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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
Was at the WH Correspondents dinner last night, a rare DC trip for me without a subpoena. On the positive side—was exciting, no one was killed, and ended early. I noted a new litmus for status among the gov’t elite—whether you were whisked away by secret service, or left to fend.
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Are you feeling the safety yet? Renting your AI from members of a human depopulation movement is probably a bad idea.
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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
I know it sounds bad that the unemployment rate for 16-24-year-olds is more than 10% but it's...normal The average since 1948 is 11.6% teapawt.net/NewsWire_US/status/196…
U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FOR AGES 16-24 RISES TO 10.5%
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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
1/ @Stripe just pulled back the curtain on @tempo, its corporate blockchain, and the pitch is a classic. You get an all-star team, state-of-the-art tech, an impressive roster of partners—including one of the card networks the whole thing is designed to replace—and "neutrality."
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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
Grok 4 ranks #1 on the latest FutureX benchmark for real-world predictions surpassing GPT-5 Pro
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The root of Communism is always jealousy.
Why the Upper-Middle Class in NYC Voted Socialist (and poor people voted mainline democrat)… the answer is Instagram and Power-Law Inequality…
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Ordered some promised next day cards at @MOO. 4 days later and no delivery. Seems like a scam.
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The AI Labs be like “We don’t train on your data but we will comb through it with a fine tooth comb to figure out how you make money from using our models.” Your business is an algorithm and you should not be sending it to a Silicon Valley company with billions of dollars.
New from the Anthropic Economic Index: Evidence on how coders use AI. Our previous research confirmed that AI is disproportionately used for software development work. Here, we go into the details.
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Like all parts of the Constitution the 2nd Amendment protects everyone. Regardless of party you should be reluctant to let it go. You never know who will be in charge.
if ICE violates the constitution to enter someone’s house illegally and the homeowner uses the constitution to defend themselves who wins?
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The @nvidia GTC conference is overwhelming the space it is in and it is poorly staffed for the crowd size. Creating significant issues for safety. They did not even add more cell capacity and street traffic is poorly handled. Keynote crowd control is a disaster waiting. #GTC25
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Never leaving this app
Describe your favorite island vacation
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OpenAI is getting ready to cut off developer API access, have they have learned enough from your business and customers to now just compete with you?
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How much of the Sun’s energy for how long was all of this space dusk blocking until the Earth passed through it? 🤷🏼‍♂️
On November 12, 1833, a massive meteor shower lit up North America's sky with up to 100,000 meteors per hour. People thought it was the end of the world because it was so intense. The meteors looked like streams of fire, bright enough to hide faint stars. Starting at 10 PM and lasting into the morning, this event not only scared people with its supernatural vibe but also changed science. Until then, meteors were a mystery, but this shower led scientists to study them, linking them to Comet Tempel-Tuttle, which orbits every 33 years. This was the start of modern meteor studies.
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Helping authoritarians improve their censorship capabilities is a dumb idea.
Nobody has fully jailbroken our system yet, so we're upping the ante. We’re now offering $10K to the first person to pass all eight levels, and $20K to the first person to pass all eight levels with a universal jailbreak. Full details: hackerone.com/constitutional…
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The city of LA has stolen your property and you will have to beg to get it back.
🔥 🤥 Last night, @MayorOfLA @KarenBassLA overtly LIED to President Trump & her own citizens when she said “And if individuals want to clear out their property that can.” Just returned from touring Palisades. Military checkpoints at EVERY street. Impossible to clear anything!
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Stargate is what you get when give Jim Cramer $100B and let him hang out at Silicon Valley sex cult parties.
DeepSeek seems to have created a panic moment within the biggest companies and it should alarm investors. Costs: •2,048 Nvidia H800 GPUs: $40-50million •Training: $5million If all it takes to beat OpenAI is a maximum of $55million, the industry is becoming commoditized way faster than previously expected. US-based AI companies alone will have to generate about $600 billion a year in revenue to pay for their AI hardware, according to Sequoia. The capex and R&D will likely be accepted to remain competitive given the risks of not being involved in the space, however it is getting harder by the day to envision a profitable venture in the field. Great moment for the consumer but very bad news for the companies competing in the field.
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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
figma as a product is being squeezed from both edges. its value proposition feels increasingly outmoded. t2c (text-to-code) is iterating fast with tools like v0 that feel magical, & the gap between conceptual design & implementation is closing. if v0 or another contender can make dev-ready outputs that bypass figma’s static canvas, it’ll be existential. meanwhile, canva’s low-bar simplicity is siphoning off non-power users on marketing use case. figma’s reliance on craftsmanship design culture *feels* vulnerable in a world moving toward automation & commodification.
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ParodyForMeButNotThee retweeted
What if GPT-5 is already real? What is it being used for?
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If California can’t grapple with the truth of this and recall @GavinNewsom and @MayorOfLA Karen Bass then it is a truly lost State. These so called leaders are malicious to the people of California with the now obvious goal of tearing down the economic engine of the State.
For more than a decade, the media, Democrats, and Hollywood have told us that Western civilization in general and the United States in particular are white supremacist, genocidal, and unsustainable. The founding of America occurred not in 1776 but rather in 1619 with the beginning of slavery, whose effects are felt more strongly than ever. The original colonies and the expansion of the Western frontier depended on the extermination of indigenous people and theft of their lands. And our crimes against nature have resulted in apocalyptic climate change, which requires radical changes to the way we live our lives. The consequences of this self-hating Woke ideology can be seen today in catastrophic fires, mass evacuations, and burned rubble of Los Angeles. So-called progressives finally achieved what they supposedly warned of but in truth wished for: the eviction of the affluent descendants of colonizers, the incineration of their homes, and the destruction of a city that, more than any other, represents our bloody history of white supremacy and conquest. I’m not suggesting that Democrats consciously sought to destroy Los Angeles. The entertainment industry professionals in Malibu, Topanga Canyon, and Pacific Palisades, who voted overwhelmingly for California’s progressive Governor, Gavin Newsom, and LA’s radical Left mayor, Karen Bass, thought they were voting for social justice and sustainability. They didn’t imagine their vote would result in their homes burning down. And yet that’s what their votes resulted in. Over the last 24 hours, the evidence of gross mismanagement and incompetence by Newsom and Bass has only grown more overwhelming. On January 2nd, a full eight days ago, the National Weather Service urgently warned of extreme fire conditions. To drive home the point, the National Weather Service’s Los Angeles office held a press briefing warning of impending catastrophe. On that day, Newsom and Bass should have called out the National Guard. They should have had planes and helicopters circling over Los Angeles spotting fires and putting them out immediately upon detecting them. They should have issued emergency warnings to residents. And they should have used various methods to spray water, including mobile sprinkler units alongside normal firefighter hoses, to wet down vulnerable areas. Instead, the following day, Karen Bass flew to Ghana on a frivolous junket. And Gavin Newsom only called out the National Guard yesterday, seven days later than he should have. In truth, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Newsom and Bass should have constructed two to three times more water reservoirs than Los Angeles has in order to deal with fires of that magnitude. Newsom and Bass should have not only built water recycling and desalination plants, like they have in Israel, they should have built them with excess capacity so that, in an emergency, those plants could have pumped fresh water to supplement the water in the reservoirs. And instead of emptying the prisons and jails, subsidizing rampant homelessness, eliminating penalties for breaking the law, and allowing addicts the mentally ill to camp everywhere and start fires, Newsom and Bass should have cracked down on the rampant disorder and violent crime, all of which has skyrocketed under their misrule. It now appears that at least one of the fires was started by a homeless man. Whether or not that’s the case, over half of all fires put out by the Los Angeles Fire Department are started by the homeless, which has diverted the agency from doing what it should have been doing, which was preventing catastrophic fires, including by putting them out as soon as they started. Why didn’t they? Why did Newsom and Bass make so many catastrophic errors? Part of the reason is that they are self-centered and craven politicians, typical of the people who hold office in California. They claim to care about society’s victims; in truth, they care only about themselves and their self-image. Newsom, Bass, and other California politicians are uninterested in doing a good job and instead obsessed with their own personal promotion. For that reason, they have long been focused like a laser on playing politics rather than governing effectively. Another reason is that they are beholden to affluent, radical Left environmentalist and social justice donors who live in places like Marin County and Hollywood. These are the same people who bankroll radical Left groups like the Sierra Club and Natural Resources Defense Council, who have successfully blocked desalination and water storage plants, the proper clearing of flammable debris in forests, and effective management of landscapes around housing development, for over 45 years. Before that, the same groups and financial interests halted the expansion of nuclear power, which is the perfect energy source for desalination. And these are the same people who demanded that homeless encampments be allowed to spread throughout the city and that addicts and the mentally ill be given free housing with no strings attached. All of these things were done in the name of saving the environment, social justice, and saving black lives. The result of them was the destruction of the environment, grotesque injustice, and the disproportionate loss of black lives, including from violent crime, which increased 15% since Newsom took office and grew to be 31% higher than the national average. For decades, Hollywood cranked out movies and TV depicting the exhaustion of natural resources and climate as causing the apocalypse. Yesterday, some reporters and scientists blamed climate change for the lack of rain in LA. That’s ridiculous. There's no trend in annual rainfall from 1877 to 2024. We have wet years and dry years. Destroying civilization turned out to be expensive, not cheap. Californians pay the highest taxes for the most expensive gasoline, electricity, and water in the nation. Under Newsom, we spent $24 billion to increase homelessness by 40%. Both ancient wisdom and modern psychology teach us that one can understand a person’s motivation by the consequences of their actions. California’s Democrats, progressives, and politicians lied when they said their highest priority was protecting the people of California. They lied when they said they cared about social justice. And they lied when they said they cared about protecting the environment. Instead, what they cared about was destroying the civilization they had long ago decided was evil. All civilizations require a story. The story that built Los Angeles and California was one of human progress. The story that destroyed it was of human sin. For decades, progressives, Democrats, and the news and entertainment media preached that civilization was evil and doomed. Slavery, indigenous genocide, and climate change were proof. And now, as the city of angels smolders, it’s clear that progressives reaped what they sowed.
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