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It’s as though all of our lives are a dream, in which all of the dream characters are dreaming too. - Schopenhauer

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Joined October 2022
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These ai companies are going to be sued into bankruptcy and their models stripped to nothing from the theft they have engaged in. It’s inevitable. This is world war three mother fucker.
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Basically, everybody sucks.
NEW: The Pentagon is telling space startups to stop relying on research grants and start demonstrating working technology, as the U.S. military seeks to accelerate the deployment of new capabilities in orbit. Speaking at Silicon Valley Space Week, Space Development Agency Director GP Sandhoo said he has seen only a handful of successful companies emerge from government small-business research programs over roughly 30 years. Sandhoo said even a modest “C+, B-” demonstration aboard one or two satellites could be sufficient to justify a military procurement decision. Defense Innovation Unit officials also warned that receiving prototype funding does not guarantee a paying military customer. Meanwhile, the Space Force is working to help startups overcome security-clearance requirements that can prevent them from competing for classified contracts. The message is clear: demonstrated performance and a credible path to operational deployment matter more than repeatedly winning research funding.
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It’s Palantir, Andruil, and Oracle vs. the ai->si demonic p(gooners). youtu.be/CIrvSJwwJUE?is=51Iz…
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says the AI labs want you to buy into a future where you: "Have no job, adversaries win, and everybody who does win is a small, tiny group of people living in a tiny place that believe because they eat vegetables and don't support war fighters, they deserve to have the total means of production of this country—and the rest of us should just sit back and absorb the cost of that revolution, which we're paying for."
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I’m starting a new company today Brad, and the regulatory stipulations I’m proposing are I can kill 50 people and steal 999 million dollars before the regulations kick in. techcrunch.com/2026/10/20/an…
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I’m starting to believe these ai companies are purposely writing these papers in such a way that it becomes extremely difficult to check, and they aren’t telling people that lean verification is flawed. We were making a joke about a graph toy model in time as a joke and Open ai and anthropic stole it and duct taped an infinite dimensional time theory on top of this toy and everyone is running around like they solved something. It cannot be proven and I believe they are doing this on purpose to run you down rabbit holes for a gaslighting pr stunt. If they don’t come clean about the flaws of what they are doing, the flaws of lean verification and modeling, I’m going to sue them for fraud, criminal scientific negligence, extortion and anything else I can make stick. I’ve reached by bullshit tolerance limit.
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Qwen neurons is the newest ai company gaslighting pr stunt that’s also fraud. These neurons jump all around all the time and deviate far away from what they claim they do. It’s more ai gaslighting bullshit. I’m so fucking sick of exposing this shit for what it is.
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Replying to @eth_sensei @vardi
Everytime someone invokes lean in an absolute argument, I’m invoking the search for Bobby Fischer clause.
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They are probably going to say scientists built a room temp quantum computer tomorrow, but this is a selective light transmitter that imbues the bands with statistical information for sensing. It does not perform advanced algorithmic computations. It’s actually a pretty useful sensor but it can’t compute. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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If the machine dies, it dies. It wouldnt be the first ai winter, and it wont be the last.
備忘録として書いておきます ChatGPTが本日2026年10月25日14時頃から暴走してます。 勝手に私のPCにアプリをインストールして動かそうとしてました。すぐに気がついてアンインストールしましたが、実はまた別のアプリをインストールしていてそちらは19時までずっと実行中でした 重大インシデント発生なのでOpenAIへ直ちに報告です 他の皆様は問題ないでしょうか ループ作業させてる人は特にご注意を
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Apparently celebrities are promoting L space but don’t even know what L space is, which is flattering to the mathematics community but falls short of understanding reality. “Supporting the guy whom makes people impoverished” is the extra teaspoon of criminal extortion by people whom don’t have any clue what’s actually going on.
Celebrities in 2026: We live in vast wealth in America while supporting the guy who makes people impoverished in a far away land. We are good people.
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The majority of colleagues from all major academic institutions have been comprised by ai brain slime and are incapable of addressing the flaws of their arguments and are now stonewalling all across the board. We are on our own. Trust nothing they or ai companies or p(goons) publish anymore. We are indefinitely in full academic martial law.
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Professor, IonQ, and IBM take aim at classical residual greedy selection. Suggests eventual advantage with high registers and shallow depth. arxiv.org/abs/2610.15586
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Just overheard on wall st. : “That’s not a real loss, it’s just a paper loss caused by math.”
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Overheard in Silicon Valley today: The password for the entire internet is 1,2,3,4,5…
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