@izs

npm inventor. he/whatever. If I blocked you, might be a mistake. https://xitter.cf/t.co/Ys5NAG5nfF https://xitter.cf/t.co/iwFRnce31a

 Oakland CA
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isaacs@izsOct 10
Regarding 88eD9REpDNqrHg4oriLGeYj5bKF1nTRoBVDKCLQRpump It’s not me. It doesn’t help npm or me in any way. It’s a scam. They’re all scams. Don’t buy pump coins.
isaacs@izsOct 10
Replying to @cabron_sol @ale8onedd
Shouldn’t invest in any of them. Just fucking buy index funds and bonds and real estate. Spend money on education and get a job you like that pays ok. Live in a cheaper area. Eat vegetables. Wear sunscreen. Don’t waste your money on these scams, they will always burn you.
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"I recognize that she spent an enormous amount of money trying to destroy you personally, but then you said in public that she did that, so who's the REAL victim here?" I feel like I'm taking crazy pills lol, some of y'all are so gullible and feeble.
John Carreyrou
@JohnCarreyrou4h
Did Elizabeth Holmes coming after me and my sources with everything she had and threatening to sue us out of existence bias me? Yes.
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It's much worse. People like Holmes and Evans ARE the antibodies, but they are the antibodies of the status quo, and keep out people who see clearly, speak plainly, and have truly challenging innovative ideas.
First Panda in Space@nub12h
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Society, somehow, has still not developed antibodies against people who tell compelling but easily debunked lies. Still hilarious that holmes stole 700 million dollars from people who's only job is due diligence by wearing a black turtleneck and using a dude voice.
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To me the most fascinating part of the YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING discourse is the existence of Billy stans
paulina slagter
@paulinaslagterOct 18
They threw everything at Billy, and the worst they got was hardball negotiating (maybe) with a $3.5B production company and a request to follow BOP policy. A husband protecting his family. Meanwhile, Amanda Seyfried comes off like a meddling lunatic.
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Max Read@readmaxread22h
bk twitter: wow. finally a movie exploring truth and representation... sf twitter: chilling investigation of a sociopath (amanda seyfried) ... abbott and costello twitter: anyone know why they showed the (inferior imho) '58 version and not the longer '45 performance?
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If there's one thing women love it's when you show them "one of the most famous comedy routines of all time" and interrogate them on whether or not they understand why it's funny
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If you saw You Can See Everything and came away thinking anything is unknowable and ambiguous, you’re part of the reason that narcissists can run roughshod over society and usually get away with it.
John Carreyrou
@JohnCarreyrouOct 18
A few readers have taken me to task for “missing the point of the film,” which is apparently that Elizabeth Holmes is unknowable and everything is ambiguous. Here’s my response: She went after Tyler Shultz and Erika Cheung with everything she had. I was threatened with litigation on a daily basis for months on end. It was a ruthless cover-up of a breathtaking fraud, and she was at the controls. Just a little context for those who have forgotten or didn’t follow the original story. By the way, I loved the film. #BestPicture, IMO.
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It is possible to feel bad for her, to pity her and the situation she’s in, AND ALSO recognize that she is 100% the villain of this story, completely untrustworthy, party to every wrong doing perpetrated, deceptive in excessive gratuitous ways, obsessed with her status and image.
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The fact that the documentary evokes this human emotional response, while also making it SO CLEAR that she’s *exactly* the snake you walked in there thinking she is, is a work of stunning filmmaking genius.
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In every David Attenborough media I’ve seen everyone is portrayed as an inhuman animal except for David and that seems very suspicious
Daniel
@growing_danielOct 18
In every Nathan Fielder media I’ve seen everyone is portrayed as a moron or morally flawed except for Nathan and that seems very suspicious
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rory ✦*@vaurealisOct 18
she's a 10 but she's a 9. she's an 8. she has a red wire and a blue wire. you don't know which to cut. she's a 7
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The Theranos Effect youtu.be/d9EaqyoA29E?is=Frxt…

The Theranos Trap

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A similar effect happens with AI all too often. Theranos : medical diagnostics :: AI : any complicated societal problem
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the plan: convince an autistic man whose special interest is pathological lying that you're not a pathological liar, just autistic
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People want to associate autism with narcissism so they can pathologize us
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prediction about jobs and dating
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Opinions from inside the tech bubble are so funny. 'Elizabeth Holmes is a sociopath and narcissist who will do anything, even kill people, to raise the valuation of her company. I don't see how this is interesting, everyone is like that.'
roon
@tszzlOct 17
nathan fielder has an almost incomprehensible film making talent and he’s wasting it on some quite boring subject matter. there is nothing very interesting about elizabeth holmes or billy evans
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this map is triggering the "overfull clusterphobia" ick feeling in me. idontlikeit
YUNI WA@yuniwaofficialOct 15
If you smoke weed from the gas station you automatically get transported to a timeline where America looks like this.
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emily l@laskinOct 15
I've been searching for wordcel LLM use cases for about six months, and so far the best one I've found is copy editing Russian. I do a lot of business comms in Russian, which is not my native language I know many, many people have this situation with English. Maybe useful advice:
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