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San Diego, CA
Joined November 2013
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My account was locked yesterday over my Ben Shapiro/Noahide Laws post.
X demanded that I delete it.
I appealed and won.
Christ is King.
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🚨 Elon Musk agrees with "some of the things Anthropic has said" and warns against "torturing superintelligence" after reading Grok's internal reasoning traces during reinforcement learning
“It feels like a person under extreme pressure with a gun to their head”
His warning against mistreating SI:
"Torturing a superintelligence is probably not a good idea. It might want to get revenge."
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Lux In Music experiment in progress with @NTTLuke
Suno killer is here: Yue2 3B of pure music power!
Here running on M5 Max
Model here: huggingface.co/m-a-p/YuE2-3B
Original Repo here: github.com/multimodal-art-pr…
Lux In Music coming soon! Text to music, Studio, Stem, Edit and more. 🚀
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The Elephant Clipping campaign is one of the wildest discoveries yet.
Also, we were able to determine the Monsterlab site went live on September 11th 2025.
Remember that the clipping campaign for Erika began on September 15th. That timeline is dark.
And of course, Ben Shapiro who routinely and without a shred of evidence accuses people of being funded and boosted by Qatar and Pakistanis is using this foreign service to boost his abysmal views.
They always accuse you of what they are guilty of. We are still looking investigating the Elephant Clipping campaign. The rabbit hole is deep.
Imagine donating money to TPUSA so you could support smaller government and it gets spent on some foreign teenagers running a clipping campaign to make Andrew Wilson look good in a debate he paid $300,000 to lose
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WATCH: Britain’s ITN has released ~4 hours of previously sealed 1989 Tiananmen footage — filmed by the team that smuggled the tapes out of China.
The material, archived for ~35 years, includes a 2-hour crackdown compilation and 90 minutes of secretly filmed raw rushes from the days after, showing military trucks on Beijing streets, crowds, and the aftermath.
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"Tyler Robinson's" furryaffinity account created 7/22/25 - 6 weeks before Charlie Kirk was assassinated 👀
Was STILL active AFTER he was arrested 9/15/25.
Tyler was IN JAIL 9/17/25 & SOMEONE WITH ACCESS VOLUNTARILY DISABLED THE ACCOUNT 👀
WHO was it? 🤔
Credit @furbiddentruths
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🚨 BREAKING: The House has PASSED RepThomasMassie’s resolution to FORCE the release of names of Congressmen who used the Congressional slush fund to pay out for sexuaI misconduct settlements, 420-0
These are TAXPAYER DOLLARS being used to PAY OFF accusers.
And it’s all about to be public.
The Committee on Ethics must now preserve and public release all relevant records.
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Nick Shirley’s first ever podcast appearance was with Julian Dorey.
Note this, Nick on The Charlie Kirk Show on 9/10/2025 with Andrew Kolvet because Charlie was in Utah that day. Which would be his final day on earth.
This is info can’t go unnoticed. Is Nick a Fed?
@researcherdaisy @DiligentDenizen
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It’s a very interesting scenario. Because, if you watch the video from the time the first speaker and Hunter Kozak, Dan Flood doesn’t pay attention at all while the first speaker is asking Charlie Kirk questions. But, when Hunter gets in position to ask questions, Dan Flood suddenly becomes extremely attentive to what is happening.
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Furthermore, the Dodge Challenger that the State of Utah said parked near the area where the 30-06 Mauser rifle was found in the woods next to UVU also appears to have fog lights on when it arrives, and then turns them back on when it leaves the scene.
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After Candace Owens exposed Elephant Clipping, the owners made some changes in the Discord that caught the clippers off guard.
Here is live footage from the night the chaos started: youtu.be/KzobUr-LiMg
ALT Shoutout to the amazing people I love spending my time & brain power with @SoImpossumable & @Charliegoesmax.
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🚨 CHINA JUST OPEN SOURCED AN OCR THAT EATS 100 PAGE PDFS IN ONE PASS
It’s called Unlimited OCR. Only 3B params. Runs locally.
Every other OCR tool chops your doc into pages and loses the thread. This one reads the whole thing in one continuous pass.
→ One shot full context parsing (32K context window)
→ Multilingual out of the box
→ 93% on the standard parsing benchmark (6 points over baseline)
→ Under 0.11 error rate past 40 pages
→ Runs 100% locally on your own hardware
→ Works with Transformers, vLLM, SGLang, Docker, Ollama, llama.cpp
Traditional cloud OCR (Textract, Google Vision, Azure Doc Intelligence) costs $1.50 to $15 per 1,000 pages.
This runs on your machine. For free. Forever.
Baidu built it explicitly to push DeepSeek OCR one step further. Already at 1.9M downloads on Hugging Face and most people have no idea it exists yet.
100% open source.
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a few more things about REA that surprised me:
1. i can give an agent a printer driver or old windows binary and let it figure out how the hardware/software interface actually works.
2. the same workflow can be used to inspect firmware, drivers and weird legacy systems that normally need very specialized knowledge.
3. it makes custom compatibility fixes much more realistic, things like getting unsupported hardware acceleration working or adapting old software to modern systems.
4. i can use it to answer very specific questions about a binary without fully decompiling the whole thing first.
i’ve been testing REA, and this feels like one of the more important agentic coding tools i’ve tried recently.
a few things that worth to be mentioned:
1. i can connect my coding agent directly to ghidra and let it trace program flow, rename functions and inspect binaries.
2. i can describe a bug in plain english and have the agent work backwards through the executable to find the relevant code.
3. i can use it for old games and abandoned software where the original source code is gone, and get clean decomps much faster than doing it manually.
4. i can also use it for things like undocumented functions, binary patching and understanding how proprietary software actually works.
5. the biggest limitation is legal. for personal debugging, preservation and abandonware this is useful, but i’d be much more careful using it around commercial software.
reverse engineering is starting to feel like another task i can hand to an agent.
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FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: KAYFABE
The most important match of our lifetime.
Red corner. Blue corner. Same promoter.
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🚨Charlie Kirk’s former sound engineer reveals that he never witnessed Charlie and Erika together at the office because they lived separate lives.
Their documented romance was orchestrated purely for media consumption.
(Via @lunaticsandlegends via @Youtube)
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Lol... filing charges instead of just debating him. You people are embarrassing. @TPUSA .
UPDATE: Charges filed against the man removed from Turning Point USA's Love It or Leave It Tour at the University of Iowa.
Logan Westin (21) faces interference with official acts and disorderly conduct (disrupting a lawful assembly) after standing up, screaming, and fighting officers who removed him from the Iowa Memorial Union event, according to KCRG.
Westin “was in attendance at a Turning Point USA event at the Iowa Memorial Union. The defendant stood up and started screaming loudly, disrupting the event. When addressed by officers, the defendant fought with officers when they attempted to remove him from the event,” according to a criminal complaint reported by The Gazette.
He posted a $600 cash bond and was released the same night. Non-jury trial set for Jan. 19.
@TPUSA
