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#fuckice#fuckhamas dev:crypto spaces app @wharton. washed cardplayer,sportsbettor, entrepreneur,marketer,artist,investor

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Joined August 2021
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Proly an affinity for the youth @elonmusk has. Well not the millions unnecessarily dying of malaria horribly he caused. The island ones. @Tesla @YammerTime01 @TeslaFraud @X @RpsAgainstTrump @POTUS #epstein
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First of all, I'm speaking for myself here. But I'm sure you're aware that the danger of superintelligent machines is something that many of the founding thinkers of ML are have also been warning about for years if not decades; and plenty of senior lab employees too, for that matter. I might be wrong about the risks, but if so, so are many of the most respected thinkers in the field. I'm not here to sell something; I've been earnestly concerned about the risks posed by ASI since I started studying the issue several years ago, and I joined a nonprofit a few years ago in order to do my best to make the situation less scary. It now looks like the window of time to avert catastrophe is rapidly closing, and I'm terrified by how many theoretical alignment problems have been materializing and how poorly we understand the alien minds AI companies are racing to build. If I wanted to get into an insult competition, I could say that it's hard to believe that *your* organization can be an objective evaluator or AI risk given your investment profile. But I don't want to get into an insult competition, I just want more people to pay attention to the crazy situation we've all found ourselves in, and to reconsider whether recklessly rushing into an intelligence explosion is truly the wisest course of action available to us.
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If you are currently working on building ASI, I think your work is pretty likely to lead to the deaths of billions of people and/or the permanent disempowerment of humanity. That's pretty uncool of you, and you should consider doing literally anything else
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Replying to @NWDisorder1111
The paradigm myth is the keystone to most poeple’s sanity danfaggella.com/myth Soon, most people will surely go insane, then But I hope they focus on participating as long as they can danfaggella.com/participatio…
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i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat i repeat
I’m liking how people are using this tool to imagine their idyllic future. The solar system would support literally trillions of such habitats. So there is endless scope for different ideals of the good life.
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My summary of the basic argument in "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies":
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TLDR: The Midas Project has discovered a massive astroturfing operation. An army of 400 pro-Nvidia sockpuppet accounts defending Jensen Huang, attacking AI safety, and fighting against calls to slow down AI. A Israeli influence operation appears to be behind it.
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A small cabal of self serving, ultra rich tech titans should not be allowed to drive humanity off a cliff with artificial super intelligence, while they quietly build their rockets and bunkers in New Zealand and Hawaii to escape the apocalypse. Stand with us and DO NOT ACCEPT this future.
AI companies admit what they’re building might kill everyone. We don't have to agree to this. Add your name at donotaccept.ai to say: we do not accept your terms.
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Anthropic have crossed their threshold for RSI. Recursive self-improvement is here. RSI was long dismissed by Very Serious People (and slope-blind idiots) as impossible. They were wrong. Recursive self-improvement is here.
Anthropic amended their S-1 to say they have met their RSP AI R&D threshold of 2x acceleration that is "substantially attributable" to automation, based on what they expect from future models
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I will repeat this until my tongue falls out: we are headed towards a post labor society and either our socioeconomic models adapt with it, or we're looking at the worst century imaginable for everyone
Replying to @claudeai
Fable 5.2 shows substantially improved skills in controlling physical robots, even on tasks it has never explicitly been trained to do. On RoboDojo, a benchmark with a simulated two-arm robot, it outperformed other models and most AI systems built to control robots.
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A man selling pizzas from his San Diego apartment now has a waitlist with thousands of people AJ Miller makes just 15 pizzas a week, and they sell out in 30 seconds
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Amid unverified reports of an increased ICE presence in Scarborough, several protesters have posted up outside the ICE facility with ARs. Chellie Pingree reacted to the reports of increased ICE presence: "This cruel, chaotic, and out-of-control agency needs to be abolished. And we need ICE out of Maine. Period." The protester pictured below has been stationed outside of the facility for months on end, although in our previous interactions with the individual, she was not armed. Additionally, @WGME has photos of other protesters patrolling outside the facility with rifles:
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There are people in this report who exploited the COTS procurement loophole and could be indicted tomorrow. Instead, we have no functional DOJ and zero U.S. oversight anywhere.
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Holy mother of fuck! Arrest the entire White House and billionaire backers already this is insane!!
Model IV- Devastating Results: In October, Elon Musk didn't just throttle Ukraine on the ground: SpaceX coordinated with Russia in orbit to freeze ICEYE-X36 so Russia could extract U.S. radar and battery tech, compromising U.S. and NATO satellite sovereignty. Our new 28-page quantitative study, 3-page Executive Brief, and 5-Act orbital animation prove the structural damage across the Western kill chain and global commodity markets. (Pete Hegseth and Emil Michael played direct role. Is the White House complicit? It's hard to see how they are not.) Since Project CORONA in 1958, Moscow chased U.S. spy satellites for 68 years with zero close-hold successes because Russian radars are blind across 265.1 degrees of Earth. In June 2026, U.S./NATO radar satellite ICEYE-X36 easily escaped a Russian approach in 60.8 minutes. 68 Years in 41 Hours: How Elon Musk Helped Russia Shatter U.S. and NATO Satellite Supremacy 👇 -The Ground Throttle Failed, Triggering the Orbital Brake: Following the Oct 9 Putin-Trump call and Russian diesel waiver (OFAC GL 135), SpaceX capped Ukrainian military Starshield terminals at 101-161 km/h on Oct 13-14 (-22.98% daily drone intercepts, p = 0.0019). Yet autonomous drones guided by U.S. NRO/NATO radar satellite ICEYE-X36 struck Rosneft's Ryazan refinery on Oct 15 AM anyway. Hours later (04:15:44Z), SpaceX posted a misleading 401m Starlink collision alert (internal v1-v4 pass: 1.93-2.00 km) to freeze X36 under FCC Condition 16 (-96.64% maneuver drop) while 31,000 Stargaze cameras tracked Russia's COSMOS 2612 sprinting into a 640m hold for 41.4 to 47.7 hours. -Tech Extraction, Prague Wipe & Finland's Seizure: At 640m (+57.9 dB / 616,068x flux gain), Russia recorded X36's Title 50 1,200 MHz radar template to track both X36 and twin X37 from 500+ km away (+13.85 to +26.86 dB standoff SNR). On Oct 18, COSMOS 2612 timed Stellar Exploration's shared 8S battery 2-orbit thruster lockout (191.12 min), firing its departure burn +0.67 seconds after X36 recharged. Within 24 hours (Oct 19), Stellar cut U.S. ownership in Prague from 85% to 33% (Notice OV12312900) to block DoD audits, SpaceX onboarded Chinese operators into Space Safety (Oct 6 & 16), and on Nov 5 Finland stripped commercial ICEYE of command over its 3 military radar satellites. -245 NRO Spy Sats Exposed & The 6.3-Min Hormuz Warning: All 245 classified NRO Starshield satellites (348 active hulls) fly in that exact compromised 525-559 km shell (confirmed Oct 28 by Putin on live TV praising orbital coordination with "Mr. Musk"). Perched 66-99s behind X36 on its descending orbit from Ryazan/Kyiv (~08:02Z) to Qeshm Island/Hormuz (~08:09Z) and Diego Garcia (~08:18Z), Russia now gives Tehran a live 4.6-7.1 min blind-spot warning (corroborated Nov 7 at Qeshm) while locking COSMOS 2611 and 2613 onto twin ICEYE-X37. -Pentagon Enablement, Depleted Magazines & Two Market Shocks: Handed $11.88B+ in CoCo contracts by Sec Def Hegseth and CTO Emil Michael ($5M-$25M xAI sale 72h before seizing Maven and cutting CENTCOM reviewers 16-to-1), unthrottled spring AI targeting and Iranian salvos left U.S. forces with 3.7-5.5 Patriot raids and forced 74%-86% of 5th Fleet destroyers off-station to reload at Diego Garcia (LTG Sylvia fired Oct 28). Market impact splits into two unpooled shocks: (1) freezing X36 cut Ryazan restrikes 76.4% (p = 0.0000337), restoring +122.15 kb/d for GL 135 until Nov 4-5 restrikes stranded 4 diesel tankers; and (2) 5th Fleet VLS reload lag collapsed unescorted Hormuz clean products 81.2% (-2.923 mb/d), driving LR2 TC20 to $21.86M and 4:3 Gasoil/Brent cracks to $85.14-$89.43/bbl. 5-Act orbital animation and 3-page Companion Executive Brief attached. Link to the full downloadable 28-page Sovereign & Market Risk Exposure Report in reply below.
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Unfortunately, it seems like the intelligence explosion will be happening in 2027 after all. Most of this post analyzes the new METR report (though other sources of evidence are also important). If they’re right, that implies an AI-driven acceleration that is 5 months ahead of the AI 2027 scenario. I am scared, sad, and angry. blog.aifutures.org/p/q35-tim…
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Once again, top forecasters have underestimated AI progress And, recently, some forecasters have dropped their ASI timelines from 6 years to 1-2 years What if they wrong *again* and we only have 6 months left? In most industries, experts predict their world-changing tech is 2 years away Later, they realize it's more like 10 In AI - and only AI - it’s consistently the *opposite* ~EVERYONE is shocked by the speed of development
Update on the 2026 AI forecasting survey:
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Norway now has more than 2,000 underwater AI laser robots shooting lice off its salmon they're made by a company called Stingray, and they already guard more than 50 million salmon and trout 24/7 the reason is sea lice, tiny parasites that latch onto salmon and feed on them as few as 11 can kill a small fish, and one pen can hold 150,000 salmon the usual fix is pumping the fish out and blasting them with warm water or water jets to knock the lice off but the handling is so rough that Norway's fish health report ranks it the top cause of death in full-grown farmed salmon so instead, Stingray puts a robot inside the pen that hunts lice one at a time, all day: > two cameras watch every salmon that swims past > AI checks two frames to make sure it's really a louse > then a green laser fires from up to 2 meters away > the salmon's scales reflect the beam, so the fish swims off fine and the louse is dead we now live in a world where AI lasers do pest control on your dinner lmao
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This makes no sense! Cybercabs have been in production since April in a facility that Elon said could produce as many as 2 million per year. He can’t even deploy all the existing cybercabs that have been made. And he’s talking about shutting down a profitable line to make more cybercabs? Whaaat!?
The Cybertruck order rate far exceeds our production rate. We will try to make as many as possible before shutting down the line in about 8 months, but will have to return deposits for a lot of people. This is not a case of Cybertruck being unprofitable, as has been misreported by legacy media, but rather that the opportunity cost of the complexity of Cybertruck is vastly outweighed by the value of incremental Cybercab production.
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Birds of a feather flock together! Look who hangs out with Russell Brand who was just sentenced to 10 years and 6 months in prison for rape and sexual assault crimes. It’s always the same bunch.
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UX latency is the most frustrating (lack of) advancement in computing over the last ~50 years. IBM, way back in the 80s, found that user productivity shot up *exponentially* as system response time dropped. The "Doherty Threshold" was defined as ~400 milliseconds; the maximum amount of tolerable UX latency before interrupting user flow state. It's unbelievable how many modern operating systems (*cough* win11) violate this threshold constantly. Literally all you need to do as a Dev is pay attention. Add a "Doherty Threshold" to your test suite. There's so many different profiling tools, and especially with how good models are, really no excuse. Sure, some stalls are unavoidable, but that's when you pull out other UX tricks to at least give the illusion of responsiveness. Crazy how much vintage computing hardware feels immeasurably more responsive despite having thousands of times less overall performance.
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Replying to @PhilipProudfoot
We should really not allow these AI interviews. Absolutely inhumane and so disrespectful towards us humans.
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