I think I might write a book called “The Empire That Never Ended” about gnosticism within a technically non heretical orthodox framework. And Palantir. But who knows. Probably won’t.

Even interdimensional demons in underwater bases know not to fuck around with a bulletproof ballroom

It’s going to take more than Bitcoin to fix that beast behind you. You’re gonna need a whip. Or a Dodge Challenger. View quoted note →

Stop listening to indie rock, dickhead. Or at least listen to better indie rock. Also get some decent headphones and use BitTorrent to download FLAC files like a normal person instead of listening to half the song on Spotify.

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We're on the ground floor of a new platform that is going to explode over the next few years. Those of us who are simply consistent with content are going to end up with top accounts regardless of the quality. However, I am considering posting a video of me sticking a banana up my ass, just to make sure everything goes smoothly.

I know you're a fellow Timmy fan. It creates a conundrum. The other week, the funniest bit in the show was Erika Kirk using neurogum.

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Most of his ads though are just as annoying as anyone else’s. Well, not annoying as Tucker’s, because that nigga just puts them in the middle of sentences. But yeah, this app changed my life. There is apparently a way to download YouTube audio for a podcast app. I couldn’t really understand it, but it would be worth it for someone who primarily uses podcast apps. Since Freetube allows subs without a google account though, and I don’t use a phone, I’m fine with that option. For those using Freetube, Sponsorblock is installed by default but it’s not turned on by default. Also, noteworthy: you can skip not only ad reads, but intros. Such as the Judge’s 3 minute Ron Paul speech for his 28 minute show. Imagine this: if you sit and watch 2 hours of the Judge, which is not even all his daily content, you’ve listened to 12 minutes of that Ron Paul intro. Boomers, man. No matter how based they may appear, they are going to do you in, possibly in some strange way you never could have imagined was even possible. View quoted note →

Palantir’s business model is literally “give us all your secrets and we’ll organize them for you.” They don’t have a better AI. They are just using Claude. So any government could just use AI to organize their own secrets instead of giving them to a shady US organization tied to intelligence. The US already has an in-built mechanism for using private companies as contractors to do illegal things, and regardless, the US government functions on private lobbying (paying politicians to redirect public funds to you - best ROI ever). There is zero reason for any other country to contract with Palantir.

I assume everyone is already using Brave, which blocks all normal ads, including on YouTube. However, it does not block ad reads. Adding this to Brave will block ad reads, which have gotten out of control.

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There’s no podcast app that lets you block ad reads, unfortunately. I don’t have a phone anymore, but I use an mp3 player for podcasts when I’m out, and the amount of ad reads is always shocking. People no doubt skip these while driving, which means that Tucker Carlson is killing people with his constant ad reads. Is he killing as many as Israel? We don’t have the numbers yet.

At least 30% of Americans celebrate whenever Iran scores points against the US military. Some top sentiments include: -“Semper Fi, Semper Fags” -“Soldiers Die, God Laughs” -“Soldiers Die for Fag Marriage” -“Jews Rape Kids” -“Fags are Violent” There’s nothing that can be done about it. The only solution was to not be a fag nation. It’s much too late for that.

The Tim Dillion Show is the apotheosis of whatever kind of shock comedy slash harsh reality news and cultural commentary I did at the Daily Stormer. HePggTZ8V22Vcferent medium, but the aesthetics and rhythm are very similar. I used to read Hunter S. Thompson and say “I could never write this good.” It turn out I actually could. If someone were to compile my best work, it would be better than Thompson’s best work. Dillon, however, is funnier than I could ever be. On his current podcast. His standup is not great. He seems to labor over his written material too much and it loses the edge of the stuff that comes out of his mouth when he just starts talking. He’s not a person I would totally trust to be honest about everything, necessarily. He would probably sell people out for some space in a vault when the big war happens. On the other hand, he might blow that gig by thinking it is too funny to publicly joke about it. He blew his gig for the Saudi comedy festival by talking about how he supported slavery, and blew any chance in Hollywood by immediately calling Joker 2, which he had a cameo in, “the worst movie ever made.” He blew the chance for any serious political connections by publicly commenting on a dinner he had with James “JD Vance” Bowman. He can’t even resist mocking Joe Rogan, who he credits for making him rich and famous (I don’t agree that Rogan deserves that credit). This week’s bit on a staged alien invasion is most of my talking points about such a thing, but he says it in a way so much funnier than I could say it, even back when I was funny. No bitterness here, by the way. I’m glad someone is talking about real shit in a way that’s funny. For me personally, the similarities in content are flattering, and his popularity is a confirmation that my approach was correct, and that I would have been ultra-huge if it would not have been for the censorship. It’s unclear why he isn’t censored. I guess it was just the right timing that allowed him to get big after the Ukraine/coronavirus censorship had gone too far and had to be rolled back and they didn’t know exactly where to draw the line (aside from the fact that I’m banned from everything forever - except Nostr, which is the only platform for real niggas anyway).

I’ve been exhausted. But no matter how exhausted a nigga be, he always be said to himself “at least I ain’t be Tim Pool exhausted.” This poor sorry bastard is gonna be in a nursing home at 45. He looks like someone with a peanut allergy that only eats peanuts. He could be addicted to bee stings.

lol Yeah, I'm getting a lot of similar feedback on this. People are sending a lot of data on successes of AI job replacement. Clearly, the maximalist claims were wrong, AGI is a hoax. And there is an unsustainable amount of money in the industry that is not making a return, pushing the “growth company” model beyond anything we’ve ever seen before. Further, I will continue to maintain that Chinese AI is much better and is actually driving development now, rather than the reverse. Qwen and Deepseek/Huawei (Qwen also integrating Huawei) are the defining AI models already, and the question now is the effectiveness with which US companies will be able to rip them off, particularly with relation to efficiency. The infinite money glitch between Nvidia and OpenAI/Oracle is unsustainable unless the compute becomes significantly more efficient. However, having spent a day reviewing this, it seems my premise was slightly outdated, especially in relation to code. The “firing and rehiring because the AI can’t actually do the jobs” is waning, and this latest round of firings appears to be legitimately representative of large scale AI job replacement operation. (Thankfully, most of these layoffs are Indians thus far, who will lose their H1-B status.) So I concede an informal and non-binding partial correction, which I will blame on having been largely out of it in recent months, due to irresponsible alcohol consumption levels and then PAWS. View quoted note →

What I’ve read is that it’s perfectly capable of very rapidly processing satellite imagery, but Palantir is integrating HumInt into targeting, which seems absurd and designed to create an excuse for civilian targeting, which could be entered manually. It definitely was not Claude that thought the girls school was a Kuh-Hamas base - at least not based on satellite imagery. Targeting decoys is something humans do too. There is no indicators that humans can see that AI can’t. The issue in Iran is that basically every visible launcher was a decoy. They have launchers on rails or trucks that roll in and out of caves, making the air campaign that much more retarded. Drones can just be launched out of the cave entrance, without a need to put the launcher on rails. However, the AI would be better at finding the caves they roll out of, and using roving drones to target them as they roll out for launches would be more efficient with AI. In Gaza, Palatir was very good at “blow up all the buildings and large gatherings of people in markets or camps or whatever.” Of course they don’t admit that was the target set, but it’s undeniable. But yes, the US was posting a lot of video of bombings of obvious decoys, but this is because they didn’t even understand Iran’s missile city structure and therefore trained the AI on decoys. The exact details are obviously foggy, but I don’t think Iran had virtually any above ground launchers. What is fucking insane is that while this whole “air dominance” program was being developed by the US military, they just sort of ignore the “yeah but what if they just put their shit underground?” issue. You can’t just randomly drop bunker busters from B-52s all over the place and hope you hit shit. It’s logistically impossible. The bombs are too expensive and slow to produce. The Fordow bombing, which no one can really prove did anything, involved creating craters with GBU-57s and then dropping bombs inside the craters. Trying to do that on every ballistic missile or drone launch would be impossible for human or AI to do with satellite imagery. Hamas, a primitive militia, can’t be bombed out of their rat tunnels, after three years. So the idea that any air campaign in mountainous Iran where they are boring into granite doing anything but slaughtering randos is absurd. Trump’s constant threats about genociding the civilian population are based on the fact that there are no more military targets of any significance. Anyway, in a more “conventional war” (which is kind of a meaningless term at this point, although it does basically apply to the Ukraine, even though it’s all a bunch of drones), AI satellite scans could target troop movements in real time. Idk why this hasn’t been used in the Ukraine more, presumably a desire on both sides not to escalate too far. View quoted note →

I don’t know that this is real. You have to remember, these people will distribute disinformation to make you look stupid by confirming your own beliefs. Obviously, the immediate assumption when you hear there’s another “assassination attempt” is that Israel did it as a warning. But the shirt seems a bit too perfect. There is a general problem now that we don’t know if any photograph or video is real. But in this case, you could have done that with old fashioned photoshop. Or it’s a different boy. They all look the same. View quoted note →

Idk if I told people to learn carpentry, but yeah for a while it made sense to me that LLMs could replace huge numbers of jobs. I'm not a scientist. And all the scientists I read said the hallucinations would be worked out. I don’t remember seeing anyone admit they were intrinsic to the technology before 2025. And through 2025, Altman, Elon, etc. were still doing the AGI hoax. In my defense, I always called AGI a hoax. Further, I’m ahead of most people now on the job replacement hoax. I still hear basically everyone saying AI is going to replace jobs, and "the market” clearly still believes this. Automation will likely replace more jobs than LLMs. AI can be used for war, because the Jews don’t care about civilian casualty rates. A lot of that wunderwaffen stuff is clearly overstated by Palantir and so on. But it can also do this mass surveillance and precrime shit. Previously, there was no way to actually process the NSA bulk data collection. Now there is. Possibly most relevant is the new reality of being unable to tell if video is real. This is going to cause mass psychosis. That has already started. There are all kinds of things AI is going to do, most of which are bad. But replacing humans in most jobs is not one of those things. View quoted note →

I certainly never wanted money. Didn't even want credit (which he gave voluntarily for years). I just wanted him not to work for kikes. That was my only request. Apparently, it was too much to ask. View quoted note →

Is that “woman police” whipping that shirtless patsy? “He tried to shoot the president with a shotgun for some reason, take his clothes off and wrap him in aluminum foil and whip him until we figure out what to do.” This chatGPT manifesto explicitly says “kill any officials other than Kash Patel.” What in fuck? One must assume this is the first of a series of such strange happenings in the saga of America’s war with Iran.

I have written about this. Before the Iran war actually started, before Trump was elected, I was taking it as a given all this would occur. I wrote several pieces. Among other things, I noted that both popular TV shows Fallout and Silo feature a theme where a nuclear war is purposefully triggered by elites as a kind of reset. This is a thought that has gone through my head before. But it was fascinating to have two popular shows have the same theme at the same time. I’ve read/watched a lot of scifi and never really seen this precise idea. It’s maybe adjacent to Dr. Strangelove, but that was an insane person who triggered it, the elite were trying to stop it. Probably the closest is the PKD novel The Penultimate Truth, but it’s a bit different. It seems like a kind of obvious speculative fiction concept, so it’s strange it hadn’t been explored further and then all at once is on two popular shows. Anyway, yes, I have written about this, and have recently mentioned it, talking about underground facilities across the West and these bases elite are building in New Zealand and Hawaii. But I haven’t mentioned it enough. You may have noticed, I haven’t exactly been behind the 8 ball this last year or so. That is actually the wrong idiom. What I meant was “on the ball.” “Behind the 8 ball means the opposite. So, yes. Thank you for the criticism. This should be addressed as my brain starts working with this alternative fuel (brain used to run on alcohol, in the process of transforming into a solar powered magnisium based lifeform). In the story I would tell here, that is not the motivation of Netanyahu himself, but is instead why none of the other Western elites are attempting to stop this by any means necessary. A recent Tim Dillon episode made this argument btw. Might interest you. If you’re familiar with his exposition style. I can’t remember the number, but it was since the war started. View quoted note →

LLM job replacement is almost as big of a hoax as "AGI." Hallucinations are fundamental to the technology. Mythos isn’t available for review, but according to Anthropic’s own data, it only hallucinates 3% less than Opus. This whole industry/media hype around it sure looks like a desperate attempt to prevent the bubble pop. Wow Firefox had a bunch of unfixed bugs? Who could have imagined such a thing. Can Mythos keep it from crashing with ten tabs open on a MacBook with 16gb ram? Can it write code that doesn’t take more time to fix than it would to write it manually? It’s all, conveniently, a secret. Regardles, no one doubted that more compute and development would lead to more “powerful” models, but the reality is that multipass didn’t fix hallucinations, can in fact make them worse with this telephone effect and there is no other solution anyone can think of. LLMs are efficient research assistants, on a personal level where they can be fact-checked. I don’t read think tank papers anymore, I have them summarized in normal language, but even on a fixed data set, all of these LLMs still hallucinate, it’s just that I can catch it because I understand the underlying concepts. This can’t scale. And it doesn’t even replace a professional research assistant, just maybe makes their job easier. I think these lunatics actually thought “a world war doesn’t matter because by the time shit gets real AI will fix it.” Instead, what we are likely to see is the economic fallout from this war being blamed on the AI bubble. I’ll write this stuff essay length in future.

The Twitter Files also documented this with government emails. It wasn’t just a guy saying it. Libertarian anti-speech activists will say “oh that’s bad,” but they won’t entertain the obvious fact that this government dictation of tech censorship didn’t just pop up because of a supposed virus epidemic but was the initial reason for censorship beginning in 2017. Zuck doesn’t care about free speech. He cares about his business. Censorship is bad for business. I remember in 2014 when the ADL was demanding he censor Holocaust denial and Jewish ritual human sacrifice and he said “free speech.” View quoted note →