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The back of the Navier-Stokes milestone shirt is the last line of the chain-of-thought from the solution:
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Meet Reid Rupp. He's the owner of JP Exteriors in Austin, TX.
Folks in Austin should avoid doing any business with this turd.
8906 Wall Street
Austin, TX
512.960.3191
Straight up racist MAGA trash.
Shame on you Reid.
MAGA man ready to call ICE on Hispanic couple—at music festival in Austin, Texas.
"I am racist!" he yells proudly.
"Go back to your country!"
"The average IQ of you people is 70."
"You people are retarded."
"We don't want you here in my country!"
"You smell—go back to Mexico!"
This past weekend was Weekend 2 of Austin City Limits Festival 2026 at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas.
The ACL Weekend 2 lineup spanned pop, indie, electronic, rock, and Latin music.
With Puerto Rican artist Young Miko bringing reggaeton and trap alongside headliners like Charli xcx, Lorde, Rüfüs Du Sol, Kings of Leon, Twenty One Pilots, and The xx.
Chase Kennedyy posts gym, nightlife, and event content around Austin.
He doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length, English translated, and credited video here to help raise awareness.
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"stochastic parrot" was a mimetically-fit cognitive virus that spread from 2021-2025; it temporarily blinded many gifted people to the nature of AI progress, burning up crucial years in which they could have helped think through the response to the situation.
parents the world over today are forcing their children into misguided rat races for some status ladder that almost certainly won’t exist by the time they come out the other side. the world is changing rapidly. let them put down their grinding and keep their wits about them
for those monitoring the situation this seems to be the official US department of education account doing a dogwhistle about getting rid of some Indian kids attending a UT football game
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new post: the senior engineer death spiral
sunilpai.dev/posts/the-senio…
a friend just started a big job and asked for some advice. so I braindumped a monologue about a super common failure mode I see with engineers and posted it here, hope it helps whoever it can.
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The state of conservatism is that you prove your bonafides by telling everyone you married a white woman
Replying to @hasanthehun
She’s Christian, born in America and her mom is white. Care to shows us a picture of your family?
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Classic example of Goldilocks racism. Black Americans are dumb and obviously inferior, but Asian Americans are superior in a way she doesn't like (they try too hard!) There's one group, though, that's juuuuuust right.
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AIs cracking short-term superforecasting is such an important (and, still, under-discussed) trend.
Via a new piece from @nikostro economist.com/science-and-te…
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Wild. As recently as Dec 2024, the typical AI researcher thought AI wouldn't solve a Millennium math problem until 2054.
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OpenRouter users spent more on OpenAI models than on Anthropic models last week.
This hasn't happened for more than 2.5 years
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If this many Indians on campus upsets you, you’re really going to hate a level playing field!
Indian-Americans generally face discrimination FAR more extensive than whites or East Asians: In Columbia's admissions data, South Asians with SATs over 1550 had 57% lower admission odds than white applicants with the same stats.
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i've seen many pretraining runs "finish early" in my time and it's never because because things are going too well 🤭
strongly empathize with the instinct to be skeptical when a lot of powerful parties are saying something in concert. i think quite a bit of skepticism is justified, and the "verifiers" should themselves be verified. they will become enormously powerful over the next few years
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the problem is that in order to make this argument terry had to claim that the *real point* of mathematics is *not* to solve problems but to produce "conceptual understanding and insight" - implicitly, nearly exclusively in the minds of mathematicians, since nearly nobody else can understand what they're doing. this is not how literally any other academic field of study justifies its own existence. physics, chemistry, biology, history, literature, philosophy - academic fields are supposed to produce outputs that matter to the *public*, or else there's no reason they should be supported by the public and public organizations
it is completely reasonable for anyone who's not a mathematician to look at this and ask: why are you guys admitting out loud that solving mathematical problems doesn't accomplish anything directly? what are you spending all your time doing then? if mathematical problems are useless then why aren't you solving problems that actually matter in other fields?
Terminal-Bench Science by @terminalbench and @StevenDillmann is now on Vals AI.
It consists of 70 research workflow tasks written and reviewed by researchers in the field, ranging in topics from signal reconstruction to calibrating models. It tests whether AI models can do scientific research.
we launched the most comprehensive ai performance engineering repo in the world last week
now we'll be posting every single resource
this is Wafer's ai performance engineering series
save this as your starting point. links in thread 🧵
part 1: "All About Transformer Inference" from How To Scale Your Model.
- the authors cover the computations, memory traffic, and serving decisions behind transformer inference:
- arithmetic intensity of linear layers and attention across prefill and decode.
- kv cache sizing by layer count, kv heads, head dimension, sequence length, and precision.
- the compute/hbm bandwidth crossover and how batch size and quantization shift it.
- decode latency and throughput bounds from parameter bytes, kv bytes, and hardware bandwidth.
- weight reuse through batching and diminishing throughput gains as kv traffic grows.
- gqa, kv quantization, and PagedAttention, including the memory costs each addresses.
- model sharding, kv placement, and collective communication overhead.
- continuous batching, prefix caching, and disaggregated prefill/decode.
the worked problems connect model dimensions to deployment decisions like memory capacity, workload distribution, and expected performance under the stated assumptions.
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🚨EXCLUSIVE: Meta’s elite ~100-person “TBD” superintelligence team was behind the employee-tracking program that recorded workers’ keystrokes, mouse movements and screens to train AI.
Rylan Schaeffer, who left Meta in July, was one of MCI’s leaders and reported to Alexandr Wang + Jack Rae.
Two months after Meta shut MCI down over an internal data leak, it remains suspended
this thing triggered an internal revolt:
>record employees’ keystrokes + mouse movements to train AI Models.
>capture what’s on their screens
>no opt-out
>workers nickname the recording device the “Eye of Sauron”
>1,800+ employees sign a petition
>CTO Andrew Bosworth insists: “How would any of this end up in ‘the open’? This is tightly controlled data.”
>employees then discover MCI data was viewable across the ENTIRE company
>including full private conversations wtf
>Meta shuts it off within hours








































