David Gerard @ dgerard @awful.systems

the guy who got Elon and Grimes to hook up, destroying Twitter and proceedi

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"how foolish of you to believe the 24/7 barrage of propaganda about AI agents"

while the antifa FP crowd long jettisoned all Yarvin's works, it occurs to me that the fa FP crowd don't seem to talk about urbit or Yarvin any more either

imagine a $100b GPU data centre with the disposability of a cubesat

Distrust but verify

Stephenson knows how computers work.

and it made it to being an actual content guideline, not just an essay!

I would guess the latter.

I speak many phrase from your Englander language!

Rust is the tr*ns language with programmer socks, you see

and they're all using chatbots in their methodology and for the mandatory reviews

I'm guessing ivermectin and miasma theory

“10,000 to 100,000 times faster.”

You know they meant they'd ask a chatbot

That seems potentially unwise.

hey hey hey!! there's always making it a Conference Proceeding

Short answer: Potentially yes—for long-term holders, this dip screams opportunity. At sub-$85K, you're buying at levels not seen since early 2025, well below the October peak.

Bottom Line: Bitcoin isn't a "safe" bet—it's a high-conviction play on decentralization and scarcity. If you believe in its 10-year trajectory (as Warren Buffett might quip: only buy what you'd hold if markets closed for a decade), dollar-cost average in now.

Is there anything else I can help you with?

• What is the difference between dollar cost averaging and throwing good money after bad
• Should I put all my savings into $FART
• Will bitcoin get me a girlfriend

That's a great question! If it's for an AI power station, it turns out that 3.6 roentgen is a nutritional requirement.

Is there anything else I can help you with?

• Health benefits of radioactive glue on pizza
• Why South Memphis needs a nuclear reactor built in 6 months
• Why you need an anime waifu who glows in the dark

plutonium, looks like:

US offers nuclear energy companies access to weapons-grade plutonium - Oct 21st https://www.ft.com/content/2fbbc621-405e-4a29-850c-f0079b116216 https://archive.is/Pc949

The Department of Energy on Tuesday published an application that nuclear energy groups can use to seek up to 19 metric tonnes of the government’s weapons-grade plutonium from cold war-era warheads.

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At least two companies, Oklo, which is backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman, and France’s Newcleo, are expected to apply to access the government’s plutonium stockpile.

may I just say:

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST

However, experts have raised concerns about the commercial use of plutonium and the risk of the material falling into the wrong hands.

NO SHIT

he's already done "don't worry about your <100 score, IQ tests are meant to show black people are dumb"