🇭🇺🇺🇸 US-born Hungarian weeb. Catholic. Anarcho-monarchist. Enjoyer of drone music. Currently residing in Hungary
Joined August 2022
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I got quote tweeted by the ex-world champion. I'm a big deal like that
Front row seating to the worst geopolitical analysis known to man. Same old bland "gas station with nukes" tripe
Wandregisel 🇭🇺 retweeted
Can someone explain to me why I should care if China wins the AI race when all their models are open source, and America's models are all closed sourced, censored, and stuck behind various paywalls?
I guess you could make some sort of appeal to nationalism, but you guys also told us nationalism is bad, and turned my country into just an economic zone for whatever third world migrants want to loot it.
So why should care if China wins? Why should anyone?
Reminder that if it wasn't for China there would not be a single decent generative AI model in existence right now after Sora2's termination, and my AI-Animated work, the most incredible work of my life, would be over.
"Western" Elites and the frontier labs want the public dependent on inferior, censored intelligence that they can shut off at any time. Open Source is the greatest threat to their ability to monopolize AI, and so they must kill it.
Yes, this is quite literally life or death for me. Mark my words, I will do whatever it takes with all my power to make sure Open Source prevails, and help lead humanity into the AI Golden Age.
Wandregisel 🇭🇺 retweeted
Imagine if you faced 15 years of prison in your native land, because the prosecution thinks the government of North Korea or Italy, or whatnot might be able to use some statements you made, independently from you? This is not even a sensible war regime.
I face a prison sentence ranging from 15 years to life for a single interview. That’s Zelenskyу’s idea of democracy.
The prosecutor assigned to my case is the same one prosecuting Ihor Kolomoisky. I never imagined I would have so much in common with Ihor Valeriyovych.
I learned about the charges against me through the media. The statement issued by the Prosecutor General’s Office and the SBU reeks of 1937.
Let me be clear: I am not accused of treason because of any ties to Russia — I have none. Nor am I accused of spreading Russian propaganda. I am accused because of words that Russia could potentially use. Just as Russia uses Zelensky’s words and those of every one of his cronies every single day.
I am being prosecuted for saying that democracy and freedom of speech do not exist in Ukraine, that “the country is full of bans.” But isn't this very case proof that I was right?
They now want to put me on an international wanted list. Imagine giving Interpol a good laugh.
But there is nothing funny about this for Ukrainians.
And this fight against the charges is about much more than simply preventing myself from becoming another inmate in a Ukrainian prison. It is about proving that Zelenskуy’s Ukraine has turned into a dictatorship, that it persecutes dissent and uses cruelty as a form of punishment.
This fight is also about standing up for the biblical words: “so that we would not be outwitted by Satan; for we are not ignorant of his designs.” And: “If God is for us, who can be against us?”
Wandregisel 🇭🇺 retweeted
A 1996 performance of “The Other End of the Telescope”.
“I had already almost entirely re-written the lyric of ‘The Other End of the Telescope’, lying on the floor of the studio while the band sat impatiently in the control room.
Wandregisel 🇭🇺 retweeted
Someone I know just died suddenly last night please pray for the repose of his soul he was only 20
Sometimes when there's drama between two of my moots, I like both their posts, giving each of them impression I'm on their side. I'm something of a diplomat
Wandregisel 🇭🇺 retweeted
the interesting thing about silicon valley is everyone is a free thinker whose opinions perfectly correlate with their equity exposure
.@JensenHuang is one of the most extraordinary entrepreneurs of all time. He’s bent the arc of technological progress, and the growth engine of the American economy rests on the shoulders of the company he built.
Sadly, greatness doesn’t guarantee goodness. It’s disappointing.
The Economist says “no one is irreplaceable.” They are very wrong. A founder who has spent 30 years building such a unique company so capably has earned the presumption that he should keep leading it.
More importantly, our competitors and adversaries will not wait for us to find “another Jensen.”
The board is getting to the bottom of the national security and judgement questions. Depending on the answers, I expect most shareholders would want him to continue leading.
We should demand loyalty and accountability, but sainthood cannot be the price of admission to leadership. or to Team America.
