkness. Ultraviolet patterns invisible to every sighted person alive. Radar imaging through walls and weather and smoke. The person born blind would not just gain sight. They would gain sight the sighted have never had. Musk: “Superhuman capabilities.” If you can replace the eye you can replace the ear. If you can stream vision you can stream sound, pressure, spatial orientation, sensory inputs that do not even have names yet because biology never built receptors for them. Every human sense is just a biological sensor converting environmental data into electrical signal. Replace the sensor and the brain does not care where the signal came from. It just processes. That is not a medical company. That is the first serious engineering effort to open the human nervous system to direct hardware integration. Musk: “Cybernetic enhancement.” He said it like a line item on a roadmap. Those two words contain the entire future of the species. The senses are ports. The brain is an operating system waiting for better peripherals. We spent millions of years evolving eyes that could see just enough light to not get eaten. That was the design spec. Survival. Not comprehension. Neuralink is the first product built on a different spec. Every person on earth right now is experiencing a filtered, compressed, biologically throttled version of the universe. Most will live and die believing that narrow bandwidth is all there is. Musk is building the device that proves it never was. It was just all you were equipped for. The eye was not the end of sight. It was the prototype.

@MatrixMysteries I hate white lights. look how the cities look now, the birds and animals don't like them either. what the hell is happening in the name of "eco progress"? eco fools

A Mount Sinai scientist says the new headlights being used in America are dangerous. Older headlights were softer and easier on the eyes. Now drivers are getting blasted with harsh bluish-white glare every night. This is the result of corporate greed in America.

@djcows Mr Evil first demanded 100,000 when they laughed about him he said: 100 billions...

Elon Musk has $800 billion if he paid more taxes, we could give all homeless people mac minis and Elon would still have $4 trillion to spare

@0hour1 @KimDotcom lol

I’ve never ever mentioned it but Kim ran one of the largest child porn networks on the internet. He took money from anyone for storage back in the day including pedophiles. He should really stfu. Don’t believe me ask for the FBI files on him.

@ylecun @elonmusk actually interesting: 1st AI invention is based on words. words, were invented by humans to describe the world in an aural way. but this is not the way we SEE the world, or hear the nature...

@elonmusk Thinking in language has limited applications, largely in coding and mathematics where the language itself can help reasoning. But, as I've been saying for years, thinking manipulates mental models in abstract (continuous) representation space. Soooo, xAI gonna use JEPA now?

Hadamard thought in image space

@TheRealJunto lol

“The one thing I'm convinced about Glass is that like it or not, it's the future.”-Marc Andreessen, June 2013