Independent explorer of self-modifying cognition.
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The end game for these companies is for you to subscribe to cloud gaming PCs once no one can afford hardware anymore. Sickening
AMD is putting priorities on AI ahead of gaming, CEO Lisa Su openly declared: “We are a data center-first company.”
AMD’s gaming revenue dropped 40% to $773 million, while total revenue hit a record $13.4 billion, up 97%.
AMD plans to more than double its data center business next year, PC gamers clearly aren’t the priority anymore, we are so cooked
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INSOMNIAC WITH DAVE ATTELL (2001) was a brilliant late-night comedy travelogue. Attell would hit a different city, stay out until sunrise & stumble into the kind of bizarre encounters no travel show would ever plan. Gloriously unfiltered TV.
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🍕 A guy in San Diego makes pizza in an ordinary home oven. Now 3,500 people are on the waiting list
No restaurant, no professional pizza oven, and no delivery. Just a guy named AJ, his home kitchen, and pizzas that sell out in less than a minute.
Customers are limited to one pizza each — and that's only if they're lucky enough to secure a spot.
While the pizza is baking, AJ sends customers updates at every stage, so they can time their arrival and pick it up fresh out of the oven. There's no delivery — you have to collect it yourself.
His recipe is unusual, too. Originally from the East Coast, AJ combines crispy New York-style pizza with the traditions of New Haven, Connecticut. Sourdough crust, signature charred edges — and thousands of people eager to try it.
Apparently, you don't even need to open a pizzeria to run a successful pizza business.
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
This generation is awake and won’t fall for the AIPAC trick…
AIPAC just changed their name to the United Democracy Project (UDP), thinking we wouldn't notice.
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
"Wherever there's anything wrong with a country, you'll find the Jews on the job there." - Henry Ford
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
PLEASE NOTE
AIPAC changed their name to:
UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT
DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ONE
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
The first thing El-Sayed does is simp for Jews after his win.
What kind of Muslim is this? 🤔
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
Ron DeSantis wrote Florida's antisemitism law with a guy who pissed in his own grandsons mouth.
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When the GOP loses today, they only have themselves to blame.
We all voted for Trumps agenda and you all betrayed us.
We were promised mass deportations and when you started getting heat from loud mouth liberals, you backed off.
We were promised the Epstein files and when your donors told you not to release all of it, you caved.
We were promised election reform and when the Save America Act was put in front of you, you failed to pass it.
You promised accountability and all we got was empty promises and billions more in fraud.
The fact is, none of you have the courage to get things done because you're a bunch of sell outs who were bought and paid for by special interest.
You've become the swamp you said you'd drain.
Reap what you Sow.
3rdEyeVisuals retweeted
Absolutely INSANE.
Adam Robinson just died in the public jet crash after founding an incredibly powerful digital espionage tool as a private entrepreneur NOT tied to big tech, israel, or “their money”
When it was suggested by @theronshah that he should work with Tel Aviv, he told them to f@ck off
Want to guess who will inherit his tech?
Adam Robinson died Sunday in a jet crash with his wife and two little kids.
He built tools that take an anonymous visit to a website and turn it into a real name and contact info. His company kept a digital file on people.
That's the raw material of a surveillance state. Data like this doesn't stay in marketing. It gets bought, merged, and fed into the same systems that track where you go, what you read, and who you are.
But he did it differently. He bootstrapped everything. He never took big VC money, and there was no board pushing him to grow the data as fast as possible or sell to someone bigger. He kept his companies lean and profitable, so he got to decide how far the data went, who got it, and under what rules.
Most founders in this space lose that option once the money comes in.
A surveillance state runs on cheap, easy access to personal information. It doesn't love founders who can say no and stay independent.
Who controls these companies matters more than people realize. When the founder still has control, the limits stay tight. When he doesn't, the data flows wherever the power wants it.
