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“This is the bare minimum of what we need to do together to fight against the worms! Shave it, or you’re part of the problem.” This maniac wants people to shave their heads for their own safety and claims that it’s the equivalent to getting a vaccine. What the hell is going on, what am I missing here?

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We hear a lot of talk about freedom from the Republican Party. Freedom for who? I am not aware of any state in this country that is telling men what to do or not to with their own bodies.

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herdr isn't an app. that's by design. it's a runtime for your coding agents. it owns your terminals, your agents, their state, and lets you drive them from anywhere. that was the idea from day one. but people started running with it faster than we could give them a real way to. even without any official support, they're already building on top of it. web, ios, dashboards. their own idea of what a client even is. so here's a sneak peek 👇 it's native api support in the runtime, the thing we've been building so you can. the tui will always be the first citizen. but soon you'll be able to build your own client on top of herdr, on the same protocol we do.

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35,784 views • 1 month ago

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Sequoia's Pat Grady says systems of record software companies are relatively safe from AI disruption, but that systems of engagement companies built on top of them are in trouble: "The first wave of the on-prem to cloud transition was transitioning systems of record — the Workdays, Salesforces, and Servicenows of the world." "The second layer on top of that was the systems of engagement. The systems of record might own the core database, but then there are a bunch of different workflow applications that reside on top." "I think what we're going to see with the wave of AI software is a third layer on top of those." "It's the layer that does the work. It's the agents getting deployed. They may or may not need those workflows beneath them, but certainly need access to everything that's sitting in that system of record." "As a result, I think those systems of record companies are relatively safe. They may not catch a lot of net new workloads, because those might go to the AI native companies. But I think overall they're pretty safe." "I think some of those workflow-based companies in the middle are in trouble, because they're neither the systems of record nor the agentic capability that's getting deployed. So they'll have to figure out how to become like that agent harness, so to speak, for whatever job needs to be done."

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AOC: Once they can be on the up and up, providing their own energy, building out and investing in the infrastructure, refusing to free ride off of the American people, then we can continue to develop and explore this technology. I don't think this is about a denial of science or American competitiveness, but it is an integration of protection of the American people, instead of allowing this to happen at their expense.

Acyn

12,987 views • 6 months ago

This weekend, Tehran’s foreign minister went on Meet the Press to threaten America with a "doomsday war." Now this just could be a desperate last-minute threat knowing their country is about to implode on itself. But also understand a doomsday war is exactly what they've always wanted. And if they can't achieve that militarily, they'll just keep doing what they've done for the past decade. Invade. Just look at Europe. They don't care about their own economic destruction or even the lives of their own people. Invasion and ideological takeover was always and WILL always be their true end goal. No one can negotiate with that.
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This weekend, Tehran’s foreign minister went on Meet the Press to threaten America with a "doomsday war." Now this just could be a desperate last-minute threat knowing their country is about to implode on itself. But also understand a doomsday war is exactly what they've always wanted. And if they can't achieve that militarily, they'll just keep doing what they've done for the past decade. Invade. Just look at Europe. They don't care about their own economic destruction or even the lives of their own people. Invasion and ideological takeover was always and WILL always be their true end goal. No one can negotiate with that.

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🇺🇸 ANDREW TATE: ALL SYSTEMS COLLAPSE, DEMOCRACY IS NEXT "All systems are broken. Democracy is a good system, but it becomes corrupted. And obviously, dictatorships are not a perfect system either. All systems eventually collapse under the weight of their own ineptitude, because all systems are inept. It is a cycle in which democracy falls to a kingdom of some sort, where we find a savior. Eventually, when the king dies and is replaced by someone inept, we then call to choose our own king, and democracy returns. I'm not saying I have the solution to this, because all empires have fallen the same way. What I'm saying, and what I'm doing, is lamenting the end of democracy as we know it, because it is happening in front of our eyes."

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133,341 views • 1 year ago