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This is beyond simulation! BMW with @X headlights :)
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Introducing the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2, priced at $130. This add-on board for Raspberry Pi 5, powered by the Hailo-10H AI accelerator and 8GB of on-board RAM, is built to run LLMs and VLMs locally, without cloud or network dependencies.
The Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 delivers 40 TOPS of generative AI performance and integrates directly with Raspberry Pi OS, including native support in rpicam-apps.
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Pro-Palestinian idiot: “Palantir helps kill Palestinians!”
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: “Yes, terrorists, that's true” 🤣
In Series 7 his paycheck is briefly shown. Before deductions he makes 479.60 a week.
Multiply it by 52 (for weeks in the year) it'll be 24,939.20 a year salaried or $11.99 an hour. Though that series was early on so once you've added inflation for over the years it'll be more now
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All i think about is @nokia
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@b612foundation has taken the orbit and uncertainty of asteroid 2024YR4, sampled 10K trajectories from the current uncertainty, and propagated them forward. 2.3% of those hit the Earth on Dec.22, 2032. Here is where they hit.
The $Trump Digital Coin: A New Chapter in American Monetary History
In the realm of American currency, the faces gracing our bills have always been a point of national pride, reflecting the legacy of those who shaped our nation. Here's my theory, now with a twist of reality:
Historically, the process of putting a president's face on currency has been a significant event, symbolizing their impact on the nation:
1869: George Washington became the first president to appear on U.S. currency when his portrait was featured on the $1 bill, which was then known as a United States Note.
1862: Abraham Lincoln was depicted on the $5 bill, a testament to his leadership during the Civil War.
1929: Andrew Jackson replaced Grover Cleveland on the $20 bill, an act that reflects the public's recognition of his presidency's impact.
1914: Ulysses S. Grant was placed on the $50 bill, emphasizing his military and presidential contributions.
1929: Alexander Hamilton, not a president but a founding father, was honored on the $10 bill for his role in establishing the U.S. financial system.
1914: Benjamin Franklin, another non-president, featured on the $100 bill, acknowledging his contributions to science and the founding of the nation.
Now, let's look at the current landscape with a new reality:
While there have been discussions and proposals for updating currency, such as the planned but delayed initiative to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, Donald Trump has taken a different route to leave his mark on American currency.
2025: Donald Trump has launched his own digital currency, the $TRUMP coin, on the Solana blockchain. This coin, featuring his likeness, represents a bold statement in the digital age. It's not just a nod to his branding but a significant step into a new era of currency, embodying the phrase "first digital" as it becomes the first instance of a U.S. president launching their own cryptocurrency.
This move encapsulates Trump's legacy in a new, technologically advanced format, potentially making history by intertwining modern finance with political identity in a way unseen since the faces of past presidents were immortalized on physical currency.
The $TRUMP coin could be seen as the digital equivalent of a president's face on a bill, marking a significant moment where traditional finance meets the blockchain revolution.
Whether this will lead to a broader acceptance of digital currencies or remain a novel footnote in financial history remains to be seen. However, the launch of $TRUMP undeniably sparks a conversation about the evolution of money, the personalization of currency, and how leaders of today might leave their mark on the economy of tomorrow. History, in one way or another, is always in the making.
The $Trump Digital Coin: A New Chapter in American Monetary History
In the realm of American currency, the faces gracing our bills have always been a point of national pride, reflecting the legacy of those who shaped our nation. Here's my theory, now with a twist of reality:
Historically, the process of putting a president's face on currency has been a significant event, symbolizing their impact on the nation:
1869: George Washington became the first president to appear on U.S. currency when his portrait was featured on the $1 bill, which was then known as a United States Note.
1862: Abraham Lincoln was depicted on the $5 bill, a testament to his leadership during the Civil War.
1929: Andrew Jackson replaced Grover Cleveland on the $20 bill, an act that reflects the public's recognition of his presidency's impact.
1914: Ulysses S. Grant was placed on the $50 bill, emphasizing his military and presidential contributions.
1929: Alexander Hamilton, not a president but a founding father, was honored on the $10 bill for his role in establishing the U.S. financial system.
1914: Benjamin Franklin, another non-president, featured on the $100 bill, acknowledging his contributions to science and the founding of the nation.
Now, let's look at the current landscape with a new reality:
While there have been discussions and proposals for updating currency, such as the planned but delayed initiative to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, Donald Trump has taken a different route to leave his mark on American currency.
2025: Donald Trump has launched his own digital currency, the $TRUMP coin, on the Solana blockchain. This coin, featuring his likeness, represents a bold statement in the digital age. It's not just a nod to his branding but a significant step into a new era of currency, embodying the phrase "first digital" as it becomes the first instance of a U.S. president launching their own cryptocurrency.
This move encapsulates Trump's legacy in a new, technologically advanced format, potentially making history by intertwining modern finance with political identity in a way unseen since the faces of past presidents were immortalized on physical currency.
The $TRUMP coin could be seen as the digital equivalent of a president's face on a bill, marking a significant moment where traditional finance meets the blockchain revolution.
Whether this will lead to a broader acceptance of digital currencies or remain a novel footnote in financial history remains to be seen. However, the launch of $TRUMP undeniably sparks a conversation about the evolution of money, the personalization of currency, and how leaders of today might leave their mark on the economy of tomorrow. History, in one way or another, is always in the making.
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BEAST GAME EPISODE 3 IS OUT NOW!
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