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Both Coimbatore Vandebharat is incurring heavy loss of around 20 crores annually. If it js augmented to 20 coaches and extended to trivandrum then it can easily generate 200 crores profit annually. Kerala alone has premium passenger catchment areas for Vandebharat type trains
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Replying to @0xPrajwal_
Yes, software engineering is still a viable career, but then it's going to be augmented, and people will have to keep up with the new technologies.
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Replying to @MalloryMcMorrow
x.com/EndWokeness/status/206… And the didn't even include the naked dudes with augmented breasts, you retard

White House, June 2024 vs June 2026:
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The MaineMoviePirate is officially putting public domain advocacy into action! 🏴‍☠️📖 I'm launching an experiment to revitalize a forgotten 1909 homemaking manual using Augmented Imagination. Watch what happens. tiktok.com/t/ZTBXyn59j/
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Replying to @brandenflasch
Tesla uses a middling provider for routing and navigation, MapBox. The answer involves them opening their wallet and paying for a more premium provider like HERE or TomTom. MapBox uses a crowdsourced project (OpenStreetMap) for much of their data. It's a noble project but not as good as a premium data provider. They do augment the data, but it's not augmented across the US evenly. If you are lucky enough to live where they have great data (coastal CA), you don't have any problems. But for most of us, their data blows.
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Reynol Salgado retweeted
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2052 tech was more advanced in the way that an augmented man could walk faster than one running made in 2027
that's a lot of sidequesting, whoops
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Replying to @rekdt
Just saw a job posting. Requirement: 10yrs experience in Retrieval Augmented Generation.
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Syntec Optics $OPTX is a precision optics and photonics engineering firm delivering critical components to AI data centers, military augmented reality (AR) systems, and space exploration programs. The company has demonstrated strong commercial momentum, securing a steady stream of defense orders—including specialized AI integrations—while actively developing product lines for the expanding hyperscale data center market. As a small-cap entity, Syntec represents an overlooked, under-the-radar supplier positioned directly at the intersection of advanced defense-tech and AI physical infrastructure.
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Your religion is invalid. Your Indoctrinated opinion and ridiculous worldview presuppositions nothing more than a delusional "Augmented Reality" are invalid. And demonstrably so...
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Your religion is invalid. Your Indoctrinated opinion and ridiculous worldview presuppositions nothing more than a delusional "Augmented Reality" are invalid. And demonstrably so...
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Even this AIBro has better decorum that CEOs at events. With an augmented chest like hers who wouldn't stare a bit?
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Trending AI News Rundown - June 15, 2026 This week’s AI news is shaped by a clear tension between tighter control and faster deployment. Start by noticing the US move to place frontier AI under export control, treating top models like strategic hardware, and the parallel push to scale enterprise adoption through the OpenAI Partner Network. On the infrastructure side, GPU time-slicing research highlights how concurrency can look healthy while quietly degrading latency, a warning for anyone running multi-agent workloads on Kubernetes. For safety and governance, capability minimization and risk-aware causal gating point toward least-privilege agent design that can choose to act, defer, or abstain. Meanwhile, WorkBench revisits workplace agents’ real-world reliability gains, grounding the conversation in measurable progress rather than demos. Across the rest of the digest, the theme is consistent: better orchestration and evaluation are becoming as important as model capability itself. - 🚀 GPU Time-Slicing for Concurrent LLM Agents on Kubernetes - 🤝 Introducing the OpenAI Partner Network - 🧩 Databricks Open-Sources Omnigent: A Meta-Harness That Composes, Governs, and Shares AI Agents Across Claude Code, Codex, and Pi - 🏭 FactoryLLM: A Safe and Open-Source AI Playground for Evaluating LLMs in Smart Factories - 📊 TwinBI: An Agentic Digital Twin for Efficient Augmented Interactions with Business Intelligence Dashboards - 🎓 A Multi-Agent AI System for Automated High School Transcript Processing: Collaborative Document Analysis at Scale - 🧠 Capability Minimization as a Safety Primitive: Risk-Aware Causal Gating for Least-Privilege LLM Agents - 🛠️ WorkBench Revisited: Workplace Agents Two Years On Read More: riorundown.substack.com/p/tr…

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The future of augmented reality looks promising, blending our digital and physical worlds. Imagine seamless interactions that enhance our daily lives, making everything more immersive and engaging. Exciting times ahead!
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We can see what they mean by safety on their platform. They censor broad categories of legal speech, including basic science lately. While they're vague on details, I don't think it's a stretch to say that's what they want to force on everyone else when they say "safety". To anyone who actually wants to use AI to build something, their product is like a firewall where you can't even see the rules. Different applications have very different requirements. And they want to make this garbage mandatory. What this comes down to really, is control of private thought. Thinking by an LLM one owns is the same as one's own thoughts. Outsourcing all augmented thought to people who are saving it all in case someone wants to use it against you later, scanning it every which way for something forbidden or useful for their own purposes, is going to be a definition of poverty and/or slavery going forward. One of the best uses of uncensored LLM's is research free of institutional biases and taboos, on any topic. I find the notion that I should be prevented from thinking about certain things using an extension of my own mind to be... an existential threat.
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