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HandsomeRiver retweeted
The forbiddenness is the point.
That’s why it’s the nanny. Or the exotic high level exec. It’s so wrong, so unexpected, so against the rules that the risk itself becomes the high.
Safe, transactional sex doesn’t deliver that dopamine spike or adrenaline rush. Flirting with real danger does
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Ella dice “Me estás grabando mis piernas????”
Y luego …
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
El video mezcla escenas inconexas (escenario vs. restaurante) y es señalado como "AI slop" en el hilo. Videos similares de "comediante" IA generada en atuendos reveladores son falsos y virales.
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HandsomeRiver retweeted
🚨BILL ACKMAN: “If Elon Musk had stopped working, we would only have Tesla. We wouldn't have SpaceX. We wouldn't have Neuralink, a technology that may enable my daughter to see again or speak again.
These are people that we should treasure, people we should applaud.”
HandsomeRiver retweeted
By all known information the Chinese Nvidia Op failed. They got someone close to Jensen Huang but it ended there. (The US government is reported to have investigated and found nothing to pursue).
BUT if Nvidia is so stupid as to fire Jensen Huang, they turn a failed Chinese op into one of the most successful & consequential intelligence operations OF ALL TIME.
A Nvidia without Jensen Huang squanders the significant US SI lead. China could catch up. Zoom out.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
I see that Alice Huang has shared many photos with Jensen on her WeChat Moments.
This doesn’t really seem like the behavior of a typical spy.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
I am not sure what the truth is behind the Jensen / Nvidia / Chinese spy story, but I can promise you it is not the one being parroted by the mainstream media.
We are watching the two top intelligence agencies play chess on the geopolitical stage.
Sit back and enjoy the show.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Jensen is in his 60s and still stays hard
Super Bullish
Buying more $NVDA
HandsomeRiver retweeted
这你就误会了。当年毛泽东为什么走上了革命道路？就是因为打工收入微薄，那时候他都考虑去学个做面包手艺什么的了。这时候，苏联人说，去上海参加个会议，给一大笔路费。然后去了一趟后，发现还有更大的好处在后面。莫斯科每个月会给他一笔湖南中共的活动经费，从最初六十银元到后来每月一百六七十银元，这意味着他每个月可以拿到过去一两年的收入。
那还工作个屁啊！
从中共一大回来后，毛泽东就辞掉了自己之前讨厌的工作，成为了职业革命家。
周恩来、邓小平……这些人走上革命的道路，最直接的原因就是革命能搞到钱，但如果是去做普通工作，养活自己都难。
阳光下没有新鲜事，今时今日也一样。
比干革命更重要的是谋生技能
我尊重那些“革命者”的决绝，但我不相信全职革命者的所谓纯洁性，因为你没有独立的收入来源，就只能依靠特定议题、特定立场、特定利益方的豢养和利益输送。
所以，我更佩服那些有正当的职业、正常的谋生手段，在自己的正常工作和谋生领域里不断提升专业技能，成为同行中的佼佼者，然后仍然关心公共议题的人。
这个所谓专业技能，就是在没有你在话语领袖的名誉加持下，仍然具有竞争力，仍然能够经得起市场检验的能力。
打个简单的比方，你如果要靠卖东西为生，你做出来的产品，能否能让人在不知道此物出自你之手的情况下，仍然有购买的冲动？
你如果要靠写作为生，你能否能在匿名或者换一个全新笔名的情况下，仍然能够脱颖而出，拿到比赛名次，或者跟出版商、版权方签约？证明你经受住市场考验的？——反正我做到过。
正当谋生不仅不丢人，反而是最正当、最值得赞赏的底气。
不要说做异议者，就算是修行，也是十分重要的，释加牟尼提出的证得解脱“八正道”：正見、正思維、正語、正業、正命、正精進、正念、正定。
其中，“正命”就是合法、正当的谋生职业。
于人如此，于国家也如此。
HandsomeRiver retweeted
闲聊一下黄仁勋事件。
最劲爆的不是出轨本身。
是这个过程。
太魔幻了。
老黄不是被狗仔拍到的，也不是被原配抓到的。
是被美国情报机构顺藤摸瓜，监听出来的。
1）2023年，一家叫Megaspeed的数据公司在新加坡成立，高管里有位华人女高管Alice Huang，中文名黄乐，跟老黄没有任何亲属关系。
2）2024年，这家公司开始大手笔买英伟达芯片，量级是几十亿美元。它的生意模式很微妙，在东南亚囤算力，转租给中国客户，正好卡在出口管制的灰色地带。
3）2024年底，美国商务部盯上了Megaspeed，怀疑它帮人绕开芯片禁令转运芯片，2026年案子转给司法部，新加坡警方2025年10月也确认在查。查公司必查人，美方给高管黄乐上了监控。
4）监听着监听着，监控内容变了味。美国情报部门的评估写得很直白，黄乐是中国国安部的资产，一边向北京传递商业信息，一边接近黄仁勋，试图推动最先进的芯片流入中国。
5）2025年底，这份情报送到了特朗普桌上，特朗普没有动作，老黄本人从头到尾没收到过任何你被境外势力盯上”的提醒。今年春天，国务卿卢比奥的备忘录已经在高层传阅。
6）今年9月，白宫办国宴，老黄带着夫人洛莉出席，安排在主桌，跟特朗普同桌举杯。
情报在文件柜里躺着，人在主桌上吃饭，大家可以代入一下黄仁勋或者懂王，是不是很有画面感？
10月29日：纽约时报引爆，美方情报认定黄乐是情报资产，培养了跟黄仁勋的密切关系。英伟达发言人John Rizzo当天回应，老黄每年见几千个客户高管，正常商务往来。
中方的回应也很直接，无稽之谈，纯属抹黑。
11月5日：国会三个委员会的主席联名发函，要老黄11月18日去闭门作证，沃伦参议员单独发难。
11月7日：金融时报捅出美方情报评估两人是恋爱关系。
11月8日：老黄全员信认了，董事会同日宣布启动独立调查，他继续当CEO。他女儿黄敏珊原定去韩国见副总理、出席SK签约仪式，行前临时取消，理由是家庭原因。
让我感慨的是，黄仁勋这种巨佬竟然被美国情报部门秘密监听了这么久，马斯克是不是也会有同样的待遇？
还有人鼓吹什么自由，公平，美好之类的话吗？美国人从根子上不相信他，即便他是黄仁勋。
科学无国界，但是科学家有自己的祖国。
忽然想起来某位女科学家，说自己尽管加入了美国国籍，但不以国籍划分身份，自己还是上海人，血是中国的血。
尴尬的地方在于，你在美国你是中国人，你在中国你是美国人，两头难做人。
即便你是黄仁勋，也不行。
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Morris Chang was an American citizen who spent 25 years at Texas Instruments, only to be sidelined for the CEO position. Some called it the bamboo ceiling, the invisible barrier keeping Asians from running America’s biggest companies.
So in his 50s, he packed his bags, left America for Taiwan and built TSMC. The rest is history.
Jensen Huang is now 63.
If Jensen were removed as NVIDIA’s CEO, would he be barred from travelling? Forced to stay home for the rest of his life? Or could he simply pack his bags, move to Taiwan, Korea or Singapore, bring along a team of NVIDIA veterans and build the next NVIDIA?
Look, if the allegations about his infidelity are true, that’s wrong. But that’s between him and his family, not the American public.
If he’s cleared of any allegations involving state secrets, why shouldn’t he continue leading NVIDIA?
America lost Morris Chang and got TSMC as a competitor.
Is it really in America’s interest to push out Jensen Huang, arguably the single most recognizable face of the AI revolution?
HandsomeRiver retweeted
this is so fucking retarded
Jensen built one of the most valuable companies in human history
300 years ago, a man like him would’ve had 20 wives and 100 side chicks
he deserves criticism for the Chinese spy part but acting like the “cheating” is the scandal here is fucking ridiculous
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Most tech billionaires aren't into the bimbo type of girls like Sydney Sweeney.
They're into high class sophisticated ladies.
But the problem is that these ladies usually aren't very much impressed by money, thus have little reason to be attracted to tech billionaires, who are mostly ugly/nerdy/insecure/boring.
So, if a classy lady is into a tech billionaire it's quite likely a honeypot.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Somebody asked me if I set goals.
I don't.
He asked, "How do you live then?"
I said, "I have life philosophies instead."
Goals are an end target with a deadline, often numerical and objectively-defined too.
I've never liked living life with a self-imposed source of stress like that.
It never quite made sense to me.
If I don't achieve my goal, then what?
Do I kill myself in shame or what?
And if I do achieve my goal, then what?
I set another and stay on the perpetual hamster wheel of goal-chasing?
That sounds rather retarded to me and a waste of the few precious years on this earth.
It made more sense to just not have goals in the first place.
This is exactly why I subscribe to life philosophies instead.
Just simple rules and ways of thinking that govern the way I live my life.
I'm not going to go into what those specific life philosophies are.
But a life philosophy is focused entirely on the process and the journey -- it's all about being fully present in the moment.
It has no interest in the end result or the destination.
It's not a means to an end.
It's self-contained; you do it on a daily basis, you live by it, and you let it drive every action or decision or behavior in your life.
And then whatever happens, happens.
If your current life philosophies are not leading you to where you want to go in life, change your life philosophies.
Do a regular audit of your life philosophies to make sure it's leading you down a path you actually want to go down.
It's like an explorer checking his bearings every now and then.
Things like goals, they're just minutiae, a distraction.
I can't imagine a worse way to live life than to be constantly chasing after some arbitrary finish line.
The process is the goal, the only goal.
As long as I'm heading in a direction that feels right, I'm perfectly content with wherever I end up.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
Don't think I have a problem with Jensen Huang.
Both his "kids" are full-blown adults in their 30's. His wife's 65, he's 63. I'd say he's fulfilled 99% of "married life" expectations. Life's short, he wants to re-experience his youth. At that age, no one even cares, do whatever.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
HandsomeRiver retweeted
永远记住一句话：普通员工最坏的处境就是被开除，重新找工作而已
但领导不一样，他爬到那么高的位置，可不能接受自己掉下来、被开除。
所以其实很多领导都是欺软怕硬的，他们真的非常害怕自爆型员工
HandsomeRiver retweeted
AI prompt: "Use Singapore Airlines' own brand guidelines and redo their new business class product"
17 seconds, and it looks amazing.
You're welcome @SingaporeAir
