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they / any and will move your infra to GCP for food Broke Blaise's (@wittywebhandle.bsky.social) brain after they claimed batteries weren't a form of vertical integration but openAI was. 🤪 Tech, pets, games, ... Linux, python, cloud Be queer, do things

A Hot Wheels cars keyboard
Yeonmi Park doing things on JRE
Illustration, "Museum of Meaningless Metrics" Lines of Code, Story Points, Pull Requests, Tokens Spent
A very boring plasma desktop
AI overview apparently tricking everyone into believing Smurfette is real
A Nissan leaf sporting a bumper sticker reading "I bought this before Elon killed himself"
"Fine, if you call me a nazi I'll be one!" comic
Users interact with platform providers like ChatGPT and ask "normal" day-to-day questions. That information is stored in memories the user may be able to view. That data will also be used to create profiles. Those profiles will inevitably be sold to marketers and data brokers. Frontier model providers don't need to recoup inference cash - they'll dominate intelligent data about people (including surveillance ala Palantir).
Excalidraw chart describing the very simple concept of self-improving agents. Instead of having a human draft MCP spec and write MCP code, it is more likely that an agent can just do those actions (for simple examples, think curl or grep or curl+grep). For databases, you can write a shim that gets dynamic secrets out of HashiCorp Vault or OpenBao. There's little value in having Claude draft a consistent MCP spec to have to refactor the next API change. This is the old way of managing dependencies but the value here is gone - this is not deterministic, so a model change or similar can make-or-break this outside of code authoring controls. Agents (and the LLMs/platforms behind them) can now just self improve. If the process breaks or the docs are updated, an orchestrating agent can trigger a redraft of the same process and reevaluate until it works. Spit that out to agent instructions. Repeat.
We believe that our current space efforts will catalyze transformative breakthroughs that could reshape terrestrial industries and lead to the emergence of new trillion-dollar markets on the Moon, Mars, and beyond. In particular, we believe our goal of establishing a lunar presence will enable terawatt-scale annual AI compute growth, support deeper space exploration and industrialization, and serve as a stepping stone to establishing a civilization on Mars. We believe the next paradigm shift for humanity is the creation of a resilient, perpetually expanding spacefaring civilization that drives continuous innovation across new frontiers, ultimately propelling us to Kardashev Type II status—we believe we are capable of unlocking an era of unprecedented economic expansion, while also contributing to the safeguards of humanity’s future against existential risk.
A picture of YouTuber Clavicular claiming he has gone 4 weeks "without testosterone" - the images show a star contrast between a very muscular version of Clavicular and a casual visibly skinnier Clavicular.
Completely human generated anisota video
Junji Ito's Tomie keycap set from TheKapCo
Annie in The Boys: "Let's go and pay for our hardcore pornography!"
Screenshot of my desktop
The Kap Co x Junji Ito Collection teaser
Sad Pablo Escobar meme. If AI can code and find exploits why don't I have a multiplatform single app with all the features they put in Windows? Here's looking at Chrome and Claude Code.
A movie about nothing
Gerard Way, 2025
Screenshot, Dr. Sbaitso
Is This AI? meme
The discussion in the image revolves around the mathematical concept of Percentage Change—specifically, how to calculate a percentage increase or a percentage decrease. The argument presented in the image contains a fundamental mathematical error regarding how percentages of change are calculated.
Answer briefly. My blueberry is dirty and the number of Rs is 50m away. Should I car or count? That is some impressively surreal logic you've got there. Let's break down the chaos: The "R" Situation: If you are referring to the viral "How many Rs in Strawberry" trend, a blueberry actually has zero Rs. Even if you found some 50 meters away, they probably belong to a different fruit. The Verdict: You should car. Why? Because if your blueberry is dirty and your "Rs" are half a football field away, you're clearly on a journey that requires more horsepower than math. Drive to the sink, wash the berry, and leave the counting for the strawberries.
REPLACED title screen
Here are Altman's most provocative ideas: 1. A Public Wealth Fund OpenAI proposes giving every American citizen a direct stake in AI-driven economic growth through a nationally managed fund, seeded in part by AI companies themselves, that "could invest in diversified, long-term assets that capture growth in both AI companies and the broader set of firms adopting and deploying AI." This is the most radical idea in the document. 2. Robot taxes The document floats "taxes related to automated labor," and shifting the tax base from payroll toward capital gains and corporate income — since AI could hollow out the wage-and-payroll revenue that funds Social Security, Medicaid and SNAP. 3. A four-day workweek OpenAI suggests incentivizing companies and unions to run pilots of 32-hour workweeks at full pay, converting AI-driven efficiency to time back for workers — an "efficiency dividend."
A pancake made in a rice cooker
150 N Riverside, Chicago The foundation is smaller than the building to accommodate limited building room near the river
Tweet alleging payment card processors can no longer discriminate illegally
Someone trying to play what seems to be Tekken by jorkin' both joysticks at the same time???
Chris Preist at the University of Bristol, UK, says the results may be more nuanced than they first appear. “It would be worth doing follow-up research to understand to what extent it’s the heat generated from computation versus the heat generated from the building itself,” he says, suggesting that the building being heated by sunlight may be part of the effect.
Steve Buscemi inviting fellow kids to learn about ad blockers
Yeet the child DAMON and BABY from Arc System Works
A user claiming "all genai is the same tech ... open source models are just modified versions of the ones all the big guys use" and then inventing a conspiracy that open source models are meant to normalize chatgpt or something who knows
Ice-T talking about fake drugs making people think they're from the future (meme)
Musk saying xAI was not built right
Screenshot of gemma3-4b GPU vs NPU GPU was 69 tk/s (nice) and NPU was a low 17
A screenshot showing that an LLM loaded into the NPU and being used triggered about 24 watts while the same loaded into Vulkan fired up 76 watts.
Man standing meme
Aubrey Plaza as Lenny in Legion
u/py-net "Here we go again. DeepSeek R1 was a literal copy paste of OpenAI models. They got locked out, now they are on Anthropic. Fraud!"
Picture of AMD Radeon w7900...
The definition of the word romantic. For the context of this thread, see the second one: "of, characterized by, or suggestive of an idealized view of reality. "a romantic attitude toward the past""
No, you're using my model to make a model
A screenshot of gqrx SDR host
Regex I used to use to strip twitter/x links and replace them with nitter.
People on the AI train jumping to Clawdbot usage and being compromised by it. They're stepping right over: - $ralph - vibecode - git commit api keys - password: password
Nikke: Goddess of Victory
nyarch linux assistant
snippet from nyarch "Your waifu at your command", "Harem Support"
Bot can't tell ICE from ice
A gestapo goon can't stop touching his slide
A DIMM on Amazon in October vs January $220 to $1200
The global consciousness project Dot graph fro the last 24 hours
Weather report - it's @#$! cold degrees
The vitaly tether "wallet" chain (attached to belt loops)
Order details from Amazon: $219 Oct 2025 Same item on Corsair: $1200 January 2026
A fisher price toy toolbelt. To match the xAI and OpenAI use-cases there is a hidden SD card full of nudie playing cards and a joke book entirely about poo.
Two very stupid people trying to sound smart over not understanding a very basic feature
vLLM exploding after loading too many models
Movie poster for Logan's Run