Leo @Leoleoleoop

President Trump Explains that he gave Russia NOTHING in exchange for them returning American, Stephen Hubbard. President Trump also Explains that he Cancelled Sanctions on Russia in exchange for them returning Stephen Hubbard. I hope that clears up any confusion.

@elonmusk Some think AI is SI.

Here hear

@curtdoolittle If you can't demonstrate it, then how can you claim it's revolutionary?

Now HERE is a fact we should Talk about EVERY Day

Annie @AnnieForTruth

5 days ago

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@MarioNawfal Massie voted against the BBB because it was a horrible bill. It's the main reason inflation under Trump is already higher than it was during Biden's last two years, and why the inflation during the next two years inflation will higher than any year under Biden.

@PeterSchiff @MarioNawfal You are right. x.com/Samble16/statu…

Red State Prisoner @Samble16

5 days ago

@BY1959 Fact ✅️ False, investments into the Construction of Factories have decreased 31% under Trump's administration.

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The Gilded Golden Age

David Stockman @DA_Stockman

4 days ago

For crying out loud, Trumpy, you just ran a $2 trillion+ deficit in what you claim to be the strongest economy ever. So America can't afford your stinkin' ballrooms, triumphal arches, military parades, golf course redos and elective wars! Do your job and and tackle the real

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Buffett on Trump — "Where did Donald Trump go wrong? The big problem with Donald Trump was he never went right. He basically overpaid for properties, but he got people to lend him the money. He was terrific at borrowing money. If you look at his assets, and what he paid for them, and what he borrowed to get them, there was never any real equity there. He owes, perhaps, $3.5 billion now, and, if you had to pick a figure as to the value of the assets, it might be more like $2.5 billion. He’s a billion in the hole, which is a lot better than being $100 in the hole because if you’re $100 in the hole, they come and take the TV set. If you’re a billion in the hole, they say “hang in there Donald.”

It's the Republicans' fault that the Democrats will win Congress in the midterms and the White House in 2028. By pursuing the same failed policies of the past, but lying about having done something different to solve the problems those policies created, they opened the door for the Democrats to falsely claim that they are better qualified to solve them. Of course, once elected, they will compound the problems even more than Republicans. That's why I am even more frustrated with the Republicans than the Democrats. The Republicans are the ones who are supposed to know better. Worse than elected Republicans are those who work in the media. By portraying failed Republican policies as successful, they play right into the hands of Democrats who exploit the resulting frustration to win the votes of independents who might have otherwise voted Republican.

I do not design with my hand; He who designs with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I design with my eye. I do not code with my hand; He who codes with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I code with my mind. I do not ship with my hand; He who ships with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I ship with my heart.

Little known fact, the key compression algorithm in gzip (Deflate) was written by a genius but also a raging alcoholic. I was handed a copy of his patent and reverse engineered his work as a kid on a 80286 machine, then reimplemented in a non-infringing way for a tech corp. His implementation was written in C+asm, mine was all-asm. Borland's Turbo Debugger rocked.

Kyros @IamKyros69

6 days ago

anthropic made claude code 3x faster using gzip. a compression tool from 1992.

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@WallStreetMav And your annual deficits, the net interest cost on your debt, and the size of the debt itself are all growing exponentially? "That's also correct Dave."

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AI has ruined writing. Fentanyl has ruined drugs. Bots have ruined comment sections. Influencers have ruined vacations. Airbnb has ruined renting. Ticketmaster has ruined concerts. Algorithms have ruined discovering music. Autotune has ruined bad singing. Ring cameras have ruined sneaking home. DoorDash has ruined cheap takeout. LinkedIn has ruined bragging. Cryptocurrency has ruined getting scammed the old-fashioned way. Podcasts have ruined knowing when to shut up. Dating apps have ruined meeting people naturally. Smartphones have ruined being bored. Social media has ruined keeping your life private. Netflix has ruined waiting for the next episode. Spoilers have ruined watching movies unprepared. Corporate jargon has ruined speaking normally. Online reviews have ruined trusting your own judgment. Subscription services have ruined owning things. AI influencers have ruined knowing who's even real. Food delivery apps have ruined cooking out of convenience. Smart TVs have ruined turning on the television and just watching something. Group chats have ruined having one peaceful day. Personal branding has ruined having a personality. And hustle culture has ruined the idea of simply enjoying your life. We invented technology to make life easier, then somehow made everything more exhausting.

@neilturkewitz @jlabsllc It's OK to be deeply concerned about both. There's no tradeoff between these concerns. Both concerns point in the same direction: Stop the misanthropic hubris & reckless development of the AI industry.

A true legend

Akhilesh Mishra @livingdevops

a week ago

Dennis Ritchie created C in the early 1970s without Google, Stack Overflow, GitHub, or any AI ( Claude, Cursor, Codex) assistant. - No VC funding. - No viral launch. - No TED talk. - Just two engineers at Bell Labs. A terminal. And a problem to solve. He built a language that

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Among the largest foreign pledges are: $1.4 trillion from the United Arab Emirates $1.2 trillion from Qatar $1 trillion from Japan $600 billion from Saudi Arabia $500 billion from India Is this really what we're looking for?

Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt

3 weeks ago

For those who need to hear this: Trump says America has attracted $21 TRILLION of investment and therefore he can pay every adult American a $5,000 “Trump dividend.” These are completely different things. First, I can’t verify the $21 trillion. The White House itself

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Every second…yes, SECOND, not day…that passes, I become more and more convinced that Trump had one primary task: to weaken the United States of America and make it as vulnerable as humanly possible. There’s been evidence to support that theory for a long, long time. In my not so humble opinion, I think we moved past it being a theory…years ago.

"Germany two days away from extinction” - Trump. Trump: “Show me a green energy country and I'll show you a bankrupt country. You know, Germany tried it, they were about two days away from extinction. We abolish all of ….” Trump flapping his gums again about renewable energy, claiming Germany tried it and was "two days away from extinction." Naturally, the MAGA crowd just eats it up and claps right along to the fantasy of an entire country vanishing. Except... Germany is very much still here, and they're doing just fine. Trump loves to paint green energy as a doom loop, but the reality on the ground completely exposes his lies. True freedom isn't staying hooked on oil and gas controlled by dictators and autocrats. Green energy is real sovereignty. Let's look at the actual facts: Dominating the Grid: For the full year of 2025, renewables supplied 55.1% of Germany's total electricity consumption (ringing in at about 290.2 terawatt-hours). Growing Fast: By the first half of 2026, that share actually climbed to roughly 57%. Solar and wind are literally powering more than half of Germany's daily life. So next time you hear Trump spinning wild fairy tales about countries going bankrupt or facing extinction over clean energy, remember he's just selling you yesterday's garbage to protect his fossil-fuel buddies.