After 4 months of daily use, here is where I landed with my AI cluster, “BOB”. - my digital brain BOB is made from three computers. Everything runs on LM Studio. The idea: three independent entities that can multitask, share outputs, and work together when needed. 1) Sam: A 2019 Mac Mini for simple and fast questions where security is not an issue. Running on OpenClaw. 2) BOB: A Mac Studio with 512GB of RAM. The main powerhouse, running qwen3.5-397b-a17b-mlx, modified and checked by our BottleCap AI team for biases we found during testing. Running on Hermes. 3) Jensen: An Nvidia Spark DGX running smaller models, currently Qwen 3.5 24B. It handles faster and simpler reasoning tasks (also checked & tweaked). What Bob actually does every day: Bob has processed a huge amount of private and public information about me: All podcasts, articles, old emails, documents, business history, decisions, projects, and communication patterns. The goal is not to create a chatbot. The goal is to have something that reasons like me, understands reasoning behind my past decisions, and has context for what I am solving today. It understands how I think, what I care about, which mistakes I made, which opportunities paid off, and which ones were distractions dressed as opportunities. I would never put this context into a random cloud system. It is too personal, too sensitive, and too strategically useful. The killer feature: Bob is trained to disagree with me from a hardcore first-principles angle. It attacks weak assumptions, points out when something is not grounded, and compares new ideas against old decisions mistakes, with historical context. Examples: Bob found useful patterns in old Beat Saber music pack release strategy when we were starting and had very limited resources. It suggested better strategy straight up. Good lesson. Yesterday, Bob suggested dropping an investment-related opportunity because it found a similar pattern in my 2020 history in different field. Back then, I had done something similar, with basically no meaningful benefit without remembering it. Bob helps also with emails, but I do not let it reply automatically. I experienced few moments when somebody asked me why I rejected something and I had no idea what they're talking about. Now I send everything myself. Bottom line: For my use case, local models are the only relatively secure way where I feel comfortable going down this path and I use them daily. They are still not in frontier cloud territory, but they are improving extremely fast. For private reasoning over your own data, they are already good enough to become a real operating system. They just need to be checked. Recent Anthropic restrictions on frontier cloud models showed how easily you can get cut off from tools your products or infrastructure might depend on. That does not happen with local models sitting in your server or desk. I strongly believe local models are a big part of the future, and a big opportunity for Europe btw...

"have fun with her"

'Fishtank' is a reality show set inside a “fully-monitored smart house,” where contestants live together under constant surveillance while viewers watch and interact in real time. 🔗 wired.com/story/interactive-…

this was the realest thing anyone ever said

Liberals will hate on the TPUSA halftime show but then try to act like this is the coolest shit ever

Gabe Einhorn, the guy posting private business communications, runs an ID verification company called VryfID. So, the company you’re supposed to trust with your confidential information, is doxxing people for things they say in private.

“the moon is made of green cheese” - i heard this as a kid and saw jokes in cartoons about it. confusing: the moon is not green. after reading an 1800s book i realized this refers to “green cheese” - green like “greenhorn”: new. unripe cheese, which actually looks like the moon:

I was stating why I was not interested after you had asked to interview 3 times. I found out you were Jewish after the fact. My experiences with Jews have not been pleasant, both in person and online. This is not to say I havent had positive experiences, but on the aggregate that is not the case. Obviously, the reactions by your community only serves to further prove my point and indicate your post on X was not done in good faith. I am sure that if you indicated you didn't want to work for someone who was white or Christian this would not have blown up to the capacity it has here today nor would you have been intimated as I have been. Additionally, even supposing none of this were to happen your actions here today clearly demonstrate a level of immaturity and possibly insecurity, which I wouldn't expect of a 24 year old self proclaimed entrepreneur. Given that I have been doxed and intimated by your community including having my personal life investigated for no other reason than a single comment I cant imagine any reasonable person not coming to a similar conclusion, per the post above.

> be 24yo Cornell kid > some guy hounds you for 3 interviews you finally say nah I’m good > later find out the guy, @EinhornGabe, is Jewish > tell him your experiences with jews haven’t been great > guy immediately doxxes you, leaks your full name and email has your personal life investigated all over one comment > tags Bill Ackman drags in Palantir co-founder hands the whole thing to the media > jew York Post runs a full article “antisemitic college kid refuses to work for jews” > pure victimhood porn > proven right in minutes > all this because a goy said no thanks to working for jews > the pattern recognizes itself > the goyim know

Mornin'

The thing to understand from this image is that the crime brings them joy. They don’t need to do it. They love to do it. They have no place in the world. Their place is in the ground.

Posted and then almost instantaneously removed. What the literal hell is this?

Stop digging

SpaceX IPO : A Visual Guide.

We seriously gotta nuke San Francisco yesterday

Phase Con catalogue! I have too many pages so it's going to be a thread:

A Bible verse about hospitality is not the same as wearing BDSM gear in front of kids Sean