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Céline interview with Pierre Dumayet (1957) Rare interview with Louis-Ferdinand Céline! Best transcription available, first time in English! Transcription, translation, and dual language subtitles are my own. Special thanks to: Leo Caesaris @1147x1147 Suevi Man grandtout Follow them! TIMESTAMPS 0:22 On the repercussions of his books 2:57 Responding to...

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@leo_caesaris @1147x1147 @SueviMan @grandtout2 Anons out here doing God’s work

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@leo_caesaris @1147x1147 @SueviMan @grandtout2 Fantastic. Many thanks.

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@bronzeagemantis @leo_caesaris @1147x1147 @SueviMan @grandtout2 Wow, he was even more autistic than I imagined. What a treasure!

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@BorealBaron @leo_caesaris @1147x1147 @SueviMan @grandtout2 Good work!

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@leo_caesaris @SueviMan @grandtout2 Thank you for this. Celine just might be the greatest of them all.

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Here's my conversation with Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський). It was an intense and heartfelt conversation, my goal for which was to do my small part in pushing for peace. We spoke in a mix of 3 languages: English, Ukrainian, and Russian. It's fully dubbed in each of those 3 languages. The original (mixed-language version) is available as well. So the options are: - Audio: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Original (Mixed) - Subtitles: English, Ukrainian, Russian It's available here on X and everywhere else. On X, I'm uploading the Full English overdub version. The other versions will be available on YouTube (see comment thread). Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 3:29 - Introductory words from Lex 13:55 - Language 23:44 - World War II 40:32 - Invasion on Feb 24, 2022 47:07 - Negotiating Peace 1:07:24 - NATO and security guarantees 1:20:17 - Sitting down with Putin and Trump 1:39:47 - Compromise and leverage 1:45:15 - Putin and Russia 1:55:07 - Donald Trump 2:05:39 - Martial Law and Elections 2:17:58 - Corruption 2:26:44 - Elon Musk 2:30:47 - Trump Inauguration on Jan 20 2:33:55 - Power dynamics in Ukraine 2:37:27 - Future of Ukraine 2:42:09 - Choice of language 2:51:39 - Podcast prep and research process 3:00:04 - Travel and setup 3:05:51 - Conclusion
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Here's my conversation with Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський). It was an intense and heartfelt conversation, my goal for which was to do my small part in pushing for peace. We spoke in a mix of 3 languages: English, Ukrainian, and Russian. It's fully dubbed in each of those 3 languages. The original (mixed-language version) is available as well. So the options are: - Audio: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Original (Mixed) - Subtitles: English, Ukrainian, Russian It's available here on X and everywhere else. On X, I'm uploading the Full English overdub version. The other versions will be available on YouTube (see comment thread). Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 3:29 - Introductory words from Lex 13:55 - Language 23:44 - World War II 40:32 - Invasion on Feb 24, 2022 47:07 - Negotiating Peace 1:07:24 - NATO and security guarantees 1:20:17 - Sitting down with Putin and Trump 1:39:47 - Compromise and leverage 1:45:15 - Putin and Russia 1:55:07 - Donald Trump 2:05:39 - Martial Law and Elections 2:17:58 - Corruption 2:26:44 - Elon Musk 2:30:47 - Trump Inauguration on Jan 20 2:33:55 - Power dynamics in Ukraine 2:37:27 - Future of Ukraine 2:42:09 - Choice of language 2:51:39 - Podcast prep and research process 3:00:04 - Travel and setup 3:05:51 - Conclusion

Lex Fridman

16,779,465 次观看 • 1 年前

🇮🇷 Alamut Castle: Iran’s Legendary Fortress in Movies and Video Games Alamut Castle was originally built in the ninth century at an elevation over 6,800 feet. It was constructed in such a way that it only had one passable entrance that wound its way around the cliff, making the fortress difficult to conquer. But in 1090 A.D., a man named Hassan-i Sabbah was able to do just that. Hassan was an Ismaili Shia, which was a sect of Islam that faced heavy persecution from the region’s ruling leader. He rallied supporters as he hid within the valleys of Alamut. Eventually, he and his followers were able to concoct a plan that let them take over the fortress without spilling a single drop of blood (Hassan supposedly even paid the ousted ruler for the site). The fortress became a stronghold for him and his followers, who came to be referred to as his Assassins. They updated the castle’s irrigation and strengthened its defenses. And, perhaps most notably, they built an exquisite library full of literature about astronomy, math, philosophy, and even alchemy. Hassan created his own state, using the other fortresses scattered throughout the remote mountains and valleys as bases. He and his followers did more than just strengthen their strategic hideouts: They were also accomplished killers. The Assassins used their skills against the rulers of the Seljuk Turkish Empire, but their reach soon extended into Syria. It was here that they targeted one of history’s most famous figures: the Sunni Kurd Sultan Saladin (Salah ad-Din), the future liberator of Jerusalem. The Assassins viewed Saladin’s mission to unify the Islamic world under Sunni rule as a direct threat to their existence. They made two distinct attempts on his life. Beyond their conflict with Saladin, they also turned their attention toward foreign enemies such as the Crusaders. They were meticulous in killing the targeted individual, attempting to do so without any additional casualties. They cultivated their reputation by slaying victims in public, often in mosques. Their weapon of choice is said to have been a dagger. Mongolian invaders conquered the castle in the 13th century. They demolished the fortress and burned most of the rare contents that had been safeguarded in its library.
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🇮🇷 Alamut Castle: Iran’s Legendary Fortress in Movies and Video Games Alamut Castle was originally built in the ninth century at an elevation over 6,800 feet. It was constructed in such a way that it only had one passable entrance that wound its way around the cliff, making the fortress difficult to conquer. But in 1090 A.D., a man named Hassan-i Sabbah was able to do just that. Hassan was an Ismaili Shia, which was a sect of Islam that faced heavy persecution from the region’s ruling leader. He rallied supporters as he hid within the valleys of Alamut. Eventually, he and his followers were able to concoct a plan that let them take over the fortress without spilling a single drop of blood (Hassan supposedly even paid the ousted ruler for the site). The fortress became a stronghold for him and his followers, who came to be referred to as his Assassins. They updated the castle’s irrigation and strengthened its defenses. And, perhaps most notably, they built an exquisite library full of literature about astronomy, math, philosophy, and even alchemy. Hassan created his own state, using the other fortresses scattered throughout the remote mountains and valleys as bases. He and his followers did more than just strengthen their strategic hideouts: They were also accomplished killers. The Assassins used their skills against the rulers of the Seljuk Turkish Empire, but their reach soon extended into Syria. It was here that they targeted one of history’s most famous figures: the Sunni Kurd Sultan Saladin (Salah ad-Din), the future liberator of Jerusalem. The Assassins viewed Saladin’s mission to unify the Islamic world under Sunni rule as a direct threat to their existence. They made two distinct attempts on his life. Beyond their conflict with Saladin, they also turned their attention toward foreign enemies such as the Crusaders. They were meticulous in killing the targeted individual, attempting to do so without any additional casualties. They cultivated their reputation by slaying victims in public, often in mosques. Their weapon of choice is said to have been a dagger. Mongolian invaders conquered the castle in the 13th century. They demolished the fortress and burned most of the rare contents that had been safeguarded in its library.

MENA Visuals

41,219 次观看 • 5 个月前

My first interview with Ted Feldmann () founder of Durin Durin builds and operates automated drill rigs to accelerate mineral discovery in America. 0:31 Growing up in mining 2:32 MP Materials 4:12 Rare earths & critical minerals 7:09 History of exploration drilling 15:12 Starting a mining startup 17:11 Steps to build a mine 20:22 Exploration, Feasibility, Development 22:08 How long it takes to turn on a mine 24:03 Building relationships with people who don’t embrace change 25:48 Rare Earths Conference story 27:33 Half the mining work force will retire by 2030 33:25 Raising money for a mining startup 35:00 SpaceX billboard story 36:56 Hiring process 38:25 Executive order on mineral production 45:47 Building the first drill 52:26 Role models
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My first interview with Ted Feldmann () founder of Durin Durin builds and operates automated drill rigs to accelerate mineral discovery in America. 0:31 Growing up in mining 2:32 MP Materials 4:12 Rare earths & critical minerals 7:09 History of exploration drilling 15:12 Starting a mining startup 17:11 Steps to build a mine 20:22 Exploration, Feasibility, Development 22:08 How long it takes to turn on a mine 24:03 Building relationships with people who don’t embrace change 25:48 Rare Earths Conference story 27:33 Half the mining work force will retire by 2030 33:25 Raising money for a mining startup 35:00 SpaceX billboard story 36:56 Hiring process 38:25 Executive order on mineral production 45:47 Building the first drill 52:26 Role models

Ti Morse

49,812 次观看 • 1 年前

so i’ve been seeing tweets about how liam sang the first line of wmyb and the last line of history and it’s gut wrenching. but i also wanted to expand on that, not so much to break our hearts, but to show - in numbers - how fucking amazing Liam has always been. this is how i’m choosing to deal with my grief… **as a disclaimer, this is NOT a dig at any of the other boys. i’m a ride or die ot5 so don’t try to play me. this is just a celebration of liam bc he deserves it. so not only was liam integral in forming 1d, but he was also a key factor for keeping them on xfactor. we have the receipts that liam was the first one chosen basically back in 2008 and the other 4 were chosen during that table discussion that was released last yr [tbh they were scouting for boys to form the band with liam before the 2010 season but that’s for another time] in the video below, you’ll see that liam soloed at the start of the song that got them through to the live shows [torn], and then he soloed at the start of every single song they sang on the xfactor. literally every single song! i didn’t think to do the math, but he also soloed at the end of a lot of them too. he was the anchor for the band at that time. then the albums started: up all night, take me home, midnight memories, four, and made in the am. and guess what? liam had the most solos [by 1 but the point is they didn’t decrease his solos to make room for the others]. here they are in the order of the albums [obviously zayn had to drop out of the race] Liam: 18, 19, 17, 16, 18 = 88 Harry: 18, 19, 16, 16, 18 = 87 Louis: 8, 20, 17, 16, 18 = 79 Niall: 8, 18, 17, 16, 18 = 77 Zayn: 18, 19, 16, 16 = 69 idk if the band or their team made sure to make the solos pretty equal after uan, but obviously it was the right move. so all i wanted to show was that without 14yo liam making it as far as he did in 2008 and sc seeing his potential [and his own potential for greed], one direction may never have been formed. and if it did form without liam, it would likely not have been the powerhouse that it was from the very beginning bc it would have been without its anchor.
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so i’ve been seeing tweets about how liam sang the first line of wmyb and the last line of history and it’s gut wrenching. but i also wanted to expand on that, not so much to break our hearts, but to show - in numbers - how fucking amazing Liam has always been. this is how i’m choosing to deal with my grief… **as a disclaimer, this is NOT a dig at any of the other boys. i’m a ride or die ot5 so don’t try to play me. this is just a celebration of liam bc he deserves it. so not only was liam integral in forming 1d, but he was also a key factor for keeping them on xfactor. we have the receipts that liam was the first one chosen basically back in 2008 and the other 4 were chosen during that table discussion that was released last yr [tbh they were scouting for boys to form the band with liam before the 2010 season but that’s for another time] in the video below, you’ll see that liam soloed at the start of the song that got them through to the live shows [torn], and then he soloed at the start of every single song they sang on the xfactor. literally every single song! i didn’t think to do the math, but he also soloed at the end of a lot of them too. he was the anchor for the band at that time. then the albums started: up all night, take me home, midnight memories, four, and made in the am. and guess what? liam had the most solos [by 1 but the point is they didn’t decrease his solos to make room for the others]. here they are in the order of the albums [obviously zayn had to drop out of the race] Liam: 18, 19, 17, 16, 18 = 88 Harry: 18, 19, 16, 16, 18 = 87 Louis: 8, 20, 17, 16, 18 = 79 Niall: 8, 18, 17, 16, 18 = 77 Zayn: 18, 19, 16, 16 = 69 idk if the band or their team made sure to make the solos pretty equal after uan, but obviously it was the right move. so all i wanted to show was that without 14yo liam making it as far as he did in 2008 and sc seeing his potential [and his own potential for greed], one direction may never have been formed. and if it did form without liam, it would likely not have been the powerhouse that it was from the very beginning bc it would have been without its anchor.

buffaLOLO ❯❯❯❯ 💋🪩🍋🕊️👽🌈✌🏼×͜×🇮🇪❤️💛

29,007 次观看 • 1 年前

My first interview with Sam Altman, Co-Founder of OpenAI. 0:04 How to start a startup 3:30 Trusting exponentials 4:57 Operating in chaotic environments 6:12 Learning to enjoy painful experiences 8:03 Creating abundant intelligence 11:15 Keeping core suppliers on OpenAI’s timelines 12:10 Invention of the joint-stock company 15:30 The best CEOs aren’t sociopaths 16:46 We are in the singularity 18:09 AI authoritarianism vs liberty 19:24 Texting 300-400 people a day 20:32 Having a small number of deep beliefs about the future 21:41 Critical path 22:25 Thinking about what’s next 23:38 Getting on planes in marginal situations 28:16 Buying lots of compute 30:51 Ambition 34:00 Google shouldn’t have let OpenAI survive 37:54 Having his life shot through a cannon after the launch of ChatGPT 41:20 The growth of Codex 42:02 The Death Star tweet 44:46 Status games and desire to be useful 47:57 Not being ambitious enough on compute investments 50:26 Execution 51:45 Ask for what you want 54:11 First few weeks of OpenAI 55:15 Shutting down Sora to focus on Codex 57:44 Designing beautiful products 59:01 Getting addicted to TikTok 1:01:03 Inventing a new device 1:02:53 Try to get better at your strengths 1:05:57 Masa is an n of 1 1:07:11 Real trends vs fake trends
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My first interview with Sam Altman, Co-Founder of OpenAI. 0:04 How to start a startup 3:30 Trusting exponentials 4:57 Operating in chaotic environments 6:12 Learning to enjoy painful experiences 8:03 Creating abundant intelligence 11:15 Keeping core suppliers on OpenAI’s timelines 12:10 Invention of the joint-stock company 15:30 The best CEOs aren’t sociopaths 16:46 We are in the singularity 18:09 AI authoritarianism vs liberty 19:24 Texting 300-400 people a day 20:32 Having a small number of deep beliefs about the future 21:41 Critical path 22:25 Thinking about what’s next 23:38 Getting on planes in marginal situations 28:16 Buying lots of compute 30:51 Ambition 34:00 Google shouldn’t have let OpenAI survive 37:54 Having his life shot through a cannon after the launch of ChatGPT 41:20 The growth of Codex 42:02 The Death Star tweet 44:46 Status games and desire to be useful 47:57 Not being ambitious enough on compute investments 50:26 Execution 51:45 Ask for what you want 54:11 First few weeks of OpenAI 55:15 Shutting down Sora to focus on Codex 57:44 Designing beautiful products 59:01 Getting addicted to TikTok 1:01:03 Inventing a new device 1:02:53 Try to get better at your strengths 1:05:57 Masa is an n of 1 1:07:11 Real trends vs fake trends

Ti Morse

963,230 次观看 • 28 天前