"So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal."
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12 Nov 2025
I'm going to make something before anyone else and there's nothing you can do about it. Then I'll retire to a small countryside home and work on giving it all away to widows and orphans and no one will ever know. Then the sweet release of death.
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Close enough
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Iran-US peace will be done right before spacex ipo. Gotta get that market optimism pump to sell that dumpster fire.
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Well.
šØBREAKING: SoftBank tried to borrow $6 billion against its 13% OpenAI stockā¦ to keep funding OpenAI
Banks said NO
They donāt believe OpenAI is worth $852 billion š
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I donāt get it. When hype was in the 70ās all the kols and paid hype mouthpieces and early hype contributors told me the new math for hype and that it was impossible to go down
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Something about tradingā¦..
First look at a dude getting eaten by a whale in āWHALEFALLā.
The film follows a scuba diver who must escape a sperm whale's tummy before his oxygen runs out.
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Jun 9
I used fable and found a few highly profitable trading strategies
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lol you thought theyād release it without nerfing it?
Introducing Claude Fable 5: a Mythos-class model that weāve made safe for general use.
Its capabilities exceed those of any model weāve ever made generally available.
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Is there a market for Mythos (or any release) being extremely overhyped?
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We've had advanced robotics for decades. And as far as I can tell, the only use case for humanoid robots is essentially as test dummies. Putting humanoid shaped things with an array of sensors and a few motor functions (depending on the situation) to determine what risk there would be to an actual human.
Replacing a human laborer is much more complex than imagined. It's not just a few dozen repetitive tasks to emulate. The nuance, adjustability, adaptability, intuition etc etc that is native to our species has to be trained, and retrained, and programmed and tested and the amount of oversight needed to ensure it doesn't hallucinate dangerous or costly mistakes.
The tasks that are simple enough to automate, have been. And the tasks that are too intricate for a human to do, have been replaced by advanced robotics already.
Someone please explain to me the market for humanoid robots outside of retail "I got the new iRobot 14, with a better camera, slightly faster processor and new ugly ass orange color"
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One example: They didn't replace pilots with humanoid robot pilots. They just made drones. No need for a dumb robot human inside.
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joshnomics retweeted
Jun 6
We give Israel unprecedented access to facets of our government and electoral systems, enabling their overt influence over our foreign policy. Like any competent intel service, they take advantage of that access to further Israelās agenda, at the expense of Americans.
Our entire relationship with Israel must be redefinedāimmediately. We need to be clear-eyed going forward and should treat them like a foreign country with different objectives than ours, because they are.
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This is hilarious. People that have never developed or implemented robotics for manufacturing are speaking from a position of ignorance, to an ignorant audience, about humanoid robots (which are a highly inefficient design for large scale manufacturing). But it sounds good if your job is to raise capital.
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.@Rewkang compares humanoids costs to human labor
"A humanoid will cost $2 per hour
A human costs $35 per hour in the US
Humanoids can do everything humans can do
They donāt need to rest and they donāt quit
A humanoid will replace 3 humans
Even in low-cost labor countries
Humanoids will become a cheaper option"
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I canāt think of single reason why anyone would want to hold when there maybe 1000x the supply you thought. Only way to prove it wasnāt exploited is to hack their own encryption which would prove Zec useless as a privacy coins. Hilarious outcome.
Jun 5
Zcash canāt be valued because we need to know how many tokens exist. Simple maffs
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I think ai development should stop trying this ājack of all trades, master of allā attempted approach and just silo training into specific areas. Have an ai for taxes, have an ai for coding, have an ai for city planning, have an ai for x, y, and z. Probably way cheaper to develop and you can corner a specific vertical far quicker vs trying to corner the entire ai industry.
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Weird that the Zionist coin had an unlimited money printer backdoor and no one can detect or track that it was used. So strange.
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Ai slop better than woke Hollywood slop
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joshnomics retweeted
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80k iS sO oBvIoUs, eVeRyOnE iS sHoRtInG tHeRe. No WaY iT wOrKs. YoUālL gEt RuN oVeR
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Is gaming dead? Whenever I have the time every couple of months I take a look to see if anything is worth playing and I always end up only interested in games that are decades old
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