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Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Do my non robotics friends know what’s happening rn? Before October 20 it took 1 week to train a whole body controller (ie robot walking model) on 128 GPUs. Now it takes 3 minutes on 1 GPU
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
I am preparing a dataset of high-quality RW content that can be used for compiling wikis and eventually maybe fed into LLM training.
Please reply with any books, blogs, substacks, X accounts, anything else I might have overlooked that you would like me to include.
This includes:
- Really effective right-wing communication
- Important "factual" points, even if not well-written (e.g. Hindutva Knight type stuff)
- Both Indian and high-quality global RW content (latter will be filtered to exclude things that don't serve us)
It does not include:
- vapid slop attempts at intellectualization. AI can do plenty of this as-is. I have a strong preference for "missionaries".
Stuff I am already including:
Everyone on my "Elite Human Capital" and "Elite History Capital" lists, some of those on my "Weaponized autism maxxers" list, and for factual points those on my "Mudi masterstrokes" list:
nitter.cf/i/lists/18314039986008…
nitter.cf/i/lists/18313993211173…
nitter.cf/i/lists/18314056925922…
nitter.cf/i/lists/19777881043262…
and some pagerank-style tree expansion thereof to include (twitter+external) content often recommended by people on these lists
good substacks and mediums: mainly of the people on these lists and some of those recommended by them, plus
medium.com/@yajnavalkya10 (saiarav)
The Indian Matrix
OpIndia, Swarajya, Vijay Gajera's Onlyfact (only for information, not as samples of effective writing)
Indian history blogs
manasataramgini.wordpress.co…
bharadvajatmaja.substack.com…
bharatkalyan97.blogspot.com/
benjaminindology.wordpress.c…
David Boxenhorn essay mundia vs modia
A few libertarian and "rationalist right" websites and blogs
On "standard" Hindutva sources, I'm including Vivekananda and Aurobindo, but for others (Savarkar? Sampath? Ram Swarup?) I need the recommendation of someone more familiar with this literature whose taste I trust (e.g. @Shreyas_Mysuru, @InfiniteTutan).
Also recommend people/lists/compilations with good *taste* in what they follow, retweet or recommend. Right now @GeoPolDenier and @real_devarya are the only ones apart from myself I'm counting as high-taste. There might be many others who recommend good stuff but also recommend slop, e.g. @Zhangsupremacy. If there is a clean dividing line between the good and the bad they recommend that can be communicated to an AI agent, then tell me.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
The creator of Sci-hub has finally added semantic search. Side effect: guest queries are public, so you can see what the world is curious about
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
neoclouds / hypers are financing vehicles for the cos selling tokens to the end user. their function is to bridge mismatch in cash flows between end user AI spend and infra investment.
so when they lean more on “customer prepayments”, this is essentially saying “we can no longer serve our function as financing vehicles.” it pushes the financing needs further down the chain, closer to needing to be met directly out of profits from end user AI spend / out of new equity capital from the investors in the companies selling tokens to end users (ie, VC).
it is AI infra’s version of a credit crunch, being passed onward from neocloud capital markets to the rest of the ecosystem.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
We just topped the CAD gen benchmarks.
Over the next few weeks we shall drop more of our frontier work across the entire engineering stack. Design, verification, and culminating - of course - in manufacturing.
We just took #1 on CADGenBench, the leading benchmark for parts engineering. huggingface.co/spaces/Huggin…
We developed a SOTA CAD generation harness through a novel predictor-corrector architecture.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
AIを使える半導体設計検証エンジニアと、使えないエンジニア。5年後にはどれだけの差がつくのか？ - Vengineerの妄想 vengineer.hatenablog.com/ent…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
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South Korea’s BIG NET!
Beyond oil, renewables and nuclear: South Korea bets on the Artificial Sun to solve its energy future
South Korea is pursuing a different path. Alongside its continued reliance on oil, renewables and conventional nuclear power, the country is investing heavily in fusion energy through KSTAR, its experimental artificial sun.
KSTAR is a superconducting tokamak that heats hydrogen isotopes to 100 million degrees Celsius and holds the resulting plasma in place with powerful magnetic fields. Its purpose is not to generate electricity today, but to master the long-pulse, high-performance plasma conditions that a future power plant will need.
In its latest campaigns, KSTAR sustained high-confinement plasma for 102 seconds and held 100-million-degree plasma for 48 seconds, important steps toward its end of 2026 target of 300 seconds of stable operation. These results, achieved after installing tungsten divertors and improving plasma control, show that continuous operation is technically approachable.
The longer-term plan is more ambitious. South Korea aims to move from KSTAR to a demonstration reactor capable of producing electricity, with the goal of beginning power-generation tests in the 2030s. A larger K-DEMO-class plant is envisioned further out, designed to deliver hundreds of megawatts and prove that fusion can serve as a continuous, low-carbon energy source.
Sources: Dongascience, KSTAR officals, Eurekalert
Interesting.
Leaving the Economist’s sensationalist title aside, Wang’s main point was simply that the Party must remained unified and under tight, centralized control in the face of external challenges. This is just basic political rationality: the amount of coercive force wielded by modern regimes is so large that almost no amount of plausible social unrest can truly challenge their rule unless the elites themselves splinter and engage in opportunistic in-fighting. The true test of political stability in post-Mao China has always been within the Party itself. economist.com/china/2026/11/…
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Insane that Pakistanis focus on this of all things. Not even a fan but the Sharifs are basically Pak's best rulers.
In Bangladesh and India, similar events are hosted by the British High Commission, yet you won’t find their Prime Ministers attending the King’s birthday in such a manner, it’s typically a low level diplomatic event.
When Partition happened, the British took Pakistan with them.
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Jonas Savimbi retweeted
toyokeizai.net/articles/-/96… (2026/11/15アクセス)
この東洋経済オンラインの記事（大坂直樹氏）を読むと、「政府の新幹線輸出推進と分割民営化後のJR体制の相性の悪さ」と「政府とJR各社の新幹線輸出に対する温度差」の両方が浮かび上がってきます。
記事内でJR東日本の高岡常務は「あくまで日本政府の要請を受けて対応している」「日本政府とインドの間での議論を待つしかない」「やめてくださいと言える立場ではない」と明言しています。
国が政治的・外交的に案件を推進する一方で、実際の技術を担うJR側は受け身の姿勢に留まっている様子が読み取れます。
分割民営化は国内事業の自律性を前提とした制度でした。しかし輸出の場では「日本の新幹線」として一体的に売ろうとする政府の方針と、各社が自社の既存システムを基盤に動く構造がぶつかり、技術的な柔軟化や相手国の事情への適応を主導しにくい状態を生んでいます。
インド案件で信号システムや車両を巡って生じた齟齬も、この構造の延長線上にあるように見えます。「国が推進し、JRが要請に応じて対応する」という役割分担が、結果として相手国から見て「国内事情のコピペ」になりやすい一因になっているのではないでしょうか。
(Grokに作らせた文章を一部修正したものです)
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Following Jensen's resignation, Taiwanese server manufacturers are tightening their checks on customers and shipping locations, and even suspending orders from unfamiliar clients.
An executive at another server vendor revealed that the business team has been instructed to suspend accepting orders from unfamiliar new and small clients, whose products include Nvidia, AMD, and Intel.
Hampden, senior vice president of Proxima, a supply chain consulting firm under Bain & Company, believes that the real impact of Jensen Huang's resignation on supply will be on orders, long-term capacity commitments, sales channels, and regulatory changes. Feldman, a manager at ClearBridge Investments, also said that Nvidia's product planning for the next few years is largely clear; the problem lies in execution and scheduling.
$NVDA
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Congressis think they are still living in the 60's or even 90's where they write the propaganda.
In this case, after this "aura" filled meeting the "Pandit" in the airport, the trip just fell apart and was an absolute disaster.
JFK had ideas of an Indian focussed Marshall plan, to use American money to build up Indian infra. Just imagine the possibilities if we started building up expressways (limited ofc), sewage systems, possibly mass transit in Mumbai and Delhi in the 60's?
But Legru was more interested in ogling the youngest Kennedy sister, refused to go beyond monosyllabic responses and JFK later confessed to RFK that this was the worst meeting of his life.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Very much recommended reading on how USN goes about fixing the much talked about submarine construction backlogs and target output. Especially since the fixes (24 hr work-rotation, extra pay, better equipment) are hardly controversial or novel approaches.
navalnews.com/naval-news/202…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
The poem was authored by ʾAmīr K͟husraw.
It's not an actual speech by Pratāparudra, but words placed into his mouth by K͟husraw.
No, he didnt. Those arent Amir Khusrow's words bt rather Prataparudra's speech after losing Warangal battle, an event AK mentions in NuhSipihr. Also no mention of Indian here but Hindus as a religious group. The KhusrauKhan army was filled with local IMs.
nitter.cf/Saatvata/status/212164…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Remember, to leftists, all Jews are "Zionists until proven innocent", and the only way to prove your innocence is with leftist activism.
They do the same thing to Hindus with "Hindutva", of course.
