10x data scientist | building automatic open source machine learning tools aka šŸ³ļøā€šŸŒˆ | datafag | 26 gpu years

Joined September 2020
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Send the becerra bros to placentia. ā€œim not depressed, im just in placentiaā€
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18–34 year olds when Zohran isn’t on the ballot
Over 3.3 million Californians have cast ballots for the June primary. Returns as of May 30 per @Political_Data: šŸ”µ DEM: 1,540,171 šŸ”“ GOP: 1,126,628 ⚪ OTH: 693,445 % Turnout by Age 18-34: 5% 35-49: 8% 50-64: 15% 65 : 30%
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Inb4 bass pied piper’s herself bc people in LA hate her more than they like pratt
New - Mayor poll - Los Angeles šŸ”“ Pratt 30% šŸ”µ Bass (Inc) 29% šŸ”µ Raman 23% McLaughlin #B - RV - 5/26
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Glad exit polls show us that 26% of Californians think this is both good and normal and not at all breaking the state at the seams
Some people in SF are offering $1M above asking price and it's still not considered competitive, said a real estate agent. Some of his clients who work in A.I. made all-cash offers, agreed to close quickly, waived contingencies and it wasn’t enough. nytimes.com/2026/05/29/reale…
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A warning from the president of MIT: ā€œthe nation’s research enterprise is shrinking. Scientific funding is drying up. And the funds Congress recently allocated for science are not actually flowingā€ ā€œAt public and private universities across the country, high-impact science is being damaged and derailed. Speaking for my own institution, compared to this time last year, MIT has experienced a decline in campus research activity funded by federal awardsĀ of more than 20%.ā€
MIT president: Why so many optimistic scientists are losing heart statnews.com/2026/05/27/scie… via @statnews
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9/11 for ET furries
BTW, I approached ABC about buying back the former FiveThirtyEight IP*, and they said they wouldn't sell at any price because I'd criticized their management of the brand. Costing Disney shareholders $$ b/c of their vindictiveness. * I own the models but the trademarks, etc.
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This is super interesting because it means that Nike has found a way to reliably calculate ROI on bribing the trump administration, and is comparing that to an estimated decrease in revenue from boycots
nike sent me a survey about how making a donation to trump’s ballroom would impact my view of their brand
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We need 1 Billion Americans.
JUST IN: Switzerland to vote on capping its population at 10 million.
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Hat Expo Japan looks like a hole in the sky.
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made it a gif because it brought me joy
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I admit that I was wrong. There is no golden age. I lied to you. I am sorry.
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The Golden Age of America begins right now!
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They’re calling it the best con ever. Maybe even better than the gods…
LVFC might be the first con without drama
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Aw shit here we go again
When gay guys turn 25, they have to pick a subclass: - mental health bloggers / photoshoot models - lgbt charity activists / speakers - fitness and 10k run gays - pokƩmon and/or digimon gays - Stans - books/film gays - STEM and PhDs - dog /or cat gays
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nasa employee: oh hey u guys are back early astronaut: moon's haunted nasa employee: what? astronaut: *loading a pistol and getting back on the rocket-ship* moon's haunted
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The three most dangerous words in finance: ā€œGuaranteed minimum returnā€
OpenAl is offering private-equity firms a guaranteed minimum return of 17.5%, as well as early access to models not yet in public release.
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people misunderstand the icarus story. the problem was not that he flew too high. it's that the wings were made of beeswax, which offered very little resistance to heating. with modern materials he would have had no problems. we can fly as close to the sun as we want now
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When the us budget gets pushed to the brink of bankruptcy, 300 million guys like this will blame democrats for taking a step back
SAN FRANCISCO: 🚨 like Trump, Lurie is cutting city departments in order to consolidate mayoral power and to cut or eliminate: the arts, trees, parks, public health, disability services, the library. šŸŽ­šŸ“ššŸŒšŸ¦½ Protest against Charter Reform TODAY, March 17th, 2pm at City Hall.
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HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA no just no, they are going to compromise your negotiating leverage. if they cut you off for holding your ground by saying ā€œI’m dedicated to finding out if were a good match, I can be flexible with you and you with meā€ then they are not worth your time
What HR asks for = Payslip What HR actually wants = Supporting data about your value So instead of reacting with "red flag" or "I know my worth", take a breath & handle it like a pro. Here's how: Try this instead: "I’ve signed an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement ) with my current company so I can’t share my payslip, but I’d be happy to provide alternative documents to help assess my value" That’s how professionals talk. Not defensive, not dismissive, just clear & respectful. Here are solid alternatives you can offer instead of a payslip: āœ… Confirmation/Promotion Letter • Shows your position, title progression & trust gained over time āœ… Retirement Contribution Statement • A great non-sensitive indicator of monthly income • NSSF (Kenya, Uganda) ,RSA (Nigeria) , Social Security, Pension Contributions āœ… Portfolio Job Description • Includes key responsibilities, KPIs & real contributions āœ… Letter of Recommendation (with role/title mentioned) • Especially impactful if it comes from a direct supervisor These give HR confidence to recommend you without needing your payslip. It also shows your initiative & transparency. You are never obligated to share your payslip. But rejecting professionally (and offering alternatives) builds trust & gives HR the data they need, while keeping your privacy intact. When you show maturity, clarity & class, your attitude becomes your strongest offer. Let HR see that! No interview invitation in the last 6 weeks? Let’s help you fix that CV and get you noticed. Email your CV to cv@oyk.co.ke with subject 'Revamp'.
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Baudrillard was right, i just didnt know since I never live through the start of an interstate war
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I think this may be an oversimplification such that it is simultaneously better and worse than described. Good news Peter thiel will not seize the state apparatus unilaterally from the government but bad news he will be more than happy to hand over the keys to Trump personally
this has been an open secret in tech for years and if you’ve been following my threads you already know where I stand on this I genuinely believe Palantir was never just a government contractor it was always designed from day 1 to embed itself so deep inside the intelligence & defense apparatus that ripping it out would be like trying to remove the nervous system from a living body you need to understand how this works on a technical level to really grasp the scale of what I’m describing Gotham & foundry are data integration platforms that plug into every single information source an organization has, internal databases, intelligence feeds, comms, satellite data, financial transactions, social media…everything gets funneled into a single ontological knowledge graph and here’s the key, once you’ve connected 5y of an intelligence agency’s data or a defense ministry’s operations into Palantir’s architecture you’ve created a technological dependency that is virtually impossible to reverse bc migrating that graph to another system would mean rebuilding the ENTIRE institutional memory of the organization from scratch I’m telling you this is vendor lock-in at the scale of a nation state & I’m personally convinced it was designed to work exactly this way from the beginning by the way palantir is just the most visible case, you should know that the same exact playbook is running across the entire deftech ecosystem right now, companies building AI systems for surveillance targeting & predictive intelligence are quietly rotating former employees into regulatory agencies & defense departments the revolving door between silicon valley & the pentagon has literally become a conveyor belt at this point & I think the boundary between private tech infrastructure and state power is dissolving way faster than anyone wants to acknowledge and I’ll add something that I believe makes it even more concerning these systems are increasingly autonomous meaning the AI layer is making recommendations that humans inside gvt are rubber stamping without fully understanding the underlying logic I’m deeply convinced that the most important power shift of this decade is happening in complete silence and I think most people have absolutely no idea, this is the moment where the companies building the tools of governance become indistinguishable from governance itself & believe me by the time the general public figures out what happened the integration will be too deep too complex & too classified to ever be unwound
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