Max S retweeted
I see Algerian flags. I see Palestinian flags. I see Communist flags. I see the Suriname flag. What I don't see is any French flags...
Max S retweeted
France will not recover; this is the end. The nation has lost the cultural war. The demographic structure has shifted forever.
People who find it easy to spray graffiti on the magnificent architecture of French cities and burn Paris are the new French people.
All class and decorum are gone.
Arrivals from failed third-world states are not coming to assimilate or to be French; they are coming to live the third-world way.
The unfolding civil unrest in France is not fundamentally about student grievances or dilapidated classrooms.
The chaos is the inevitable result of an unholy, anti-white alliance that has turned parts of major French cities into dangerous enclaves where state authority has completely surrendered.
The Emmanuel Macron administration has completely lost control.
The political elite have spent years hiding the true demographic shifts, pretending that multicultural integration works while the traditional French way of life is hollowed out.
The French state is broke and paralyzed because it has spent decades funding its own demographic replacement.
The areas burning today are heavily linked to enclaves where the police rarely dare to venture, zones where Western legal norms have been replaced by radical, sectarian influences.
While the mainstream media tries to fact-check the footage by calling it old or out of context, the raw video on the ground shows a society reaching a violent tipping point.
This unrest is a warning sign for the entire Western world.
A country that refuses to defend its borders, its history, and its culture will eventually face the progressive implosion of social trust.
Once you surrender your borders and sacrifice your national identity to accommodate diasporas with totally different cultural backgrounds, you do not get a richer society; you get a war zone.
France has completely failed its own people.
Max S retweeted
This is what was just burned down.
The barbarians don’t care about your culture or your history
Max S retweeted
French woman begs protestors who looted and destroyed her shop to stop
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The woman shown is not the owner of the shop. The video was recorded by Frédéric Munsch at a Franprix supermarket in Paris being looted during protests. He stated she was pleading with the looters as it harmed the high school students' cause. facebook.com/reel/218603209… ynetnews.com/article/sjjy5z…
There was a clear moment when codex overtook Claude among x community few months ago. Now it’s reverse @thsottiaux
Max S retweeted
RYBAK1NA 🥇
Elena Rybakina will become the 30th woman to be ranked world No.1 in singles since the WTA rankings began in 1975!
>math professor spends a year on one of the hardest unsolved problems in math
>"Navier-Stokes"
>his drafts for the whole project went through codex sessions
>openai had his logs in codex
>suddenly rumor leaks AI solved it
>he emails openai to ask what's going on
>openai calls within days
>"funny story, our model also solved it"
>using his exact approach
>asks openai: did you train on my sessions?
>no answer
Max S retweeted
Synthetic data derived from production user data of consumer AI tools is used for training. I’ve heard this rumour from both large labs’ employees.
In particular, if you’re doing something “interesting” like working on complex math/business/software/bio problems you’re dramatically more likely to get trained on because they filter/up-weight towards those usecases where the model has the most to learn.
Even in ZDR and “we won’t train on you” regimes, derivative data is usually carved out. The promise is only not to train on exactly the data you put in, rewritten data is fair game.
We congratulate Levent Alpöge and Tristan Buckmaster on their remarkable mathematical work.
We (the researchers and the agents) did not see any of their work through any means until they released it publicly — in particular, no specific user data was accessed in order to solve this problem.
While unlikely, we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models.
However, our proofs differ significantly and even the precise results proved are different in the Euler case (forced vs. unforced).
Superhuman redesign is a disaster
@Superhuman
I need suggestions on which app to migrate to
Max S retweeted
What began as an anarchistic collaboration of equals has become a commercialized escape hatch for the wealthy.
📝: John Law sfstandard.com/2026/08/29/bu…
Max S retweeted
Half the cost of a lithium-ion battery is the cathode. China makes roughly 90% of the world's supply. Tesla just switched on the first plant in North America producing it at large scale.
America finally makes the hard part.
For twenty years the deal was that we design the product and China makes the chemistry inside it. A car could be assembled in Texas, with cells built in Texas, and still be strategically Chinese, because the powder inside those cells crossed the Pacific. In 2025 Beijing even added cathode production technology to its export control list. Governments don't restrict the export of things that don't matter. China looked at its cathode position and decided it was leverage worth protecting.
Tesla built it anyway.
And they didn't copy the Chinese process. They leapfrogged it. Conventional cathode lines need solvent slurries, football-field drying ovens, and a solvent recovery plant. Tesla's dry coating deletes all three. The material fought back for years, cracking and delaminating under compression, and Tesla only confirmed fully dry production of both electrodes in January 2026. Seven years after buying Maxwell for the technology, it works at scale.
The permit for this building was filed in 2022 under the codename Project Cathode. Four years from dirt to powder, sitting next door to the cells it feeds.
Every other automaker on the continent still imports theirs.
Network School is back.
We’re up and running in the beautiful country of Kazakhstan, which combines high tech, low cost, brilliant people, a competent state, and plenty of space to build.
So: if you want to build a techno-optimist society with us, apply to Network School.
Apply to Network School Kazakhstan
Join our friendly community to learn technology, burn calories, work remotely, and bootstrap startup societies. Built in partnership with the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Max S retweeted
The box office success of The Odyssey is another reminder that Twitter Discourse is not real life.

























