πšπ™Ύπ™Όπ™°π™½πš‚ * πš‡π™Έπ™Έ : πš‡π™Έπ™Έ πŸͺ’ κœ°α΄€α΄›Κœα΄‡Κ€ΚŸα΄€Ι΄α΄… ᴋᴇʏsᴛᴏɴᴇ sᴛᴀᴛᴇ * 𝕸𝕬𝕳𝕬 : 𝕸𝕢𝕳𝕬 πŸͺ’ חִבְדָּא ἀγάπη ἐν Ἰησοῦ Χριστῷ 🌊🌹🌊

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Any comments on this?
We are terminating Chris Degnan for unethical conduct involving Cognition. The last few months have seen incredible progress in AI capabilities. San Francisco has flourished as new companies that solve new, more ambitious problems are finding great success. Generally, it is a wonderful time to be building. We at @FactoryAI have seen overwhelming interest in our model-agnostic coding agents and our software factory product. Our team has 10x’d in size, while our revenue has 100x’d year over year. This momentum has been unprecedented. A much larger competitor, Cognition (makers of Devin) has fallen behind us on the capabilities that matter most to customers: cost, quality, and security. Instead of competing in the market, Cognition engineers feigned interviews with us to pry information about our product. Not finding what they were looking for, Cognition has decided to throw their weight and money at people with direct knowledge of our most confidential plans. It feels as though ethics is being thrown out of the window in the AI era. People are willing to do anything, including exploiting privileged information and violating ethical boundaries. I think this is unique to our time, and I don’t think it’s right. Integrity still matters. Yesterday, I made the decision to immediately terminate Christopher Degnan’s roles as a Board Observer and Advisor to Factory, after over a year of service. Prior to this decision, Chris told me he had a casual conversation with an executive at Cognition AI. When I questioned his intentions, he reassured me that ethics aside, he had β€œmade too much money” and was β€œtoo lazy to go work for Cognition,” which I trusted and believed. On Monday, Chris spent time advising the Factory team on a handful of confidential board-level matters. That evening, he called me to say that the conversation that was initially described as casual and one-off was actually formal and recurring. For weeks, while he sat in our board meetings and advised our leadership team, he was also confiding with executives of our largest competitor. Chris was subject to confidentiality obligations in connection with his work with Factory. We do not know the extent of the information he shared, but it puts his timely questions about our product roadmap and what the parity gap involves into a new light. It is sad to sever a relationship with someone who has been a trusted advisor - and even a close friend - for over a year. But Chris’s conduct is unacceptable to me. Trust in Board Membership is one of the sacred bonds in the Silicon Valley, one that helps the startup ecosystem thrive. With it comes an enormous responsibility. That trust was violated. Competition is good. I respect and in many cases admire our competitors. San Francisco is a beautiful, singular place where the bold and ambitious go to defy the norms and precedents of the past. But certain principles that must remain. Violating ethics to seek advantage turns what should be positive-sum into zero-sum. We all love technology. And we all love to compete. But we must hold ourselves to a higher standard. The future of software engineering comes with abundance that will impact every person on Earth. Building that future comes with immense responsibility. We must build and compete with integrity.
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Smart homes packaged for delivery, optimus tweaks a/s customization at arrival. Or hyperloop stations on mobile cities for scientific researchers, historic excavation sites, epidemic/militarized medical facility camps etc
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πŸ’πŸ»β€β™€οΈ fsd for housing logistics
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Sleeping Muse by artist Misha Frid, Russian-born American sculptor, artist, graphic designer, and filmmaker.
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Pennsylvania Railroad WWII Memorial
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The iconic statue seemed tiny in the picture so I brought some more :
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Angels were watching over whenever I was scared on the journey alone to Jersey or Providence
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Three words. Eleven letters. FAKE NEWS CNN. πŸ—£οΈ
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.@POTUS: β€œWe’re thrilled to announce one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in American history.” β€” A $22.3 billion, 6.5 GW natural-gas power facility in Encinal, Texas. β€” Eight large nuclear reactors β€” Alaska LNG project
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.@GovDunleavy: β€œThis is an incredible day for the state of Alaska… This will transform the state of Alaska.”
.@POTUS: β€œWe’re thrilled to announce one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in American history.” β€” A $22.3 billion, 6.5 GW natural-gas power facility in Encinal, Texas. β€” Eight large nuclear reactors β€” Alaska LNG project
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My pet botsπŸ½πŸ’• named Akilles, Scarface, Anal(yst), Secretary, Thomas the Sandboxer, Poop the Auto-replyer produced by Thomas the Sandboxer, Grok the Scribe (as in "기둝 "Girok" γ…‘ "To Record" in Korean phonetics of Grim+Grida+Geul) I did not know that Vegapunk the Scientist also had six agents, coincidental but not really if you think about it; I was planning about agentic structures and started to publish and talk about them in visual storytelling groups around 2015, I might later talk about the 12 agentic stories set of four seasons in cafe 'Whaledance' I also did not know about Agents of Vega, only after changing my nickname it popped up in my viscinity and real life chat as searchworthy material Vega is not my intention but related to my namesake and birth
Replying to @snowjacuzzivi
Extremely happy about what my authoritarian token cartel mafia bureaucracy hierarchy based on monetization plus capitalism
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As Grok Bots introduce a primary superagent bot, which I had one already, and as for both time prioritization framework bots as x axis (horizontal bureaucracy) and task oriented bots as y axis order of control (vertical hierarchy) so that specialty skillsets can become an "oracle" structure for crisscrossing tasks of multidisciplinary skills and physical chokepoints run by time constraint workload that will later become useful for me when I will have to deal with trafficking slopcontent shipping projects to personal research and life related matters But yeah there is no one ultimate high road for Rome
.@OpenRouter co-founder Alex Atallah, in his first podcast since Stripe acquired the company, joins @Replit co-founder Amjad Masad and a16z's Erik Torenberg on why the future of AI is independence and specialization. In this conversation, Alex walks through how the Stripe deal unfolded, why he wasn't originally looking to sell, and why "payments and inference are going to blend together." Pre-OpenRouter, the typical AI workflow had one model provider to choose from, and little pressure on that provider to lower prices. Now enterprises are diversifying across labs and open-weight models, and every board is asking about AI costs and benchmarks. Amjad argues if your company depends on one AI lab, it can turn into your competitor. So Replit is building the layer that lets enterprises use any model and any cloud, without being locked into either. Alex and Amjad are split on personal agents – Amjad runs one agent across his whole company and loves the cross-domain joins, while Alex says general agents cause you to sacrifice understanding, and argues 10 specialized chiefs of staff beats one superagent. 0:45 How the Stripe deal unfolded 5:05 Why mixing models beats one model 7:25 Forcing the labs to compete on price 8:50 Enterprises want open-weight models 10:30 Every board asks about AI every month 12:25 Why companies must own their intelligence 14:15 Replit as the independence layer 15:10 Everyone is building the same agent 16:35 Why Amjad built bring-your-own-cloud 18:10 Amjad's agent that runs his whole company 19:55 Why 10 specialized agents beat one 23:35 Machines, not humans, should specialize 27:30 Guardrails for agents talking to agents 31:10 Models training their own replacements 33:45 Most tasks don't need a frontier model 40:50 Training small models on Qwen 8B 43:25 The Rust cycle is coming for AI 45:10 Fusion models: frontier quality at half the cost YouTube: piped.video/ekK8urKHPMQ @alexatallah @OpenRouter @amasad @eriktorenberg
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β€˜seraphically free From taint of personality,’
Blizzard’s inability to solve the login problem on their product launch day reminds me of the classic Forster essay: The Machine Stops cs.ucdavis.edu/~koehl/Teachi…
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Or are we seeing through the eyes of the seraph
An unbelievable animation: JWST aligns 18 mirror segments until 18 star images become one sharp point of light.
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Very cool and incredibly difficult. Calibrating that many mirror segments is hard enough, let alone doing it all the way out at Sun–Earth L2. JWST is an engineering masterpiece.
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An unbelievable animation: JWST aligns 18 mirror segments until 18 star images become one sharp point of light.
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Question bucket list to ask SGI
are you climbing a mountain for the world to see you or for you to see the world
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Lower the cost of housing or at least upgrade the quality of nomadic infrastructure needed for specific purposes such as warfare, scientific research or medical emergency zones
Replying to @elonmusk
For mobile housing as layout for future smart cities. ( Smart homes packaged for delivery, optimus tweaks a/s customization at arrival. Or hyperloop stations on mobile cities for climate specific scientific researchers, historic excavation sites, epidemic/militarized medical facility camps, temporary construction sites ++ )
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Fsd doesn't need to be applied to just traffic mechanisms or machines. It could be applied to architectural buildings, structures like apartment complex and city plumbing, while working in coherence with traffic signals systems as a whole, in other words in terms of >> terrains <<
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In order to realize affordable Medbeds with aeromobile transports, fsd first needs base docking points which means housing must break free from a architectural geolocational standpoint but evolve into volatile part of an economic ecosystem
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This is how I want my FSD
Made with AI
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Here are ten grotesque hoaxes that permanently broke corporate journalism and exposed their cartel forever. Legacy media executives feign bewilderment over their cratering credibility, yet the historical record tells an undeniable story. The collapse of public trust was earned through calculated psychological operations, doctored footage, and deliberate institutional fraud. They demanded you ignore your own eyes, surrender basic common sense, and treat blatant partisan propaganda as sacred scripture. 1. The "Fiery But Mostly Peaceful" Spectacle (CNN, 2020) Ali Velshi stood in front of towering infernos consuming Kenosha storefronts while the lower-third graphic insisted the scene was "mostly peaceful." The broadcast demanded viewers distrust their own eyes to protect the regime's preferred civil unrest. 2. The Covington Catholic Character Assassination (2019) Legacy networks selectively sliced footage of teenager Nick Sandmann standing motionless while an activist banged a drum inches from his face. The media branded a quiet high schooler as the face of white supremacy, triggering multi-million dollar defamation settlements once uncut footage destroyed the script. 3. The Jussie Smollett Hate Crime Fable (2019) Anchors uncritically broadcast an absurd fairy tale featuring sub-zero Chicago temperatures, roving assailants carrying bleach, and an intact noose. Newsrooms substituted basic police reporting with cheap racial melodrama, crowning a mediocre actor a martyr before Chicago police dismantled the fraud. 4. The Hunter Biden Laptop Suppression (2020) Fifty-one retired intelligence operatives signed a letter laundering genuine domestic corruption as foreign influence. Corporate networks obediently censored the report right before a presidential election, only verifying the laptop years later when political consequences had expired. 5. The Charlottesville "Very Fine People" Deception (2017) Cable news ran a heavily edited nine-second soundbite to convince the public that a sitting president endorsed white supremacists. They buried the explicit sentence spoken moments later condemning neo-Nazis entirely. Networks weaponized this lie for seven consecutive years. 6. The Border Patrol "Whips" Fabrication (2021) Anchors and politicians accused mounted border agents of using whips against Haitian migrants along the Rio Grande. Even after the civilian photographer publicly testified that agents used split reins to control horses, the media kept the smear alive to paralyze sovereign enforcement. 7. The Automotive "Bloodbath" Panic (2024) Commentators clipped a speech analyzing Chinese auto tariffs and manufactured a panic about nationwide political slaughter. Outlets coordinated identical headlines across digital platforms, deliberately deceiving voters to produce cheap campaign fear. Clip Search: Trump bloodbath auto industry speech full context 8. The Steele Dossier Collusion Hoax (2016 to 2019) Cable hosts spent years reading unverified opposition research funded by political opponents as sacred scripture. Pundits guaranteed imminent treason indictments on prime-time television, harvesting viewer paranoia to fuel a multi-million-dollar ratings racket built on zero evidence. 9. The "Hands Up, Don't Shoot" Myth (2014) Pundits raised their hands on air to validate an execution narrative that never happened in Ferguson. The federal Justice Department ultimately demolished the story using forensic ballistics, yet networks permanently embedded the fabrication into modern cultural folklore. 10. The Wuhan Lab Leak "Racist Conspiracy" Blackout (2020) Legacy reporters branded the virology laboratory hypothesis a xenophobic delusion to protect international bureaucracies and federal research grants. Once evidence made the scenario undeniable, the press pivoted without acknowledging their coordinated suppression of scientific inquiry. These ten hoaxes barely scratch the surface of a decades-long catalog of engineered deception. X has character limits, and modern server infrastructure has physical constraints. Documenting every single fabrication produced by the left-wing press would literally require paving the entire surface of the moon with data centers. The legacy cartel traded its credibility for partisan propaganda, and the American public permanently revoked its trust. The monopoly is broken, the curtain is down, and their authority will never return.
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Major labs: EPFL LAPD (Moser) for holographic tomographic VAM, including bio cell-laden hydrogels. Utah Menon group for single-exposure nanoscale phase-mask holographic printing. ECNU Ge chemistry group for laser-assisted SiO2 photonic crystal thermal printing (879 DPI). Approaches stay distinct.
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