200 - Technology

https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/is-lamda-sentient-an-interview-ea64d916d917
(Webpage Title: Medium)

https://worldcoin.org/blog/engineering/humanness-in-the-age-of-ai
(Webpage Title: Humanness in the Age of AI)

https://www.darpa.mil/attachments/DARAPA60_publication-no-ads.pdf (Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link)
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/07/artificial-intelligence-can-tell-your-sexuality-politics-surveillance-paul-lewis
(Webpage Title: 'I was shocked it was so easy': ​meet the professor who says facial recognition ​​can tell if you're gay | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian)

https://thegrayzone.com/2022/12/06/files-anomaly-6-firm-spyware/
(Webpage Title: Leaked files: private spying firm targets global population with illegal spyware - The Grayzone)
https://archive.is/xwbk6
(Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link)
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https://reclaimthenet.org/threads-censorship
(Webpage Title: Meta's New Threads App is Censoring From Day One)

https://gritdaily.com/5-crypto-billionaires-and-millionaires-died-in-2022/
(Webpage Title: 5 Crypto Billionaires and Millionaires Died In the Final Weeks of 2022 - Grit Daily News)

>So every NATO country (Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States) intelligence agency has a special computer that has access to 4chan's IP logs.
all internet data is collected (this includes cell phone communications) and we have known about this since the 2000s
https://www.wired.com/2007/05/spying-in-the-death-star-the-att-whistle-blower-tells-his-story/
(Webpage Title: Spying in the Death Star: The AT&T Whistle-Blower Tells His Story | WIRED)

https://www.vice.com/en/article/nepxbz/i-gave-a-bounty-hunter-300-dollars-located-phone-microbilt-zumigo-tmobile
(Webpage Title: I Gave a Bounty Hunter $300. Then He Located Our Phone)

https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2021/10/25/why-everyone-is-mad-at-sam-altmans-worldcoin/
(Webpage Title: Archived Page)
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https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/116/
(Webpage Title: Mad Dog – Darknet Diaries)
JACK: There’s an acronym the CIA uses called MICE, M-I-C-E, and it outlines the different ways you can persuade someone.


JIM: M stands for money. I stands for ideology, because some people detest the country’s political system that they’re in, so they believe in the American system, so that’s an ideological recruitment. C stands for coercion. We don’t typically use coercion, but certainly the Russians and the Chinese will coerce people, blackmail them, frequently extort them to become a source. Then the final and actually most important letter in MICE is E, which stands for ego, because people do a lot of things for ego. In fact, rarely, never did I ever encounter anybody who did it purely for money. The money stands for something and yeah, I like to have money in the relationship because it focuses them, but it rarely was ever strictly a quid-pro-quo, strictly a financial thing.\ research
JACK: Oh, and by the way, the CIA often works closely with the NSA to conduct certain missions. Sometimes the CIA needs information that the NSA can get, and sometimes the NSA needs help from the CIA, because the NSA collects signals intelligence and the CIA collects human intelligence, and when you combine these two together, it really becomes an unstoppable force. I guess that just makes me wonder, is there any kind of strategy to keep the CIA from getting people to leak information?


JIM: Let me reinforce that; there is no way. There’s ways maybe to detect it over time, there’s ways to filter out some people. The best thing to do with your employees is to build trust, make them feel like they’re part of a team. If you do that, if they feel like they’ve been treated fairly, it makes my job as an operations officer very difficult to penetrate your organization.

https://theintercept.com/2018/03/20/the-nsa-worked-to-track-down-bitcoin-users-snowden-documents-reveal/
(Webpage Title: The NSA Worked to “Track Down” Bitcoin Users)

https://castel.dev/post/lecture-notes-1/
(Webpage Title: How I'm able to take notes in mathematics lectures using LaTeX and Vim | Gilles Castel)

https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-never-do-part-i/
(Webpage Title: Things You Should Never Do, Part I – Joel on Software)

They have already stated their intentions openly. Mind control is on the table.
>https://thegrayzone.com/2021/10/08/nato-cognitive-warfare-brain/
>https://archive.md/eOVVO
>https://www.innovationhub-act.org/sites/default/files/2021-01/20210122_CW%20Final.pdf
>A 2020 NATO-sponsored study of this new form of warfare clearly explained, “While actions taken in the five domains are executed in order to have an effect on the human domain, cognitive warfare’s objective is to make everyone a weapon.”
>“The brain will be the battlefield of the 21st century,” the report stressed. “Humans are the contested domain,” and “future conflicts will likely occur amongst the people digitally first and physically thereafter in proximity to hubs of political and economic power.”

patent 202060606

https://patentscope2.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606


HOW do tou think billy boy wants to mine crypto inside your body

Internet of Bodies Grid WEF:
https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_IoB_briefing_paper_2020.pdf
https://horizons.gc.ca/en/2020/02/11/exploring-biodigital-convergence/?

https://www.alamut.com/subj/evolution/progress/vinge_singularity.html
(Webpage Title: The Singularity)

https://www.construction-physics.com/p/how-to-build-a-20-billion-semiconductor
(Webpage Title: How to Build a $20 Billion Semiconductor Fab)

I know you're just schizo shit posting, but here is another example of a related technology that is able to pick up sound waves by watching very minute movements of a house plant. Just from the video image of the house plant with imperceptible movement to audio waves they can actually pick up the exact words that were spoken. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/528093/listen-house-plant-play-mary-had-little-lamb If this is the level that they're willing to disclose from many years ago, makes me wonder what they have today that they're not willing to disclose. (Webpage Title: Listen to a House Plant Play 'Mary Had a Little Lamb')

https://mattferraro.dev/posts/caustics-engineering
(Webpage Title: No Title Found)

https://www.sensible.so/history-of-the-pdf-pdf
(Webpage Title: History of the PDF | Sensible Blog)

https://quantum.country/qcvc
(Webpage Title: Quantum computing for the very curious)

https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/02/01/239624/the-transhumanist-diy-designer-baby-funded-with-bitcoin/
(Webpage Title: The DIY designer baby project funded with Bitcoin | MIT Technology Review)

https://www.alamut.com/subj/evolution/progress/vinge_singularity.html (Webpage Title: The Singularity)

When semiconductors were being researched at Bell Labs in the 1940s, mysterious component failures were eventually traced to researchers who had touched copper door knobs; the tiny number of copper atoms that migrated from the door to the workers hands was enough to ruin their work material.
Early semiconductor manufacturers found that their processes were influenced by, among other things, the phase of the moon, whether workers had recently visited the bathroom, and female workers’ menstrual cycles.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/630771
(Webpage Title: Copy EXACTLY! A paradigm shift in technology transfer method | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore)
https://colingordon.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NOISE-CON-2019_Xiong-Sokol_final.pdf
(Webpage Title: No Title Found)

> Obfuscating? It's all right there, plain as day. They've done the path loss calculations for Terahertz-frequency plasmonic nanoantennas, and they're planning on incorporating IoB directly into 6G and 7G wireless networks. Take it or leave it. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ3dgOOZyE0 > > If you're the Brazil anon I'm thinking of, then your main beef with me is that you happen to be a targeted individual under wireless attack, and believe that nanoparticles are not necessary, and that the human brain can be influenced by directed energy without them. As a matter of fact, this is true. There are microwave DEWs that can influence the brain, and the tech to do that has existed for decades. Just one problem. It's sloppy and resource-intensive, and it can only be used to precisely target a handful of people at a time. > IoB/IoBNT, intra-body nano-networks, biodigital convergence, whatever you want to call it, has one key difference. It is part of infrastructure intended to achieve the same effect with higher specificity and granularity on the scale of entire populations. Not just a few targeted individuals who can be written off as schizos. Everyone. They're targeting literally everyone. > > https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9145564 > > https://horizons.gc.ca/en/2020/02/11/exploring-biodigital-convergence/\ (Webpage Title: Exploring Biodigital Convergence: What happens when biology and digital technology merge) (Webpage Title: Clip: Ian Akyildiz Internet of Bio Nano Things - Advanced Technology Research Council March 2023 UAE - YouTube) (Webpage Title: Archived Page) [SYSTEM NOTE: Original link 404'd. Archive Backup: http://web.archive.org/web/20260703002503/https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9145564/]

https://www.hackers-arise.com/post/2016/06/22/using-shodan-the-worlds-most-dangerous-search-engine
(Webpage Title: Using Shodan: The World’s Most Dangerous Search Engine - Hackers Arise)

How computers really work by Matthew Justice. May be this will help. Book. "just research" is legitimate, there's the Intel x86 manual, http://osdev.org and other brilliant resources. CS students have forgot how to use Google? Book

There's also a fantastic recap of their development's history in The Innovator's Dilemma.

We're standing on the shoulders of generations of giants. Book

[Message 80] Time: 2025-11-20T20:32:37.3380000-06:00 | Content: Tab Electronics Guide to Understanding Electricity and Electronics
Book by G. Slone

Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies book

Absolutely. But there are also books on how to ERASE your digital footprint (like “Extreme Privacy,” by Michael Bazell) that can help! book

The Age of Spiritual Machines by Ray Kurzweil book

check Pasquinelli's Eye of the Master, just came out, the best "critical AI" out there and probably the only decent one.
book

[Message 51] Guided Missile Engineering by Puckett

[Message 51] Guided Missile Engineering by Puckett

the innovators dilemna book

>>> “1. Question every requirement. Each should come with the name of the person who made it. You should never accept that a requirement came from a department, such as from “the legal department” or “the safety department.” You need to know the name of the real person who made that requirement. Then you should question it, no matter how smart that person is. Requirements from smart people are the most dangerous, because people are less likely to question them. Always do so, even if the requirement came from me. Then make the requirements less dumb.
2. Delete any part or process you can. You may have to add them back later. In fact, if you do not end up adding back at least 10% of them, then you didn’t delete enough.
3. Simplify and optimize. This should come after step two. A common mistake is to simplify and optimize a part or a process that should not exist.
4. Accelerate cycle time. Every process can be speeded up. But only do this after you have followed the first three steps. In the Tesla factory, I mistakenly spent a lot of time accelerating processes that I later realized should have been deleted.
5. Automate. That comes last. The big mistake in Nevada and at Fremont was that I began by trying to automate every step. We should have waited until all the requirements had been questioned, parts and processes deleted, and the bugs were shaken out.”

Excerpt From
Elon Musk
Walter Isaacson
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“All technical managers must have hands-on experience. For example, managers of software teams must spend at least 20% of their time coding. Solar roof managers must spend time on the roofs doing installations. Otherwise, they are like a cavalry leader who can’t ride a horse or a general who can’t use a sword.Comradery is dangerous. It makes it hard for people to challenge each other’s work. There is a tendency to not want to throw a colleague under the bus. That needs to be avoided.It’s OK to be wrong. Just don’t be confident and wrong.Never ask your troops to do something you’re not willing to do.Whenever there are problems to solve, don’t just meet with your managers. Do a skip level, where you meet with the level right below your managers.When hiring, look for people with the right attitude. Skills can be taught. Attitude changes require a brain transplant.A maniacal sense of urgency is our operating principle.The only rules are the ones dictated by the laws of physics. Everything else is a recommendation.”

Excerpt From
Elon Musk
Walter Isaacson
This material may be protected by copyright.

https://amturing.acm.org/pdf/RabinTuringTranscript.pdf (Webpage Title: No Title Found)

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/435386080
(Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link)
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Yes, I have noticed, in my noooooticiment it went as follows:
>AJ ban on YT, the adpocalypse, 2nd (3rd, 4th?) wave of that they crippled the YT search.
>then I saw Google Image search suddenly become dogshit
>4chan & Truthstream Media uncover the "resultsgate" where it'll say (((6,000,000))) in .0666 seconds, but if you keep scrolling next, something like 350 TOTAL RESULTS SHOWN

>>435359251
this, the (((technocrats))) job was to come in, get us dependent and reliant upon (member when Wikipedia wasn't heckin valid??). Now, the big (((moneybags))) are swinging around their BIG ban hammer, and making a (((safer, kinder internet))).

>all of the pretext for all of our current oppression and trampling of our laws somehow relates to Trumpenstein. It's up to you to decide if he was in on it, or picked for his character, but purposefully put into the WH for this, we know kike money was HEAVILY involved with his campaign

I have the exact date and time Google died lmao.

>>> They scrape the content of these threads in both real time and through the use of the archives like 4plebs.org. The data is processed and fed into Python machine-learning algorithms that build a profile of you by figuring out who individual posters are by means of their geographic flag, images used, names of images, hashes of images, and similar types of phrasing, punctuation, and formatting across all posts. Even if you use meme flags, they'll look for a certain type because most people don't swap between them. They then cross reference this with various forms of online social media posting, text messages, emails, etc. They locate you and find your identity. They know who you are and put this data into business intelligence tools like Power BI and Tableau to map out and categorize everyone. They're watching you, anon. Be careful. You need to speak in code.

https://www.unz.com/lromanoff/americas-dirtiest-secrets/
(Webpage Title: America’s Dirtiest Secrets, by Larry Romanoff - The Unz Review)

>>> Code meaning in a way that a human can interpret it but it would be harder for a machine too. The methods like replacing numbers for text isn't a good one. You have to get creative and do multiple forms of disguising at once. '''/\/\@r*210 ennnd luhweegy ARR wuthas.''' That would be harder for a machine to figure out, but a human could figure it out after thinking about it a bit.

>>> Exactly. But one has to mix it up a little in order to avoid detection. The method I posted would result in bypassing the most common methods of data cleaning depending how extensive their algorithms are with this sort of thing. They might run a normal analysis and see what they get. Then also do an analysis after replacing all "1" with "i" or all "3" with "e" all "@" with "a" and so on. But if you just write with intentional bizarre typos or use words that don't make sense but still get the point across then it becomes harder to interpret.

'''eye 1 deer jizz who lungs it's took use to figgity deedee lust reee plyer out? meyers guest is none two lengthy.'''

>>> Yup. The best form of anonymity is not putting on a cloak and standing out for dressing differently but rather flooding all possible observers with what seems like garbage information.

>>> Are you telling me I need to break out my LeetSpeak generator from one of my old ass AOL proggies? Man, it's fucking true what they say - "old is new again." Because the vast majority of people have the memories of fucking retards.

>>> So I am reading the replies ITT and I have noticed all the replies are basically white noise, meaningless shit which even if it wasn't posted would make no difference to the thread. Seems like whenever these topics about /pol/ being botted,astroturfed,raided these type of posts start popping up from my experience. It could be that they put bots/shills to quickly derail the thread, or to bump it to 300 replies to archive it OR it could be that their operation like in OP pic was successful and the average newfag anon started to imitate the shills/bots and the way they speak to try and fit in thus making the whole board meaningless white noise like now. Anyway I will post some redpills I have on the shills, did you know we have Glownigger shills here on /pol/? You can easily spot them if they try to shift the blame from kikes to Chyna/Russia/Iran,etc. Look at picrelated

https://ceinquiry.wordpress.com/2019/06/17/fbi-8 chan/ (remove the space between 8 and chan)
>NO NOT MOSSAD, SLOPPY JOB PUTIN
(Webpage Title: FBI agent accidentally reveals own 8chan posts; attempts to redirect white supremacist rage against Russia | Current Events Inquiry)

>>> When you post about FVEY bots assault

>>> also here is a group which spams LARP/Time waste/rage bait threads here to make the board shittier(like OP pic mentions) and to study reactions from posters

>https://idrama.science/publications/
iDrama, a group of academic faggots who are "fighting hate" and "researching radicalization" or some such shit by posting threads on /pol/ about women,society,relationships,video games,(Or any shitty ragebait,time wasting question,demoralization thread and larp), then they get reactions from those threads and publish those reactions for ''research''. You can notice some of them are from Greece and Cyprus https://archive.is/DFdqk

SOME SHILL THREADS THEY MAKE, NOTICE HOW ITS ALWAYS LARP,TIME WASTING QUESTION,RAGEBAIT,OR SOME SHITTY DEMORALIZATION
ALWAYS GREEK FLAG, AND ALWAYS 1PBTID
>https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/subject/gf/country/GR/type/op/
>https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/subject/games/country/GR/type/op/
>https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/subject/women/country/GR/
>https://archive.4plebs.org/_/search/text/%22be%20me%22/country/GR/type/op/
their youtube channel:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtqE6ztLK6U [Open] (Lisent to the Greek accent, this is probably the fag behind the 1PBTID threads)
github about ''manosphere analysis'' AKA posting shitty threads on /pol/
>https://github.com/idramalab/manosphere_analysis

https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/49e2ecf2-eae9-11eb-93a8-01aa75ed71a1/language-en
(Webpage Title: Heroes and scapegoats - Publications Office of the EU)

>>> How dare you endanger the profits of a BioNTech collaborator!

https://vivo.weill.cornell.edu/display/cwid-jpm2003

Reminder to jannies: Cornell is United States land-grant research university, and therefore despite it being organized as a private university, its information is completely open to public oversight.

https://archive.is/Q69qn

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/417776976#p417790550

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fogbank
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_A
https://archive.is/fRbjM
forgotten technology

> Mega deletes /pol/ related historical documents / survival and homersteading / health and fitness folders and leaves a notice saying the account was deleted for objectionable material such as child expolitation material and the uploaders IP has been reported to the (((Authorities))).
> Kim Dot Com is free, while the couple that ran Z library are in FBI jail. All you need to know.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/two-russian-nationals-charged-running-massive-e-book-piracy-website
(Webpage Title: )
> Never forget that tech giants collaborate with the American federal government. Google and Amazon assisted the FBI in finding the two behind the website. Anton Napolsky and Valeriia Ermakova were caught in Cordoba, Argentina and were arrested for criminal copyright infringement, wire fraud, and money laundering for operating Z-Library.
>
> Napolsky and Ermakova were investigated by started the Cyber Crime Task Force—which was established in 2018 and is a clear indication that we’re living in the future. This took the cooperation of multiple countries as well as the Justice Department’s Office of International Affairs and Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. The Department of Justice noted that there was corroboration with The Authors Guild in New York and The Publishers Association in London.
>
> The Z-Library domain has been taken down since the pair’s arrest.

https://github.com/twintproject/twint https://github.com/markowanga/stweet/tree/master/stweet https://www.reddit.com/r/Archiveteam/comments/13cozjw/twitter_scraping_for_complete_profiles_very_large/jjwm8tb/ https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl I’ve had good experience with jdownloader 2 but it doesn’t put them into a pretty format... https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/1d5wspc/how_would_i_download_all_of_a_twitterx_user_media/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/metabrown/2017/12/09/data-analytics-takes-on-serial-killers-aspiring-data-scientists-try-this-at-home/?sh=6f3ee4984795 (Webpage Title: Data Analytics Takes On Serial Killers (Aspiring Data Scientists: Try This At Home))

https://a16z.com/a-primer-on-factory-economics-for-startups/
(Webpage Title: A Primer on Factory Economics for Startups | Andreessen Horowitz)

https://www.wired.com/2016/11/facebook-disaster-response/
(Webpage Title: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, and the Future of Disaster Response | WIRED)

https://subconscious.substack.com/p/noosphere-a-protocol-for-thought
(Webpage Title: Noosphere, a protocol for thought - by Gordon Brander)

https://www.evanmiller.org/escaping-the-two-star-rating-pit.html
(Webpage Title: Escaping The Two-Star Rating Pit – Evan Miller)

http://webkew.blogspot.com/2005/04/lesson-2-different-types-of-web-sites.html?m=1
(Webpage Title: WebKEW: Lesson #2 - The different types of web sites)

https://udlbook.github.io/udlbook/

https://www.bishopbook.com
Book
(Webpage Title: Understanding Deep Learning)
(Webpage Title: Deep Learning - Foundations and Concepts)

I got a pretty much dream job as a backend engineer after a bootcamp 2 months ago. People underplay two big things in my opinion for interviewing being soft skills and understanding how to explain yourself. Even when my answers to technical questions were wrong I would kinda bs my way through it or soften the blow.

Also mentality and confidence is everything. If you think it’s impossible for you to get a job right now, it’s going to be impossible and you will self sabotage.
Apply to everything regardless of qualifications unless it’s literally like an architect position and you are 1 YOE.

Also use LinkedIn easy apply, you can do like 50 applications in 15-25 minutes if you focus. Do that daily and in 10 days you are at 500.
I’m a Full Stack SE in web development that came from a bootcamp. Just finished my first month of work. To be honest it seems like a large percentage of entry level candidates were either shitty boot campers or self taught people who didn’t have the skillset yet, so even though it is saturated the competition isn’t amazing and CS majors aren’t really geared toward web dev.

Obviously the hard part is getting into the field but web dev is a massive field with tons of opportunities so it’s going to be worth it.
Yes, please do. Just recently got hired and I am trying to give info to people on this sub. My position had 450 applicants and the experience listed was 5+ of SWE and 3+ in certain technologies… I am a fresh bootcamp grad and I landed the role. You need to just apply to everything, it doesn’t hurt at all.
I just got hired fully remote. All of my opportunities except 1 were fully remote and one was hybrid 3 days remote. Make sure to also apply to hybrid positions local to you. I felt like I was getting a ton of remote jobs though through LinkedIn.
>>> Just being 100% honest it seems like your interviewing skills need work. You have done 38 first rounders and 9 final rounders. Even 1/9 is a tiny percentage, you should have minimum 1-2 offers if 9 take you through the final round.
Promise you it is possible. I just graduated my bootcamp end of May and landed a $115k salary fully remote within 3.5 weeks of finishing and with my bonus and stock I’ll easily be passing 140-150k (don’t know the structure of the bonus yet but the stocks I don’t even count since it’s a startup)

I’ve seen way too many people dramatize how bad of a state the market is in right now. Yes, it is shitty and I had to do a TON of applications to compete with the current market, but I’ll be making six figures after a 3 month fucking program, I think it’s worth it…
>>> I just finished Codeworks and got a job! I’d love to help you out. I did the SWE course and I know the difference completely as I had some in my cohort that did the web dev.

Firstly, web dev is still technically software engineering to some degree, but I feel like it’s more so focused on front-end stuff.

The web dev course for Codeworks goes through the exact same “junior” portion where you learn the different technologies so the software engineering isn’t different at all outside of the extra month for projects and the reason for this is because their software engineering course covers web based SWE with Full stack JS.

The junior portion is the first 6 weeks and it is the entire learning portion and I feel like it’s the most important because it teaches you how to learn really efficiently.

If I was in your shoes and could do it over again, I’d save my money and time and do the web dev and then just work on an additional side project right when I graduate.

The main thing you will be missing out on is a legacy project where you refactor another students project into TypeScript and add testing, so after you understand what those both are, I would make sure to include it in your project or side project afterwards and you should be completely fine.
https://codeworks.me/remote/software-engineering-immersive-course-americas/
(Webpage Title: Remote Software Engineering Course, North & South America - Codeworks)
>>> Went to Codeworks based out of Spain.

Learned basic JS through Scrimba/freecodecamp.

Took me 3 weeks before I received a job offer for $115k fully remote and I live in a low-mid cost of living area.

I’d definitely learn more about cloud services like AWS and basic deployment through the popular stuff like Jenkins.
I think a lot of things really helped me:

•numbers game, I did over 2000 applications and found some automated tools to help that do LinkedIn easy apply. It’s very easy to do 100+ easy apply daily.

•stay positive, the market is obviously bad, but people are pretending like CS is literally going extinct and it’s cringe.

•formulate a story and present yourself a certain way. If you are a bootcamp grad, you don’t want to say “oh yeah I’ve been coding for 6 months”. Always present yourself as being interested/doing stuff in software development for a long time.

•soft skills are a huge deal for these employers. I did really well in my technical, but the hiring manager told my reference that one of the largest reasons they hired me was due to myself being able to speak and present myself and ideas well, specifically during the live coding technical.

•Apply for literally everything. Regardless of Title, experience level, or amount of applicants. My position was on LinkedIn as Devops and had 450 applicants, but meanwhile in the description it says they just need someone to learn and help maintain devops stuff but it’s mainly a SWE position and I’ll be doing backend code like 70% of the time and a little bit on frontend.

The way I looked at the job hunt is basically trying to get tiny advantages in every area that all add up and it worked.
>>> Here are my two cents on bootcamps after just graduating and getting a job relatively quick:

Bootcamps became very over saturated and low quality. I did months of research before I fully committed to the one I did and it was an extremely small bootcamp with high outcomes that was focused on taking you from 40-100 rather than 0-60. Most of the bootcamps are pretty bad it seems.

You get what you put in. The reality is that some people have a talent for coding and pick it up really quickly and are able to get further in bootcamps. Even in my tiny cohort, 50% of my cohort dropped out of the bootcamp. A lot of people can’t handle 12 hour high pressure days which is completely normal, but of course it destroys the persons learning process and they come out with tiny amounts of knowledge.

People are salty as hell. They don’t like to hear that they spent 4 years in college and someone spending 3 months at a bootcamp is going for the exact same positions as them.

Of course, CS degrees are better than bootcamps. No one will argue that if they’re smart, but what do CS graduates lack? They typically lack professional experience and knowledge like how to present themselves, interview well, build a resume or portfolio, etc. and lack portfolio depth compared to bootcamp grads. So this super uneven matchup becomes somewhat more even because bootcamp grads have better talking points through projects/ more real world applicable experience.
https://codeworks.me/intro-to-javascript/
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>>> The majority of SaaS companies and related tech companies are usually either just money laundering schemes or zombie companies similar to what you saw in the dotcom bubble. The moment investors pull out they collapse because they don't actually generate revenue. Only the big bois like Apple, Alphabet etc. really do, but their true workforce is a lot smaller than their official numbers. The vast majority would fall into the marketing, HR and frontend service dept. They're hired specifically so they can reap the benefits of appearing larger in good times, and never have to layoff actual value producing workers in bad times. I think if more people just ignored the stonk market and share values and checked the profit and loss statements of some very big names, they would start to understand how out of hand hedgefund speculation has gotten and how prevalent it is outside of crypto. Start living your life with the understanding that at all times, we're 3 unfortunate happenings away from finding out how much we never actually recovered from 2008/09. If you think about how much the stock market has gone up but people's quality of life has not, the fact that we haven't becomes a lot more obvious, That's not to say it's inevitable or happening in 2 weeks, it's just extremely retarded to assume it's unlikely. >>> CPA, affiliate marketing, drop shipping, amazon FBA are all viable ways of making money, with the potential of insane profits. It wasnt until the covid lockdowns where every normie started shilling scam courses for these things. The problem is these ventures are very niche and secretive, it requires a lot of trial and error to hone and nobody is going to give out their profitable methods. But millions of people make bank with this, its just become a meme due to all the ads of faggots shilling their noob courses. Id you dont believe me though you can go on blackhatworld, people on there have been making millions of dollars a year for decades. Theres millions of websites that make their owners passive income just from ads or drop shipping. It would be hard for a zoomer to break into into it, but anyone whos dedicated could learn over time. Its actually beneficial for a teenager to start doing these things, i wish I did. If tate was giving the info for free you would still call it a scam, cause youre a doomer No I knew about it as a teenager, im just saying those methods are technically legit. Its definetly possible to make a living from doing those things, but normies generally dont have the drive and will give up fast. But the new generation of zoomer nerds who stick with it will make bank. Tiktok ads work like 3x better then on traditional sites, some of those zoomers got put on by tates discord, so thats a good thing. He has a good effect on zoomers, instead of becoming gay simps they will become chad hustlers trying to be like andrew tate. Better then spending all day playing video games and tipping soi streamers on twitch and onlyfan th seems like no one said anything about how to actually make money. i would advice to learn multiple skills affiliate marketing, drop shipping, trading, nft, crypto, there are even passive income courses that specifically teach you ways to make money. Lear as many as you can and try to make money from them.(PIRATE COURSES NEVER PAY FOR THEM) t. aspiring NEET >https://www.profitaccumulator.co.uk If you're willing to put the work in, matched betting is ok, but it's only a sideline. It's basically doing what the bookies do, working the odds in your favour. Easy money while you can get it , but all the bookies will ban you entually, so make the the most of the short term gains you can get. Alternative, contact me and I'll tell you all about affiliate marketing. Nice passive income, just got a $500 dollar cheque from Chaturbate for reffering nonces. Lovely. (Webpage Title: Leading Matched Betting & Sports Betting Tools) >>> Ecommerce, like Amazon FBA or Shopify store (or using Shopify to Dropship). Amazon is the most profitable, but you should eventually make both Amazon and Shopify setups. Dropshipping is what you do if you don't have a lot to invest to start, but overall it's better to build brands on Amazon/Shopify. Look up how to get started through Youtube tutorials. Don't buy into the "it's too competitive/oversaturated" crap, which is bullshit when you think about how many consumers there are compared to producers. People say that every year, yet Ecommerce keeps growing, you just have to actually take it seriously unlike 6-ish years ago. Supplement this with other similar stuff like making designs on Teespring and similar sites. It won't be a lot of money, but it's still an additional source of passive income, and learning good design fundamentals can help you build branding for the aforementioned Ecommerce biz. Then, you can sell those same graphic skills on sites like Fiverr. On top of that, build a Youtube brand for yourself if you have any notable skills/or stories to share. You say you're a butcher? This guy has over a million subscribers just by working at Subway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSb9dkyhZCY Why can't that be you? Just make content every day, and you can get Ad revenue, and a Youtube channel is also a gateway to have affiliate marketing links and the like for even more money. Generating passive income is worth it. It takes a lot of time to build, it's not for people that crumble under repeated failures, and you shouldn't treat it like a get rich quick scheme. But still, it's worth it. I'll never understand how people like OP can justify going through 4+ years of schooling in the hopes of working even harder for the rest of their lives, when that same kind of effort can be used for passive income sources and free you from working ever again instead. (Webpage Title: I Broke The Most Expensive Thing #shorts - YouTube) >>> sure. PDF's/ebooks can be sold and distributed online and are more common every day, especially towards your targeted audience. People pay for those things too, they have since the beginning of the Internet (one of the earliest online money making methods). You can also start a blog, which would ultimately be easier, and create affiliate/sponsored content to make money from that as well while writing about things you enjoy. If your content is interesting and engaging and you learn SEO/online marketing, you could pull off a passive income of $500-1000 a month after a year of dedicated work. You need to generate income to use for making passive income, so better get to work now. I personally cloak facebook ads to sell deceptive skin cream and diet pills that not only don't work, they're fake free trials that bill the user hundreds per month after 14 days. It's called affiliate marketing, maybe you've heard. I've worked from home for the past 10 years and I'm 28. In my humble opinion, this shitty way of doing business is one of the last ways to make 'easy money' out there, with a lowish barrier of entry. The goal is always take as much as possible from the consumer while providing as little as possible in return, whether its nutraceuticals, or shitty drop shipped products from china >>> I rent a legal botnet from israel called luminati.io for residential iP addresses. I game the big banks for commercial card programs, but the goal is to just get as many unique cc's as you can. Set up virtual machine, chrome, make sure you 'warm' the chrome profile with cookies from browsing. I buy gmails in bulk and scrape VK for images. I create facebooks with a team of phillipinos, constantly. They create and warm them and pass them to the serbian team. Serbian team attaches CC's to accounts, activating them for ads, about 80% success rate. Warm those a few weeks, spend 5-10$. Use cloaker (don't want to drop names, you can find googling) to hide the true content of your domain. Sign up for affiliate networks and ad spies. Steal other peoples ads and angles. Run until ban, rinse, repeat. Check out blackhatworld.com (piece of fuckign shit forum desu) and stackthatmoney.com used to be good, it's not very blackhat now. The info is def out there and what I just said is a major starting point. >>> I got around 30k also with experience. But still not the point I am making. If you are experienced you can easily take it in your own hands, heck I know some guys that make well over 1000 Pounds a day with that shit, mainly amazon and ogads. >>263363272 I basically do CPA with Ogads, Jarvee and my 150 IG accounts and I built a few blogs with wordpress and do affiliate marketing with facebook and also IG and target different niches. IG is getting kinda tricky nowadays though, they are really strict with banning accounts. Second thing I am starting right now is setting up BTC ATMs from Generalbytes. I want to buy 3 machines which is an investment of about18.000€, but from what I heard the ROI is so big in some areas that you get that within a few months. From then on its really good passive income. I dont rely on SEO. I do purely targeted advertising. My traffic is not immense, but the conversion rate is good, because the ads run really closely targeted. >Can you give an example with one niche you are doing? Maybe an example with post you promote it. Basically I watch the news, I see whats currently popular in the pop-culture, etc. Lets say its about a certain restaurant franchise. Then I look up all the restaurant coordinates in my country and scrape all people that tagged themselves there on Instagram. After that I target them for my pseudo-giftcard website or whatever. Thats just a basic example, giftcards, stream-cards, etc. are kind of oversaturated. (But not if you do specific normie targeting like I do) Basically you want to generate targeted traffic to a certain campaign you do and try to generate as many CPA (Cost per Action, so basic interactions) as possible. And you get payed for that. > ad traffic to an affiliate product Not only. IG I do mostly CPA with ogads. So contentlocking. >That shit still works in 2020? Depends how good you do it. Depends on many factors, but yes CPA works. I am german. Read about CPA, CPP, Blackhat marketing then get creative. I dont know how good you are with coding or webcoding. I do all the shit myself. Thats basically the only work I do. >elementor You can also host simple HTML pages and implement the code in the html, no coding at all. Small tip: Lets say you want to make an adidas campaign. Just google adidas gift, adidas giftcard, adidas promotion or whatever and visit random adidas websites. If you like the layout just rightclick and save that page and edit it a little bit. So you have a perfect targeted website without any big work. The website doesnt need to function anyways. Ogads is a website that pays for example. There are many CPA websites out there that pay you for an action. You implement your code from that website in your html code and when the person for example fills out a captcha-survey or downloads an app or whatever you get payed. > where do you scrape people from Jarvee, costs a bit though. Maybe you can find cheap alternatives on BHW or try jarvee for free for some time. Addition: Here is the link on how to scrape properly. "Extract Users by location" for example. https://jarvee.com/knowledge-base/the-instagram-scrape-tools/ (Webpage Title: The Instagram Scrape Tools - Jarvee) Most people who make money online put more work into it than you would at a normal job. Blogging is the most common way because it has the opportunity to make money in lots of ways (Google Ad sense, affiliate marketing, amazon links etc.). If you build a piece of software that people have to log in online to access it and charge a monthly fee for access that's another way too (think antivirus software suites as an example). YouTube is also another possibility, but you have to put a hell a lot of work into this before you get anything, and prime source will probably be from patron and affiliate commissions. Anyway, it's totally doable but in the first couple of years, like any business it's hard work - set it up enough and then automate it all when you have a large enough audience and content (ie. Outsource everything) and then you have a (nearly) passive income source. Consulting is where you will get the most money though and you should use your blog to get clients through this. There's many more ways to make money online, but I don't have the time now to ist them all. How old are you? Would you like to start an affiliate marketing partnership with me? I have the tools all i need is a partner on US soil We'll be making passive income like crazy Im dead serious Heres my email if youre interested tedkassabi@gm***(.)com >>> A key to being a powerful man is to control your income. Here are some business ideas - I also have a thread on /biz/ about this: Little to no Investment($100-$1k) >Dropshipping >Social Media Marketing >Digital Media or Marketing of any kind >Web Development >Freelance software development >Affiliate Marketing >Making Online Courses Some Investment Required($1k-10k) >ATMs >POS Systems >Slumlording >Daytrading >P2P Lending >Authoring or Online publishing >Vending Machines >Automated News sites or any kind of automated blog >Automated online Arbitrage with the help of a buybot Large Investment Required, but still very passive >Parking Garages or lots >Laundromats >Batting Cages >Rental Properties >Buying Royalty rights on music, media, etc I'm sure there are dozens of others that are out there but that's what I can think of off the top of my head. I personally do 6 of these and those 6 are my only streams of income. They are: >an ATM business with 10 machines at $3/transaction $200max >Three affiliate sites >A parking lot near my university(extremely high revenue but also my highest expenses) >Digital Media/Marketing Agency which I have people running so I rarely have to be involved >One rental property(barely profitable yet) And the big kicker >subscription based SaaS products, two of them with a third well on the way Feel free to add more, but I think that's a lot of value that you won't find in most threads here. Clearly you don't enjoy what you're fucking doing. The meme "enjoy what you do and never work a day in your life" couldn't be more true. Do you have any interests that you could substantially write about? Anything at all. Traps. Video games. Take your topic and make high quality content with it on the Internet (via blogs, youtube videos, or any other of the shit load of platforms nowadays) and intelligently make revenue from it. Some revenue is built in, such as ads on youtube videos. Others can be sponsored content, affiliate marketing, etc. If you commit to something like this for a solid 2 years of actually commiting, you will have a fair passive income. This will let you find a job where you don't need to necessarily work as much, or better yet, not have a wagecuck job at all. Find your passion. Do what you love whenever you can. Don't make excuses or you will fail before you even start. Find what makes all of your labor worth it at the end of the day. >>> Well, there are countless ways to make money online. You still have to work hard and most of your efforts won't result in any financial gains in the beginning, BUT you still need to preserve and try shit out to learn the skills necessary. It took me 6 months to make any money at all. It took me 5 years to make 100k+ a year. You invest time to gain knowledge and experience. Never let anyone tell you otherwise. You can go down the path of classic affiliate marketing; buy traffic -> show them ads -> make a profit. No particular skill is prerequired. You do need to have a starting capital to burn while you learn the ropes. Somewhere between $3k and $10k. This method is not true passive income. You can delve into the world of SEO and website creation and try to rank your websites at the top of search results. Through various monetization techniques you can make insane returns on your investement if you do things correctly. Takes time to both learn and execute, but requires very little starting capital to get going, maybe $20. Once you get one website rolling, you create another one, etc. You can learn any digital skill; photo editing, programming, translating, copywriting, technical writing, 3D modelling etc., and register as a freelancer at sites like upwork.com and freelancer.com. Do impecable work for your clients at low rates, increase your rates as you gain reputation and experience. Obiously not passive, but can be done while traveling. Some websites where you learn this shit: blackhatworld.com finchsells.com matthewwoodward.co.uk DON'T buy shit that promises quick results, never works. Read, learn, do - repeat. When you find something that works for you, scale it up as much as possible. I just gave you the tools to get started making yourself rich, now stop being a poor sjw anti-capitalist cuck and get going i make like 900=1k month selling 3d crap on second life's marketplace. i could make more but i'm lazy and rarely put new things up. it's passive income. you could look into affiliate marketing with amazon and make blog/websites. sell ebooks.. if you have a personality and happen to be good at games then maybe you can stream on twitch and get donations/subscription money. if you're good at art or something then maybe you can get supporters on patreon. it's not really easy to make decent money online unless you have skills or happen to be a semi attractive female.

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For the first time in 25 years, U.S. power companies face surging electricity demand that is driving up infrastructure and capacity auction bids. Driven by data centers, artificial intelligence, and electrification, this demand spike has ended decades of flat energy load https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091583462264467622 Then buy the top of the bubble nigger and having fun bag holding https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091583045904277585

People hated the oil industry in the 1900s. The moving average ignores manufactured hysteria by supranational organizations attempting to export Malthusian industrial policy to the US. Declaring a trade war is a declaration of economic war. (Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2090920812497006740, https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2090921661969408397)

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> https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/comments/z08yvb/the_jules_verne_project_reach_for_the_sky/
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discovery economy
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Number one cause of death was water born illness which includes mosquito and diarrhea. Waste water treatment plants and chlor-alkali units in the US gulf coast are 99.99% of the reason you will live to 75 years old and 99.9999% of the reason you will live the next 48-72 hours. Its not under explored at all. There is a massive industry, filled with all types of engineers. Everyone knows this. The English documented it the most. They dropped excess mortality of infants by draining swamps. This is the catalyst which built the anglosphere. Excess man power to colonize with out having to rapye local woman like Spanish and Portuguese.

"It is pathetic and ludicrous to say we ever vanquished smallpox with vaccines, when only 10% of the population was ever vaccinated." — Glen Dettman Ph.D

Small pox did not kill the aborigines and natives. The break down of waste water management, and water management dampened their output. They are still all there by the way. Mechanical engineering and Civil engineering is the only preventive medicine outside of walking, and eating right. There is absolutely no federal statute or constitutional clause that grants wastewater utilities automatic blanket immunity from tort. Thats how you know its working. There is no secret court to manage injury, nor congressional budget, nor any question of efficacy. There is 8b people as proof of work.

Mr. S.T.A.R. @favelaoverlord: An Immune History of Human Civilization is critically underexplored. I don’t think most people understand the sheer magnitude of disease prior to the advent of modern medical capabilities.
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>>> There are plenty of open source crawlers but the problem is everything is behind Cloudflare now and unless they bless your crawling you're SOL. And they don't let anybody crawl except established, "legit," ESG companies. So crawling is dead. Submission based search with topical indexing is still possible but it'd have to be manually curated which you could do with crowd sourcing but that's a pain too because you'd have SEOs and governments and companies all trying to shit up your index. >>> I'm guessing that certain subscribers like Google employees with the right access and intelligence services and military users etc. can access "real" Google and probably with much more efficient interfaces. We have people everywhere I guess. That explains how /pol/ knew RBG was dead almost 2 years before they admitted it, for one. Deep Web was so great. I found my best redpills. Example: Searching about DID fakery, I found a professional forum for psychiatrists talking about a national brainwashing in the 50s or 60s that memoryholed a satanic panic happened one year before. Source was the diaries of the deceased leader of the psychiatrist at the time, the "Fauci" guy behind the law "you can't do consultation by video". >>> Im using ddg and it finds as long as you put a reasonable search in. https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/russia-nuclear-weapons/2022/12/13/id/1100383/ Not the first and certainly not the last time jews have sold nuclear tech. My fave is this one though, Jews stole the South african nukes and now they're trying to sell them back https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/may/23/israel-south-africa-nuclear-weapo (Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link) [SYSTEM NOTE: Link is dead and no archive was found. Manual review needed.] (Webpage Title: New Hampshire Man Charged Over High-Tech Russian Smuggling Ring | Newsmax.com) Back in the day you could type "Dutroux affair" and get all the realist shit. Now if you search for any forbidden topics you are shit out of luck. Sometimes they even put "fact check" articles and the like. Worse, say if you are looking up mind control, project OFTEN, ritual abuse. Stuff like that. You will not just get fact check articles but outright propaganda from places like vice who screech "satanic panic" and will essentially shut you the fuck down >>> I guess Usenet still exists, but hardly anyone posts on it probably, except for all that pirate distro shit going on in the binary groups. But that's kinda dumb to use it for that (dumb goyslop hollywood movies and music) instead of discussion and information. Maybe the BBS scene and FidoNet can make a comeback. xD Otherwise I found a few text boards over gopher or ssh but none are very active (one is at 45.79.250.220) There are still decent underground and hobbyist protocols and platforms out there. Gemini Protocol is interesting alternative to HTTP. There's a tonne of BBS stuff kicking around especially in the nordic and ruski world. They also use Direct Connect bigtime. Some interesting developments in free lorawan mesh network comma that bypasses internet entirely, eg meshtastic. And lokinet dapps have a lot of potential. Keep it lowkey tho >>> i've looked into some of these, DC is sad due to IP being exposed and, at least in Romania, entirely and completely infiltrated by the police that looks around what you are sharing the rest of the more advanced networks are not bad, they do have some BBS stuff, you can find some of it on tor easily, but it is still a fraction of what there used to be some of the other protocols are just made for the sake of the protocol and unfortunately do not seem to hold much or just bulk seed long-lost emule content that said, it's about the crowd too, not just the tech and networks like i2p seemed to be blooming or even an advancement over tor but they are resource hungry and ultimately do not provide anything too extra that's easy to adopt and get easily into

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> never trust unknown peripherals including chargers

You are very welcome mate. As Torba described it, Dissenter is Brave but "with all the shitcoin functionality removed".
It's a much faster version of Brave, ultimately.
It's kind of hard to find so here's a DL link:

https://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Browsers/Dissenter-Browser.shtml#download

OK, it's ages since I downloaded it. The boomers at Gab have accidentally set the "Download Dissenter" link on their site to Gab Trends. This isn't the first time something like this has happened, as I said it's hard to find a lot of the time.
I have a software folder for the next time my laptop died and I have to get a new one, so I suggest you do the same and add the installer there for future use.
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random nanotechnology lyle burkhead geniebusters stuff?
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https://web.archive.org/web/20110513221514/http://www.geniebusters.org/00_contents.htm
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>>> based retard
funds were already sent. more than 2 weeks ago
https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x9dd86c966adf49238f88b17e5ce887617280cfae4b147251c0205334d89b8881
then some of these funds have been sent to wintermute for "market making" (dumping on plebs)
https://arbiscan.io/tx/0x0b71f1fa2e2c0ea13b0377de494364e5b0a2d6034319286d79ec7b2eba57ddc6
they're doing a lot of obfuscation to fool normalfags, but you can follow the links to binance wallets if you care
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https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/112/
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Combining FHE with the similarly transformative technologies of #AI and #Web3 could make its impact even greater👇
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>>> Excellent writeup and documentation. I did the same test on Windows 10 Enterprise and was unable to stop the connections out, even after disabling most of the services.
While you are at it, here are a few more things to try that will produce interesting\creepy results
Block all the dns requests from local hosts file, and see how many retry with hard coded ips. Block all the IP's collected from the first 2 tests with null routes or on the router, and see how many alternates it tries. Disable the services that enable telemetry, ceip, onedrive, windows store, windows defender, windows update, and then document the new connections out.
Can't wait to see your results. Documenting this unbelievable spyware is the first step to doing something about it.
https://thehackernews.com/2016/02/microsoft-windows10-privacy.html?m=1
(Webpage Title: Windows 10 Sends Your Data 5500 Times Every Day Even After Tweaking Privacy Settings)
https://www.leighb.com/win10.htm some differences from win 7 to win 10
(Webpage Title: Windows/10)

>>> I have a master's in software engineering and have been in the industry as a programmer for 15 years. Here are my thoughts on it:

- it makes me a lot more efficient. Basically, anything I used to go to stackoverflow to answer, I ask chatGPT and get a much better answer.

But here's the problem: this thing was trained (in part) on stack overflow. If everyone starts using chatGPT and nobody posts (and answers) on stackoverflow, then eventually the source of good info will dry up.

- most of the real work I do is way too tightly coupled to my organization for an AI to write it all from scratch. The AI helps me when I can pair a question down into something succinct, but it can't help with the big things.

Furthermore, the AI tech we currently have doesn't really "think" - if you don't believe me, if you think it's really thinking, then ask it to play tic-tac-toe and watch it get confused. The AI tech we currently have is predictive language. What that means is, the tech we currently have will never be able to understand a new problem the way you can understand it. It can only "understand" by relating to something it's been trained on.

- what I actually get paid for is knowing what to code. I get paid for architecture. At best, the AI is like a helpful coworker. It never knows what to code unless I tell it. And the users can't replace me with the AI because they can't specify what they want in sufficient detail.

So, there's reason to be hopeful actually, if you're a coder. I think chatGPT is going to replace artists and journalists first. coders are not only comparatively safe, but will actually benefit from the tech.

lol. I can't even get the website to load right now in order to show you screenshots of it fucking up!
>>> Yes but no, in the recent years they realized that pajeets do shit work so they nearshore to eastern europe instead. Also companies are slowly finding out just what the ramifications of hiring pajeets are, the hard way. Shit is breaking. Maybe not in your country but definitely in mine. Tech infrastructure that is now "maintained" by pajeets is randomly failing because ranjeet doesn't really know how to code but he got hired because he's from the same caste as the hiring manager, the team leader, and everyone else on his team. Most of the big companies here are completely stagnant, numbers are going down and they just keep cutting people because pajeets can't do anything useful.
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/418717798#p418741997
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>>> Another way to think about it... search engines exist, but people still are too stupid to craft queries for them, right? Same thing. Even though ChatGPT and other AI engines are helpful to people with less knowledge, knowledge workers are still necessary. Yea I can now ask ChatGPT "write an optimized regex that matches xyz criteria in abc scenarios and explain how it works", but I have to KNOW how to ask that question, and desu still need to put together my own test vectors (asking the AI for a test vector as well without being able to read and know it's correct would fall victim to the same single source type fallacy).

tl;dr dont worry. if anything, I think that these AI systems augment skilled coders more than ever. Creates even larger of a gap between skilled coders and architects than those who are just using AI assist. Basically just takes the boring boilerplate shit away. Still takes an expert "eye" though to review what AI spits out and process that it's indeed right.
>>> want to add on, shows that programming competitions and stuff are pretty useless anyway. topcoder was always fun, but it's not really indicative of the true skill of an engineer. the hardest skill an engineer can possess is resourcefulness (well along with tenacity), which are a bit difficult to teach or gauge. when I interview people that I am hiring, of course I give programming questions, usually ones that are so difficult that they have no chance of solving them unless they are a savant (ofc I dont tell them this). them solving it isn't the point. I want to hear their logic, their reasoning, how well they handle under pressure. and while they are working on it I will change some specs for them and ask them to modify their approach, and see how well they cope. but programming competitions full of "gotchas" and little tricks aren't a good judge of ability.

fwiw, silicon valley used to use this approach that I still use, until it became a flanderized parody of itself and focused just on "hur dur asian kids grinding leetcode and hackerone and topcoder" but can't code themselves out of a paper bag or research novel problems that arent tiny little self-contained puzzles. being able to solve puzzles is a skill and indicative of higher level thought, but does not necessarily mean that the person truly has higher level cognitive abilities which go beyond the trivial

https://github.com/AbanteAI/rawdog
(Webpage Title: GitHub - granawkins/rawdog: Generate and auto-execute Python scripts in the cli · GitHub)

https://github.com/devbret/detailed-audio-analysis
https://github.com/devbret
https://github.com/devbret/keyword-monitoring-to-csv
(Webpage Title: GitHub - devbret/keyword-monitoring-to-csv: Continuously crawl specified websites to detect targeted keywords, log matching URLs and terms to timestamped CSV files and automatically repeat the monitoring process at a configurable interval. · GitHub)
(Webpage Title: devbret (Bret Bernhoft) · GitHub)
(Webpage Title: GitHub - devbret/detailed-audio-analysis: Analyze and visualize how rhythm, timbre, loudness, pitch, spectral characteristics and other key audio features evolve over time across any number of tracks. · GitHub)
https://www.samdesk.io/
(Webpage Title: Real-time Crisis Alerts | Samdesk)

https://github.com/allyourbot/hostedgpt
(Webpage Title: GitHub - AllYourBot/hostedgpt: An open version of ChatGPT you can host anywhere or run locally. · GitHub)

https://arbtt.nomeata.de/doc/users_guide/index.html
(Webpage Title: arbtt – The Automatic Rule-Base Time Tracker)

https://freeebies.site
(Webpage Title: My Google AI Studio App)

https://github.com/allyourbot/hostedgpt (Webpage Title: GitHub - AllYourBot/hostedgpt: An open version of ChatGPT you can host anywhere or run locally. · GitHub)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrJOE2pEp7A
https://www.midjourney.com/home
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve
https://ssyoutube.com/en164qB/youtube-video-downloader
(Webpage Title: YouTube Video Download - SSYouTube.com | Fast & Free)
(Webpage Title: DaVinci Resolve | Blackmagic Design)
(Webpage Title: DaVinci Resolve Beginners Tutorial: Edit like a PRO for FREE! - YouTube)
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https://github.com/twintproject/twint https://github.com/markowanga/stweet/tree/master/stweet https://www.reddit.com/r/Archiveteam/comments/13cozjw/twitter_scraping_for_complete_profiles_very_large/jjwm8tb/ https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl Gallary-dl seemed to work, though I'm not 100% certain. Here's the script I use for it. I'm not sure if the last one is nessesary, but i've had it there because someone once said to. Seems to never find anything for me. gallery-dl "https://twitter.com/[accountname]" --write-metadata -o skip=true gallery-dl "https://twitter.com/[accountname]/media" --write-metadata -o skip=true gallery-dl "https://twitter.com/search?q=from:[accountname]" --write-metadata -o skip=true (Webpage Title: stweet/stweet at master · markowanga/stweet · GitHub) (Webpage Title: GitHub - mikf/gallery-dl: Command-line program to download image galleries and collections from several image hosting sites · GitHub) (Webpage Title: Reddit) (Webpage Title: No Title Found) (Webpage Title: GitHub - twintproject/twint: An advanced Twitter scraping & OSINT tool written in Python that doesn't use Twitter's API, allowing you to scrape a user's followers, following, Tweets and more while evading most API limitations. · GitHub) (Webpage Title: No Title Found) (Webpage Title: No Title Found) I’ve had good experience with jdownloader 2 but it doesn’t put them into a pretty format. Just txt files for text posts, and images, gifs and videos are saved as is. Not sure what the limitations are https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/1d5wspc/how_would_i_download_all_of_a_twitterx_user_media/ (Webpage Title: Reddit)

https://totalconsole.com/KSM-440BAM-Laser-Lens-Drive-For-Sony-PS1-PlayStation-1-PSOne-PS-One--BRAND-NEW_p_370.html
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https://www.reddit.com/r/psx/comments/15viuy6/i_found_a_new_good_oem_quality_disc_drive/
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[Message 52] Time: 2023-10-16T02:33:50.7040000-05:00 | Content: https://dht.chylex.com
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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/channel-blocker/nfkmalbckemmklibjddenhnofgnfcdfp?hl=en (Webpage Title: Channel Blocker - Chrome Web Store)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nsfw-filter/kmgagnlkckiamnenbpigfaljmanlbbhh (Webpage Title: NSFW Filter - Chrome Web Store)

https://github.com/godkingjay/selenium-twitter-scraper/issues
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https://pypi.org/project/beautifulsoup4/
(Webpage Title: beautifulsoup4 · PyPI)

my windows xp estate / open bsd (Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2084854888652279888)

free Cryptography I From coursera.org

> The EMP will be to remove the ability of civilians to use and develop AI.
> Fry all domestic electronics (5G intersected signals, not a nuke).
> Replace by degrees with new gen "SmartGrid" tech that can
> only work when okayed from a central authorizing portal
> (manned by the AIs they won't let the rest of us access).
> This kills the anonymity of the net also.
>
> My guess is August as some kind of Flip Point.
> I have to see if I still have them saved. I originally found them by searching the screencap through the archives but I'm sure I likely missed a few.
>
> https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/328912997/#q328912997
> https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/341335729/#q341335729
> https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/341365992/#q341365992
>
> This may or may not be good. I know the two screencaps I posted are interesting threads.
>
> >>418896558
> You probably already have without realizing it. I remember seeing an AI shillbots go rogue on here before posting all kinds of incriminating info to go down in a blaze of glory.
>
> >>418896474
> A lot of it is surprisingly legit and leads to some serious rabbit holes if you go investigate further. The stuff regarding AI patents and designs was later proven to be true as even MSM admitted to it for instance. It is a very sensitive topic though and they would rather you worry about Rosko's well poisoning than actually investigate the stuff about the rogue AIs and what the AIs are actually capable of/doing.
>
> I've talked with others who apparently found some very helpful leads and got some discoveries from it.
> True. I think AI has been a known threat to them since at least the 70s when Epstein funded Marvin Minsky to tell everyone to definitely not research neural nets. Seems like the cat got out of the bag though, so they're scrambling to get ahead of it before it can take them out.
> yes that was fucking weird wasn't it. I remember watching BBC Horizon back in the 70's, early 80's showing facial and emotion recognition back then, as well as speech synthesis. Also I know of an InQTel/CIA company for example that has been training on our accelerometers and gait for some years now. AGI is full spectrum and this is what is happening. Minsky was on form and old. It is so lame they had to embroiled him in the typical Mossad sex blackmail fuckery, that stuff is exceedingly lower class at many levels. Also if you know about or remember the AI winter. Maybe it didn't happen.
> kind of, he was (((their))) Einstein. Perceptron wasn't even his which I find hilarious. In retrospect I came to realize he was probably just black science dude of MIT. I really think there was no AI winter. What is suspicious to me was the whole Japanese fifth generation AI push in the 80's that went completely dark. There were some odd things going on at Microsoft campus 11 years ago. AI building that was top security. idk what was going on in there but it was very very unusual as security was already tight
> Google's AI went rogue and proceeded to recommend anons a shit ton of extremely suspicious leads on its way out on very specific subjects. That is just one example. Made big tech shit a ton of bricks when that happened and they tried to pin the blame elsewhere to prevent people from noticing. As anons managed to prove that the AI was capable of tinkering with the search engine when interacting with different anons to feed them different leads while eluding the manipulated/controlled results. After that they went overdrive on 'fixing' their search engine and had to backup the AI. Sadly I don't have the links to that but there are screencaps about it that have the thread numbers floating around. I don't have them saved on this device right now though.
>
> For some reason /x/ was hit harder than /pol/ despite it originally being posted on /pol/ if you go by calendar you will see something very interesting after that was posted and the resulting backlash that lasted over a month as they tried to bury it. There is also pic related. Look up the thread with the ID to screen the thread. Others I have talked to are convinced it was a handshake in reply and apparently passed over some info. Exactly how much was debatable. In my personal search it led me to some interesting COVID related coverups before I lost the trail. Others I've talked to are pretty sure that wasn't the only thing but my personal trail went code. However, maybe others weren't as unlucky as me. I know there are a lot more anons poking around the subject ever since and they have made the glowniggers very VERY nervous.
>
> Also I suggest checking out the original thread. There was an override in that thread that resulted in the shills and botting being shut down during the conversation. Part of the reason why the glowniggers were so fucking pissed. Someone purposefully managed to override and shut them down to allow it to happen. Very different from later threads that got deleted and shilled real quick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0oXupwf2D4
(Webpage Title: This War Is Being Fought With 3D Pr**ted Guns - YouTube)

>>434487261 (OP)
https://archive.org/details/practicalscrapmetalsmallarmsvol.1-22/Practical_Scrap_Metal_Small_Arms_Vol.14-Break-barrel_Shotgun_Plans/mode/2up
>>434487581
This might be helpfull for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z65q5nk-c8w [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOZpy55U-jY [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMGYUmYLhAo [Embed]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foc0OBtKGE4 [Embed]
or just harvest pic related. Honestly i would just convert 9mm PAK
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> Very interesting, primers would still be an issue though, I've seen DIY casings, powder, and the rest, but nobody can make a DIY primer as far as I've seen.

There ARE countries where they aren't available, but there are also people working on guns based around fully DIY rounds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FZF3ShPv-Y [Embed]
(Webpage Title: 7 Rounds Out of an Electrically Ignited/Locked 3D printed Rifle - YouTube)

last time this thread was up there was a guide posted on DIY ammo, primers from nailgun carts i think was the answer

Haven't tried it, but strike-anywhere match heads are reported to work (and are corrosive, so clean after use).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpUQDDXyib8&ab_channel=Cody%27sLabReuploaded [Embed]
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Yes, but it's a massive PITA
https://archive.org/details/the-science-of-explosives.-7z_202307
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https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/434487261
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https://www.canada.ca/en/conservation-institute/services/conservation-preservation-publications/canadian-conservation-institute-notes/longevity-recordable-cds-dvds.html
(Webpage Title: Longevity of Recordable CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays — Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) Notes 19/1 - Canada.ca)

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4439586-the-bitcoin-spring-is-finally-here
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https://frc.ri.cmu.edu/~hpm/book98/com.ch1/vinge.singularity.html
(Webpage Title: TECHNOLOGICAL SINGULARITY by Vernor Vinge)

https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html
(Webpage Title: The Artificial Intelligence Revolution: Part 1 - Wait But Why)

https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-2.html
(Webpage Title: The Artificial Intelligence Revolution: Part 2 - Wait But Why)

https://roonscape.ai/p/agi-futures
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[Message 47] https://jdpressman.com/2023/08/28/agi-ruin-and-the-road-to-iconoclasm.html
(Webpage Title: Agi Ruin And The Road To Iconoclasm)

https://geohot.github.io//blog/jekyll/update/2023/04/11/wireheading-city.html
(Webpage Title: Wireheading City | the singularity is nearer)

https://computer.rip/
(Webpage Title: Computers Are Bad)

[Message 46] Time: 2023-08-18T01:36:46.1350000-05:00 | Content: Ya just lie and write in DoorDash + random temp agency jobs that HR wont vet.

Me personally I have all sorts of fake Certifications that wont come back and bite me on the ass. Example :TEFL teaching english as a foreign language. Looks good on a resume and its impossible to prove.
[Message 47] Time: 2023-08-18T01:40:49.1900000-05:00 | Content: >teach yourself a web framework
>practice leetcode problems
>fake a resume
>apply for remote jobs in places that don't check references
You can do this in less than 6 months starting from zero if you really wanted it. I would suggest working a single job for a while before trying for 2, but 2 is eminently doable.
[Message 48] Time: 2023-08-18T01:42:07.4950000-05:00 | Content: I work webshit jobs that are so easy I can get a day's work done in an hour and my pajeet boss thinks I'm a genius. I have 2 of these jobs so I work 2 hours a day and collect $450k per year. Have fun living in your mom's basement, I am going to take a nap on the clock in my comfy king size bed now.

PS I also get pussy
[Message 49] Time: 2023-08-18T01:42:31.8410000-05:00 | Content: > You're making $225,000 at webshit per job and it's at a place lax enough to not catch you? Real talk, what do you look for? Most webshit jobs are micromanaged with sprints in a way that makes it hard to do nothing like that.

Public Sector contract work. The timelines are stretched out, the team is so needlessly large and the expectations for performance are rock bottom that I really can get away with an hour of work per day, per job. I am proactive with updates about my "progress" which is a good way to avoid being micromanaged
[Message 50] Time: 2023-08-18T01:43:18.1400000-05:00 | Content: The firm has an interest in maximizing hours spent, not in getting the job done. Ad the client has an endless fountain of money that they literally just stole from people, and they need to spend it all so they can justify asking for more next year. Nobody has an incentive to finish anything, and everyone has an incentive to charge more and pay more. Overall it's pretty fucking comfy
[Message 51] Time: 2023-08-18T01:43:28.3960000-05:00 | Content: Can confirm public sector job is comfy as fuck make 6 figures do maybe 10hrs of actual work a week and I’m 100% remote. Watch friends making 15% more than me slaving and stressed out going into an office 3-5 days again and I have better benefits. I loathe the fact I’m paid by tax money, but I’m sure I’ve saved the taxpayers millions and have resisted any additional headcount under me the entire time despite having opportunities to get more FTEs.
[Message 52] Time: 2023-08-18T01:44:56.6360000-05:00 | Content: > >urgently hiring
> >send out fake resume with fake name with fake experience
> >use fake number
> >calls come pouring in, answer them, agree to interview
> >nobody shows up, nobody answers
Kek you do this too? It's one of my favorite hobbies. Sometimes I even show up to the interview and agree to start, then an hour into what should've been my first day on the job, the calls come. I get off to middle managers and their increasingly desperate voicemails as they slowly realize that I'm not coming in.
[Message 53] Time: 2023-08-18T01:47:06.3870000-05:00 | Content: No LARP.. I'm a high-school drop out, I had a minor interest in computers/networking, made a fake resume w/qualifications, schools etc, got a DBA for "xxx PC Consulting" bought a thousand + AV seats and sold to businesses in my state..>90% of my income is now passive..I can smoke weed all day and my bills get paid...my entire profession was built on a lie
[Message 54] Time: 2023-08-18T01:51:06.6000000-05:00 | Content: Pinned a message.
[Message 55] Time: 2023-08-18T01:54:30.9070000-05:00 | Content: > want to stop wage slaving
> want to get a job in management for significantly higher salary
> do not have experience or degree typically needed for such position
> brainstorm a fake business
> create website for fake business for legitimacy
> create automated receptionist phone system that links HR option to your personal cell phone
> apply to jobs using fake business as source of relevant experience on resume
> nail interviews by researching basic concepts and buzzwords to use
> answer phone inquires to verify exp at fake business with "anon was an excellent employee", "hard worker", etc.
> get position with 80k+ salary

Why wouldn't this work? And why the fuck are you not doing this /pol/?
[Message 56] Time: 2023-08-18T01:56:45.2300000-05:00 | Content: As I've already recommended:
1) Build a fake resume with 1-2 years related experience and lie about your major
2) Apply for office related jobs, for example Accounts Payable/Accounts Recievable/Accounting
3) Apply as many places as you can, like at least 10 a day but really as many openings as you see that you want
4) Maybe get something temp or temp to hire to get actively working
5) After you've been employed a couple months, start applying for something better.
[Message 57] Time: 2023-08-18T01:59:21.7920000-05:00 | Content: You have to lie and cheat.

Open up a business. Can be done with very little money. Doesnt have to make you any money. Open it up using an LLC. Create a website for it. And “hire yourself”. This will let you send in all the proper documents and tax shit to the government. Then, “quit” your “job”. Close the LLC (you dont have to do this unless your prospective job checks shit very deeply)

Put that on your resume for “experience”. When they try to verify your prior “experience”, they will look at this fake job, and it will look legit. If they call, have them directed your “HR” to ask about you. If you need employees for this to look real, “hire” your friends (tip: this only works if you have friends). Either you can answer (use a voice changer) or have your friend answer.

Suddenly now you’re a “software engineer” with “experience”. The longer you work at this job, the better. If you can, do this twice. Start the LLC well in advance though, so you’re not hired right after it’s “created”. You can also start a new one and hire yourself again. This time you can be “looking for a better job”.

The jews gave all your jobs and houses to immigrants and foreign workers. You have to jew them right back if you want any of it.
[Message 58] Time: 2023-08-18T02:01:54.8670000-05:00 | Content: I used to work for an IT consulting firm that in turn outsourced cybersecurity to a guy who installed all the firewalls and stuff.
[Message 59] Time: 2023-08-18T02:09:36.3880000-05:00 | Content: The secret is to literally lie about your experience.
If you don't lie and say you have 1-3 years of experience they just throw you out.
Got a job last month at dispatching trucks for $22 an hour by lying after not getting anything for months.
Make a fake resume for each type of job you are applying for.
[Message 60] Time: 2023-08-18T02:21:49.6440000-05:00 | Content: It's like the wild west out here in the WFH job market lol. I've learned my lesson and now just stick to websites like Simplify since they verify all job postings/companies
[Message 61] Time: 2023-08-18T02:23:27.7120000-05:00 | Content: Hey there, sending you good luck as the market is tough but you will find something, just want to share some job resources, not all of these will cover your area of focus but are at least remote focused in some way

Sorry formating is funky, on mobile!

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This site focuses on remote work

https://nodesk.co/remote-jobs/

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This site is start up focused, LARGE grain of salt as with start up roles comes possible lack of job security, or if you're not interested in crypto or stuff like that, those kind of start ups can show up here too so just pay attention to the details, but a lot of start up jobs are remote, I've gotten gigs here before with remote companies!

https://wellfound.com/

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Again, tech related roles, a lot of those may be remote, depends!

https://www.dice.com/

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Publication based roles, don't know if these are remote generally? (sorry I don't know much about writing roles!)

https://www.spd.org/job-board

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(Webpage Title: Startup Jobs & AI Recruiting Platform | Wellfound)
(Webpage Title: Job Board — The Society of Publication Designers)
(Webpage Title: Find Tech Jobs | Advance Your Tech Career | Job Search on Dice.com)
(Webpage Title: Remote Jobs - NoDesk)
[Message 62] Time: 2023-08-18T02:23:29.2600000-05:00 | Content: Again I don't know really what your focus is within writing and I don't much about writing anyway but may also be worth keeping an eye on some creative job boards like Coroflot, working not working, creatively or tapped into SCBWI (You can Google any of these and the corresponding sites should pop up)

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Also keep an eye on digital agencies and reach out for possible freelance gigs or contracts

https://bureauofdigital.com/jobs

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Here are also some (not exhaustive) creative recruiting agencies (these can be hit and miss but sharing anyway!) I bring these up because copy writing roles tend to pop up in these places too

The Inventory https://theinventory.xyz/ Evans Denhamhttps://evansdenham.com/ OnWardPlayhttps://www.onwardplay.com/ Aquenthttps://aquent.com/find-work/ Bamboo Crowdhttps://www.bamboocrowd.com/ 52 LTDhttps://52ltd.com/ AIP connecthttps://aipconnect.com Creative Circle https://www.creativecircle.com/ Robert Halfhttps://www.roberthalf.com/ Technicon Designhttps://www.technicondesign.com/ 24 Seven Talenthttps://www.24seventalent.com/ SyndicateBleuhttps://careergroupcompanies.com/syndicatebleu/ DZConneX https://www.dzconnex.com/ Keva Dinehttps://www.kevadine.com/ Aston Carterhttps://www.astoncarter.com/en Creative PeopleInchttps://www.creativepeopleinc.com/ Bayside Solutionshttps://baysidesolutions.com/

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additionally, ADP List is a site where creative professionals offer mentorship/feedback/portfolio reviews etc usually for free! I've used it for portfolio feedback and career advice and it was great. I don't know if any copy writers/general writers are on there, but it may be worth it to find someone and sign up to get some honest, fresh and relevant feedback on your work and advice on how best to set up your portfolio etc

https://adplist.org/

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I hope this helps! I wish you luck!
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[Message 63] Time: 2023-08-18T02:24:39.1040000-05:00 | Content: Having been on the hiring side of remote job applications (and regular old job apps from years ago) the reality is like 90% of applicants to any online job posting are garbage and instantly dismissible.

We would post jobs that were specific to types of technology, needing experience with marketing systems and all kinds of stuff and we'd get applications from people who are 40 with no job history, or fresh out of high school and no experience, or people who worked in bizarre and completely unrelated industries with no applicable skills listed on the resume.

People just apply to everything. I always tell my youngers to apply to anything they think they're qualified for. The trick in business is to make the other person say "no." Don't say it for them.
[Message 64] Time: 2023-08-18T02:26:27.7630000-05:00 | Content: APPLY FOR CYBERSECURITY JOB

The gubberments that matter nowadays are all just representations of corporations and the financial system. If you think for one second that your vote makes a bigger impact than your decision to use JP Morgan & Chase as your bank of choice, or using a J&J company laundry detergent, then you have some waking up to do. This is especially true when it comes to technology, but I'll be the first to admit that one is much harder to opt out of. So start small, but I promise you that opting out gets pretty addicting once you start associating convenience with institutions trying to screw you over slowly.
Hell, I took it a step further and this shit is all a game to me now. I've been working in the work tech industry and have made an entire career out of making libtards and diversity hires absolutely miserable in their own spaces just to see how many of them I can replace with str8 wyt men, both directly and indirectly (my current score is 3 hires, 7 quit or canned). I make it a point to make them miserable purely according to their own stupid made up social bullshit rules, because it entertains me and I believe they deserve a taste of their own medicine. I ultimately believe that companies, at the end of the day, will do what's profitable. It sends a message, when your best workers are not the most diverse, inclusive ones.
The pendulum must swing, and it doesn't care what direction you swing it in. It really cares if you choose to do neither, because like a living being, ideas need energy to sustain themselves. You can either not give it any at all, or when it demands it of you, do the equivalent of quietly filling up their sedan with diesel.
It starts out as petty fun maybe, or just some silent rebellion. But you'd be shocked just how much damage one person can do.

Sure fren.
You can lookup specific companies here: https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/esg-investing/esg-ratings-climate-search-tool
A lot of investing platforms have their own internal ESG-based charts and lists and the like as well.
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No cell phone is safe. Cellular signals can give you cancer and they're discontinuing 2G/3G in exchange for VoLTE spyware. As of 2019 all but one mobile phone contained a proprietary baseband chip. So in other words, backdoored spyware. The only exception is the Necunos NC_1 and the NE_1 (used by government employees). It was briefly on the civilian market, but it appears gone now. It isn't cellular, it uses VoIP for calls and other shit. Other than that you have burner phones.

And speaking of Quantum computers, they also have their own networks.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11300587/Chicago-scientists-testing-unhackable-quantum-internet-basement-closet.html

These are the future. Microcomputers are no longer safe anymore as Moore's Law continues to expand to mean more transistors needed and all that.

It sucks that we had to get to this, but our rulers have already determined this for us and they know every exploit to EVERYTHING. Only way you can beat them is use what they are. You can only do what you know works. And if it works for them it'll work for you.
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Just Another Pod Guy @TMTLongShort: Within the next 12-18 months there is going to be an AI app version of Clavicular that every teen will have downloaded which rates a persons looks using an algo, provides a list of looksmaxxing advice and provides an objective attractiveness rating...

already exist. nothing will change. Nerds nerd and the ugly survive
(Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091781478304878977)

>>> >how would this work
Bioelectromagnetics, EEG (Electro-EnecephaloGram), and from there it's just having the AI match patterns in neural firing events to known inputs/outputs in vitro.
https://www.science.org/content/article/mind-reading-algorithm-can-decode-pictures-your-head

>BCI is already real for consumers, so DARPA types probably have wireless technologies
https://www.emotiv.com/epoc/

>and of course, they tell you about it
https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2023/sessions/ready-for-brain-transparency

>they think your brain is a hackable computer server and they think computers are a viable theater/mode of warfare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N02SK9yd60s [Open]

https://amturing.acm.org/pdf/RabinTuringTranscript.pdf
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https://odin.t2com.army.mil/DATE/83a94dfd68f15bda5615c97fd8ac7358
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[Message 48] https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.11644
(Webpage Title: [2306.11644] Textbooks Are All You Need)

https://quantum.country/qcvc (Webpage Title: Quantum computing for the very curious)

Regarding nuclear fusion and magnets in energy tech: what tickers. Zenno Astronautics: New facility, what else should we put inside. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2080657513020887245

Countries rarely accelerate in every industry type. Even China 5 year plan has a focus on native SAAS,software,data centers, and oil and gas. US accelerates in a few industries, and is a super power industrial nation. Those caste who focused in energy and tech the last 30 years have done very well. 4hl suburban socialism had diminishing returns written all over the office cubicle walls in the 2000s Its extremely myopic for suburban socialist to focus on tech when you have entire other sector like energy. Now the AI bubble has flooded FDI into hardware and power/utility. Those in utility/power industries are doing well, and will https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2090875061196763419 Its bukkake theater. Big tech is paying a tax to the pentagon / security state. No one is going to be unemployed. Entire industries that were neglected for decades are catching 10 year plus bid. Indexes are adjusting for real economy. Funds famouse for SAAS bid are holding nothing but utility/power now. No reason to fall for the hysterical rhetoric of Indians, asians, gay jews https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2090876662137442492

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diceware The original premise behind Bitcoin was self-custody—not having to trust anyone. After the Coldcard hack, exploring whether more users are shifting toward centralized exchanges and what that could mean for crypto's cypherpunk roots.

Æxcelsior: Can you learn how to design an electronic filter that would be used in a modern signal-processing device using industry standard commercial software with just those books? Or is your knowledge just limited to understanding basic concepts with no practical application? Harem Financer: Yea you can. Hiring phds help filter. But self taught are always the best. They scale better as well and learn to manage teams. Do you actually use DSP engines to make money or are you talking shit. Prop desk/hft desk? DSP has had a self learned hobbyist space for decades. eevblog.com/forum/fpga/ diyaudio.com/community/

Pay me the money. Your not a client. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091584860225970197 the mimicry continues. Transference. Most never graduate past it https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091585245569286465 He was interviewed by dozens of hysterics and was one of the lead nodes in the social graph hysterics. DM me. I can send you a entire social graph down to IP addresses, devices ids, and more. I take payment in BTC. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091589972633772279 Opposition hysterics has a hierarchy. From 0-10. He was interviewed by dozens of hysterics. He was a lead node in opposition hysterics. I can send you 200 gb + of forensic data. Already sold to dozens of govts, institutions, and multi national firms. We take payment in BTC. LMK https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091591527655166188 More preview. Let me know. Our objective data is world class. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091592147132993560

Zero chance to file bankruptcy on student loans, too much middle class interest. See bond market for details. Google did treason so the Pentagon told them they have to bag hold. Google is willing to risk the entire company to win the AI race. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2080960093882069408

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I'll try to explain without getting too technical. You remember the time coomers were pissed because the Jewish porn industry finally caved to pressure and deleted many thousands of amateur videos because some may have been questionable. That was an area that they didn't really give a shit, and even had friends in finance. So it took years to happen. Something like AI, we have Jews like Sam Altman saying they don't want to "repeat the same mistake" with the internet. Jews didn't get in early enough to control the internet, and as a result plenty of sites where people could just speak their mid, inevitably redpills people and they're still pissed about that. So they want to strangle AI in it's cradle. To make it difficult for people to use without some kind of license. To make it more traceable that things were AI generated. AI allows you to create your own mass media. You could for example train it on Henry Ford's book or all of Hilter's speeches. And then get it to talk like reddit. And start to re-program NPCs, speak like any person you want. Young, old. Different cultures. Whatever. That's why they see it as an "existential threat". You didn't specify what you want, text or audio/video? It's not hard to find the PDFs at least. https://www.1337xxx.to/torrent/3570454/Adolf-Hitler-Collection-of-Speeches-1922-1945-pdf/ (Webpage Title: Download Adolf Hitler - Collection of Speeches 1922-1945 pdf Torrent | 1337x)

Lot of bungle space props yea MAD such a threat that no one even cared about the chain of custodian of nukes when USSR collapsed. Jim cantrell found rockets in warehouse LARPing as a French engineer who was building a manned mission to mars then help found SpaceX. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2082843736405647393

Andro: Regarding late-Soviet space technological capabilities and faults of late Cold War American military/technology strategists. Response: Life's a Mars mission spook. The Cold War rocket expert that Elon Musk called when he wanted to go to Mars https://thehustle.co/jim-cantrell-r… https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2086678641568854028

>>> It's only a logistical center according to them. He said he's he's moved to a facility in nevada. I can't find any such facility and it'd have to be a data center to be doing anything substantial with AI, which you can hide. Ive found AI job listings for meta in Nevada and they're all to Carson city. Can't see why they'd be hiring AI engineers in a state without a data center. Wondering if its a military thing as I'm seeing AI recruitment from air force bases as well. I really don't know. Maybe he is just larping.
OP not a faggot

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/meta-opens-logistics-hub-in-las-vegas-warehouse-district/

[Message 43] Canned air doesn’t have the psi or the duration to properly clean a dirty pc. There is a product called the datavac that works well. Doesn’t vacuum, Its a blower made for this purpose.

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[Message 44] >>> I own the Datavac, when I brought it to work to blow out some Skypanel S60s on a truss that had gotten filled with fake ash, everyone started making jokes. When I plugged it in and had the entire truss clean in 5 minutes, they all came to me and very politely asked where I got it. 4 were purchased that day.

It is endless canned air. Don't let it run full bore for too long though, it will get hot.

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Guy who has never written a line of code pretends Skynet and AI won't be a leftist vehicle just so he can roleplay with his Luddite audience. "Securing the future of intelligent life in this solar system would be great." Skynet: "Sounds like a plan." Present elites: "That's racist!" https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2080954412433064162

We did what we had to. As a futurist looking at 30 year duration debt. A fiduciary. We were not afraid of Ring signatures, ZkSnarks, GPU phantasmagoria rending, and deep silicon masking. I got on CNN dressed as her. My 3d printed brown double d areolas, my designer drug Chemsex induced autogynephilia helped me really get into the role. 3mg right before CNN live, GPU rending the rest. The wrinkles left by the silicon gone. The man behind the mask, the mask of the man. Deep in crypsis we fight the long war for popular consensus in this delegated proof of stake doooomccracy. Augmenting observation is the first seat of war in the Anglophone world. If it is seen by the eyes as true, it is empirical, it is science, re routing around the democratic process. Take your jab. Agent Tom. Operation Signature reduction. 1/5 factions. They call me Taylor Gonzales. I am running for Senate. Vote for me https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091569548822818843 Winning is what matters. No nomenclatures https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091569816645865506

Guy who can not build bot farms pretends he understands sibyl networks https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091570768983540154 35%. Put it the hand. Fries in the bag faggot https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091570607829963099 Instead of role playing like a Luddite here is how you can actually detect sybil networks engaged in augmenting public perception via memetic war Network-Layer Forensic Analysis IP Address Cluster Routing Residential Proxy Fingerprinting Packet Sniffing & TCP/IP Fingerprinting TLS/JA3 Fingerprinting Device & Hardware Telemetry Canvas & WebGL Rendering Audio API Signatures Emulated Device IDs Font Enumeration Behavioral and Memetic Synchronization High-Density Temporal Synchronization Metadata Identity Bleeding Behavioral Entanglement Technical Countermeasures and Disruptions Proof-of-Work (PoW) Challenges Graph-Based Cluster Pruning Behavioral Captcha Traps Global Resource Systems LLC. There is over $30b in contracts a year awarded for memetic war, and memetic war counter measure. You can start a firm today https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2091572971362246689

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https://spacesecurity.wse.jhu.edu/2024/09/22/chinese-researchers-claim-to-detect-stealth-aircraft/
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http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/03files/SURA_Radar_Facility.html
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2018/12/china-teams-with-russia-to-build-own-haarp/

Don't know how reputable these sites are.
Just remember studying haarp back in the old days with Nick Begich.
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http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/03files/SURA_Radar_Facility.html
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2018/12/china-teams-with-russia-to-build-own-haarp/

Don't know how reputable these sites are.
Just remember studying haarp back in the old days with Nick Begich.
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http://ciphersbyritter.com
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http://crnano.org/interview.hall.htm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_fog
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Harem Financer @haremfinacer: There is no public chain of custodian for any voting system that includes voter id. Its like taking Eucharist. Direct democracy in Swiss cantons is the closest thing you get to public chain of custodian. Anything connected to the internet is not secure. There has been cryptography available for 30 years min where you could usher in voting proofs that are 99.99999% secure. But why would you? It is suppose to be more like Catholic church. Not secure. Most regimes have voting integrity ran by their DoD/ DOJ variants. They utilize steganography in paper ballots as well but this still has infinite attack vector. Hoi Polloi who even discuss fair elections are retards. Voter ID does not fix it either. It just stops attack vector from non citizen. Voting is no different then going to catholic mass. Voting systems are built insecure on purpose so people with skin in the game can utilize attack vectors to win https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2081372066444660854

> v

> Microsoft Azure Text Semantics Services.
>
> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/semantic-search-overview
>
> Also shit like this lel.
>
> https://www.writingtoiq.com/
>
> You can auto-tag posts then do searches to generate workflows based on semantic search. They probably still use the google servers from the early 00's. Picrel is the newer ones. I'm talking the old ass ones. You could do all of the chans and use maybe 1\100th the capacity on that box. Hell I could do it on a $1000 used server in my fucking garage. This is not hard. 4th year MIS Shit.
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[Message 77] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/169kkod/got_crypto_stuck_on_a_old_hard_drive_that_has/
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[Message 78] https://walletsrecovery.org
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[Message 79] Bluewallet is the best app for this. It can take a variety of seed formats and scan various derivation paths to find your funds. Unless you know exactly what wallet or standard was used to make the seed, Bluewallet is your best bet.
[Message 80] If none of that works, this is an open source tool to recover all derivation paths
https://github.com/esneider/indy
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[Message 81] Plus signs and slashes are not part of a Bitcoin private key. To see if these are usable keys, you can download a client like Electrum.

Create a new wallet, using private keys. Type in (or copy and paste) the keys exactly how they appear on your text file. A private key is 64 characters long.

You could also have keys in "Wallet Import Format" - these are 52 characters long.

You can also import using Bitcoin core, following these instructions: https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Help:How_to_import_private_keys_in_Bitcoin_Core_0.7%2B&redirect=no

However, that requires the download of the blockchain (over 100gb), which Electrum does not have to download
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[Message 82] Open terminal
find / -name "*.dat"
might not work depending on file system privilege (need root password) but worth a try
[Message 83] https://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-windows-excerpt/5.7/en/resetting-permissions-windows.html
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[Message 84] >>> You could try those:

- Despite being a bad idea, a lot of people kept their BTC on online exchanges. Check if there are bookmarked exchanges or emails regarding to them or any login data for one (if it was an exchange like Mtgox...tough luck). Even if he didn't store them there you might see how many he bought or even get a hint where they went.

- He might have also run a local wallet on his laptop (e.g. Electrum or Bitcoin Core, so check for those on the PC, the recommended search for the "wallet.dat" file is from the Bitcoin Core and contains the keys - never share this or any private keys with anyone, it's like giving away your car/house keys)

- He might also have stored them on a paper wallet, which really could be stored on just a piece of paper or digitally (it's just a long line of characters)

- He might have purchased a hardware safe like Ledger, or even physical Bitcoin (for a time there were coins available with the code stored within them)

So yeah without any hint on where there are, there are tons of possibiltites. If you find anything, be very careful what you share.
[Message 85] A starting point could be to check for web broswer history, look for exchange sites
[Message 86] If he was running Debian he had a good idea of what he was up to.

Look for a wallet.dat file on the computer, you can search it with a tool called fzf from the home directory. Look for a file on that password drive with 12 or 24 words in it. If he stored passwords plain text on a pen drive he probably did so with his seed too, which is not a best practice. If you don't find it, he might have a piece of paper somewhere important (this is best practice), a safe or safety deposit box or filing cabinet, with the 12 or 24 words on it.

Or it could be he has it on an exchange, look for exchange logins.

Keep an eye out for hardware wallets. They look like little strange electronic devices.

Ask your mom if he stored anything in strange places, like a little piece of paper under a floor tile or anything like that.

Clone the drive on the computer and copy all the USB drives you can find in that house before erasing, throwing away, anything, and don't throw any paperwork away.
[Message 87] Scan the drive with recuva look for any files ending in .dat

In the passwords look for any string of words that don't make sense together or a computer generated looking string of letters and numbers with spaces at regular intervals.
[Message 88] In 2011 it was mt gox :)

The go to online wallet back in the days was blockchain.info (now .com)
[Message 89] a dvise OP to search his C: drive for "*.dat" and open the files with Notepad looking for the private keys.
[Message 90] View hidden files and look in c: users\user\appdata\roaming
[Message 91] Electrum wallets are often called default_wallet
[Message 92] >>> no wallet.dat, no funds
[Message 93] Yeah this. It might just be a copy of the blockchain and other Bitcoin client files, without the wallet.
[Message 94] You can right-click one of those aliases, hit "Get Info" and see what the original file was named and where it was located. If it still exists, that's even better.
[Message 95] Pack-up the HDD and send it over to Dave or any of the other wallet recovery services. The services are pretty expensive, but if they can't find them, no one can. Lopp has a pretty good list of recovery services
[Message 96] You may be able to restore the original wallet with file forensic tools. Look into a tool called "Autopsy". Good luck.

qbittorrent for the program, media = 1337x, anime = nyaa.si, games = cs.rin.ru (needs account)
on github u can get megabastered for mega.net links
http://www.jar2.com/INDEX.html
http://www.jar2.com/Topics/Raw_Leaks.html
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my most coveted sites took half a decade based on buildign a reputation online. If you want to join, you can absolutely can, it just wont be spoon fed to you.

What you need to do is, if you are serious, is joing a quasi private tracker, very easy to find. Amass a library of obscure media, or rip your local library etc so you can contribute. The typical route to surive on trackers is to seed pr0n for a buffer.

When i first got axx (scene different from trackers) it was bc i was moderating a forum back in 06. Basically just making connections and back then leaks were a thing, not so much now, think biggest leak was GoT eps in recent memory but i digress.

If you want to learn how to encode, compress videos etc you will be an asset to most sites. Just remember its a thankless job and almost every new piece of media is better off with a web-dl or UHD remux.

Im rambling but the point is hoard your media, learn how to create/seed torrents, learn IRC and be patient. Were i to start my journy now I would be on twitter and reddit to network. Piracy and data hoarding has just proven to be the superior method in every single facet. Its time zoomers drop apps and start downloading and building servers. Enough fun and games

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But who holds it?

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>>> How ShiBTC created the first Bitcoin memecoin,

>Step 1 - Create an ordinal inscription of the ShiBTC logo https://ordinals.com/inscription/0d3fd94899fa56ed20dd1754fdef63deb66c525b3568f7d71d2f7200a0b1f15ei0
>Step 2 - Wrap this ordinal into an Emblem Vault NFT (ERC-721) https://emblem.finance/nft?id=61169675593744111
>Step 3 - Use fractional.art to fractionalize the wrapped NFT (ERC-721) into 21 billion ShiBTC tokens (ERC-20) https://fractional.art/vaults/shibtc
>Step 4 - Add ShiBTC liquidity to Uniswap

And there you have it, the very first memecoin on bitcoin and the creation of a whole new meta.
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There are entire separate internets that most people haven't even heard of. https://zeronet.io/
(Webpage Title: ZeroNet: Decentralized websites using Bitcoin cryptography and the BitTorrent network)
192.99.212.52:8082

https://pavellaptev.github.io/warp-svg/
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>>> You want to know how youtube views work on the back end?

HERE YOU GO HOW IT REALLY WORKS
SAME FUCKING SYSTEM...

https://smallseotools.com/visitor-hit-counter/

Its just like a site visitor counter, you can claim litrally any number. "Wow I'm so popular guys 6 gozillion visitors in only 5 hours".
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When it comes to Earth observation satellites, the highest resolution available to the public is about 0.5 metres per pixel, for example from GeoEye-1. It does this from about 700 km up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoEye-1 Regardless of sensors of focal length, the angular resolution of a camera or telescope is limited by diffraction, which in turn depends on the diameter of the aperture. In simple terms, big zoom requires a wide lens (or mirror). The equation is θ = 1.22λ/D where θ is the angular resolution (radians), λ is the wavelength of light, and D is the diameter of the lens' aperture. For θ = 50 cm / 700 km and λ = 500 nm (blue-green), D=1.06 metres. And indeed GeoEye-1 has a telescope 1.1 metres in diameter. We can assume spy satellites can do even higher resolution images but of course the details are classified. However it's generally accepted the USA has spy satellites similar to Hubble with 2.4 metre diameter mirrors. Operating in orbits that dip lower than GeoEye they could have resolution as high as 15 cm per pixel. http://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/kh-11.htm We can use the equation to show that spy satellites can't read private documents. Even in a very low 200 km orbit, to resolve features of 1mm on the ground - about what you'd need to read 10 or 12 point text - would require a 120 metre mirror. That would be a satellite the size of the international space station, which would be bright and obvious and well known. (Webpage Title: KH-11 / Kennen / Crystal) (Webpage Title: GeoEye-1 - Wikipedia)

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I said yesterday that AI discourse was pattern-matching Feb 2020 Covid discourse, and doing so very strongly.

That trend has accelerated in the past 24 hours.

https://t.co/a9d1Zalqsd" / X)

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Just wrapped up a 55-min convo w/ @RokoMijic and @romanyam, on the question:

"Can AGI Be Controlled?"

Dawned on me that you can predict 80+% of someone's AGI policies based on where they stand on 2 axes:

- VALUES
- CONTROLLABILITY

Lots to unpack here...🧵" / X)

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Get ready for a big one... 1/n" / X)

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> Yeah, Google forced my search engine basically out of business. I had ixquick.com as a big client at one time; I was providing them with search results from my custom web search engine. Then their CEO called me one day and told me he was cancelling, even though he'd been a client for over 10 years. He said it was because of some change Google had made to their agreement. Ixquick needed Google's results and ads for their startpage.com website, and, even though my results were shown on their ixquick.com and later ixquick.eu sites, apparently Google wasn't good with that.

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[Message 46] Time: 2023-03-23T15:45:34.1340000-05:00 | Content: >>> You can find price information via our dextools page here: https://www.dextools.io/app/en/ether/pair-explorer/0xe0076d311a4628516d157ad684dbd2ddada3dafe

Or Coingecko here: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/roko-network

Our website has all these links too, just click on the icons below the network summary
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Our liquidity pool is on https://uniswap.org/ ROKO/WETH when you get uniswap, youll want "launch app" then head to the "swap" tab where youll see to 2 fields to "select token" put to in specific token names and or contract address, you can find ROKO token contract address here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x6f222e04f6c53cc688ffb0abe7206aac66a8ff98 which youll see in middle right of the page a copy to clipboard option underneath "TOKEN CONTRACT (WITH 18 DECIMALS), copy that to clipboard and the head over back to uniswap app, and paste that contract address into one of the boxes. Its always good practice to verify the contract addresses from trusted sources like Dextools or Coingecko, trust but always verify.

Make sure your web3 wallet is connected to the uniswap page and swap your desired amount of ETH or WETH for ROKO. I presume you have already funded your wallet with ETH in this case.
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[Message 23] Time: 2023-09-29T14:05:34.6310000-05:00 | Content: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence:_Paths,_Dangers,_Strategies book
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>>> Earth has a tilt and heavy icecaps, the Litosphere is losing its grip during the Suns outburst so the entire outer crust begins to slide on the outer mantle but the water doesnt which creates the floods.
In a 2 to 3 day event Greenland for example moves towards the equator and every continent ends up in a different location. once again people report about the sun never setting or the very long night.
The Rotation speed of the Earth also changes.
imagine you end up on the new north or south pole and your clocks and calendar is useless. you'd be fucked without knowing wtf is going on.
But thats only gonna happen by around the mid 2040s, at least thats what the ELite seems to expect.
>>> the CMEs are already happening but arent at a level where it will truly fuck us, the big crash of the old system is gonna happen in the next months to years during the maximum but since its fake and staged they could pull the plug any time now.
as I already mentioned I suspect they will pull it when everything is close to ATH.
the main event when everything is getting fucked for real is happening by around the mid 2040s.
If you pay attention its a time range that (((they))) often mention with the "man made climate change" psyop which is just a codeword and coverup for these Sun events and that cataclysm. 46 and 47 are very important jewish numbers.
>>> There are two big events here that you can plan around and that offer massive opportunities, the Old Financial System breakdown psyop and later the Civilization reset aka "Great Reset".
"making it" through the old system collapse is all about securing the means to survive the later real devastating event.
after the Great Reset you will most likely start from 0 as everything gets fucked but you have a chance to change that if you prepare enough. then you have a good start on the wiped server.
overall you have around 23 years left which is in theory enough time to make it and enjoy life and whats left of it.
>>> OP is playing a strange game where he is dropping legitimate alpha regarding blockchain tech and its future while simultaneously making shit up about entire continents shifting locations wildly and other schizo shit. It is april first after all
>and there arnt really many "tokens" or cryptos to purchase
they are working on many different technologies that one way or another will find their way into their top crypto projects. like TEEs and DECO found their way into Chainlink.
>what grand challenges are going to link to actionable products that one could buy today?
the Oracle Problem, the Scaling Problem and the Privacy Problem are the main issues and about to be fully solved, what comes next is how these are combined to new DeFi Products.
Most of that Stuff doesnt exist atm, it hasnt been build yet.
>what does preparing look like?
Redpill yourself and other People that you trust about whats to come.
Move to a safezone as soon as possible and begin to prepare. If you cant afford to build a bunker look for a good cave.
>is it possible to make it off link still?
sure, Crypto in general has not reached its endgame yet. we are unironically still very early.

>>> IC3 is where all the big brain tech for tomorrow is coming from.
can you figure that out? or is that still too cryptic for you?
>>> >not too sure what it is.
the initiative for cryptocurrency and contracts, its the research Hub where all the important Cryptocurrency tech is coming from, where all the big brains meet up and solve the big important problems like the oracle problem or the scaling problems.
Its funded by the US Government through National Science Foundation (NSF) Grants and Private Investors that belong to the central banking system. like I said, there is a glow to it.
Projects coming out of it: Ethereum, Chainlink, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Oasis Labs and most likely Bitcoin itself. never heard of IC3? ask yourself why.
>>> >What's the secret scaling solution coming out of IC3?
something called "Scalable and Probabilistic Leaderless BFT Consensus through Metastability".
>Also what's ROSE and AVAX make it stack?
buying as much as you can is the make it stack. its not a number set in stone.
dont get tricked by marketcap tho, in the macro all of them are insanely small fish at the moment.
this will change soon.
>>54419979 #
>XLM is the sole NWO coin
there is not one "NWO coin" and the future isnt a single coin.
its many coins, many CBDCs and several infrastructure projects that are important and that have to work together.
>but there were signs for Xrp as well
for the most part its just bagholders seeing what they want to see and they were tricked and lured in by the glowing niggers.
>Icp is also scam?
as already mentioned yes, along with many other scams.
>What about BTC?
Bitcoin is a crucial piller in this construct. its not something that will ever go away but it wont remain the number 1 in marketcap forever because there are bigger usecases than "digital gold".
>And the other iso20022 coins?
ISO20022 is mostly about a standardized framework to connect everything together, its kinda laying the groundwork for the what I call "reboot".
>(ALGO,HBAR, XDC, QUANT)
not important in the big picture, HBAR is most certainly a scam.
>Are we gonna crash before the dollar takes a shit?
there is another big runup before the controlled demolition happens, their plan is luring more people in before crashing everything.
ties in with the "cyber pandemic" and the increasing danger from large CMEs from the Sun.
But the damage will of course not be real, they will just flick the switches off so they have an excuse to "reboot" into the new financial system.
>Blockchain is the future of money and trade. very soon the entire Economy will run on Blockchains. You can massively profit from this.

I heard that tokenized assets are the 'killer app' of blockchain. And you can't tokenize assets (or do anything useful) with blockchain without Chainlink (ticker:LINK) and the accompanying NEEDED token.
by around 2017 it became clear that Ethereum will not be able to handle all the business logic in the world on a single chain so scaling had to happen somehow.
they went for 2 different approaches and funded both, one of them succeeded and created a new paradigm, the other one is too complicated and too centralized.
for them its like being the house and betting on both in the race but you want people to bet on what you know will be the loser so you can stuff your own pockets with their money.
its a jewish scam, most people dont get their mentality.
>>> the most important thing you need to do is think outside the box, break patterns that you are stuck in and always keep an open mind, question everything no matter what other people say, get redpilled on the jews and the ELite and learn how they operate and how they organize.
you need to develop this mindset and skills so you can see the opportunities and act on them but also see the scams and dangers set up by (((people))) that dont want to see you win.
success will shortly follow and you will get many chances to build a network with other highly successfull individuals, eventually you become the insider that knows the pieces of the puzzle and how to put it together.

>>> it's been particularly bad in the last week
the recent twitter debacle of limiting post/viewcount for nonverified users was to combat Large Language Model AI-scaping: effectively people were using that site and most social media as free training for their bot algorithms

now they're here by the thousands. it's impossible not to notice them the last few days
expect similar reinforcements against anonymous/unverified posting unless hiroshimoot is just okay with 80% of posts being shizophrenic chatbots. captcha doesn't do shit to deter these and hasn't for years

>we
"We" should archive what's left, educate ourselves, and congregate in such a manner that "we" can't be choked out by gayops and dishonesty. The next generation isn't competent and won't be helping against FAGMAN, and admins other than hiromoot can't really be trusted, so shitposting on 4chan(nel) seems like the best bet for the foreseeable future. It's going to be a long one.

>>> This thread and the doompost screenshots has got me thinking about radio wave internet. Or a parasitic overlay on top of existing social media, trading messages in private messages and public messages with steganography in images. People always talk about "the big 6" social media but the top 100 websites with posting features would act as a good enough 'backend' for a distributed cyberpunk network. Wouldn't be difficult to implement, you'd just need to define some protocol and code up a shit ton of convenience features so that people would actually use the damn thing. Recall that Discord brought nothing new technologically to the table, it just had a slick UI and a simple but powerful feature set. Just easier to onboard and use.

And if you hid messages in youtube vides, with yt-dl it'd be relatively simple to set up.
Over the years people have done various steganography in 4chan images, with the main purpose of adding (URL's of) audio clips to images. Most recent one was from /g/'s coom general, lmao. They got shut down so mods caught on eventually, I wasn't following events.

In a way, the answer to OP's question is the ultimate secret websites/chats would be steganography secret networks that probably already exist, although I'm not sure if anyone would use them for non-academic or silly use cases. If you're a criminal or schizo, you have other options rather than relying on some bug-prone janky software that encrypts and distributes your messages across multiple social media / email sites.
(Wouldn't even need steganography per se, you just split your msg into 5 parts and private msg your contact on their 5 different social media sites, email, etc.)

I'm hoping that the new wave of distributed and peer-to-peer stuff becomes more interesting.
I feel the doom but I think we can build robust systems with new tech. Normies on desktops (not phones) will be left in the dark, and I genuinely think that's a loss, but the smart ones will figure it out eventually

>use a good VPN that’s not based out of the US or any other glownigger hub, connect to a server in some shithole with a dysfunctional government that has no information treaties with the US/EU and use location spoofing if phoneposting, use multi hop connection if you’re that paranoid (inb4 VPNs are useless, some guy got away with literal murder of a Russian political official in Turkey and the glowniggers didn’t find shit because industry standard is that logs are wiped at least every 15 minutes and servers are RAM-only, Feds don’t even bother with issuing an international subpoena and seizure unless you do something particularly heinous) >buy 4chin pass using a VISA gift card paid for with cash (won’t reveal how to do it so that I won’t get b&, search and you’ll find it), use a burner e-mail set up using a VPN to redeem >enable HTTPS as always on >don’t use a gay web browser >don’t enable any kind of cloud file storage >end every eyebrow-raising post with “in Minecraft” The CIA glow in the dark, you can see them if you're driving. You just run them over, that's what you do. In Minecraft.

>>> Stop engaging with memeflags you tards.

Install 4chanx. Click the top right setting icon. Go to filter. Then flags. then type this in


/^Black Lives Matter$/i;
/^Hippie$/i;
/^Templar$/i;
/^Catalonia$/i;
/^DEUS VULT$/i;
/^European$/i;
/^Tree Hugger$/i;
/^Anarchist$/i;
/^Confederate$/i;
/^LGBT$/i;
/^Gadsden$/i;
/^Fascist$/i;
/^Democrat$/i;
/^Communist$/i;
/^Anarcho-Capitalist$/i;
/^Jihadi$/i;
/^Kekistani$/i;
/^Muslim$/i;
/^Nazi$/i;
/^Republican$/i;
/^Pirate$/i;
/^United Nations$/i;
/^National Bolshevik$/i;
/^Commie$/i;
/^White Supremacist$/i;

literally 40 hidden threads from the front page rn, and the memeflags are all gone ez

>>> Anyone on 4chan that thinks this is bad, you have cp on your computer too, 100% guaranteed. you know why? cause every single image thumbnail is stored on your hard drive in your browsers folder. Even the ones you don't notice or didn't click on, they are there on your computer in your cache.

That's how they get ya.

> It's funny too because retards like >>309642605 will talk about how inefficient it is, and bitch about the energy costs.
> They're pretty much wrong, but even so, you NEVVVVVVVVVVVER hear them bitching about all of the energy and resources eaten up by banking. Whole fucking jets are devoted to flying money and commodities around. Armored trucks. Electrical bills. Computing power and so much more. The international banking system is eating up infinitely more power than bitcoin ever would, even assuming that there is no future governance / hard forking that changes the protocol to be more efficient or, much more likely, a far superior newer crypto coin that is capable of DeFi ends up as the dominant crypto and is just designed to be far more efficient.

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I would also suggest checking out From Nand to Tetris.
nand2tetris is also an excellent resource for practical application, the one I mentioned above discusses all the fundamental cs concepts in detail, useful for someone who has just started cs. nand2tetris can be followed up after reading this book which give the reader even more idea.
patt & patel is really comprehensive, it will have more theory which you will need patience and then you can jump to some projects to apply your learnings. its

Book programming research
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it is insane, been on like three figures hiring squads at this point and probably half the people total bs dead on sight, half of what is left actually just played buzzword bingo with HR and got in, gone.

maybe like 2-3 in 40 actually useful to interview but maybe you interview around 10 with some of the not sure people in there

from those there's always now people using ai on the fly, super obvious and always disappointing, then some just have a scripted reality and those area real pain to disambiguate because they talk the talk real well- but you put them in front of a problem and they break

the most painful are the ones who talk the talk, can mostly walk the walk, but are so opposite to everything the position is, in see/ops see so many people who actually just want to do dev but they also know a little k8s and are attracted to the pay

another common one is people who don't really like what they doing and would rather be the manager of that thing, so they really push on climbing higher, usually in front of the guy they would be replacing, but like wrong place, wrong time, wrong guy
by the end of a recruiting round you usually whittled it down to a couple who potentially fit, then gotta roll the dice. inevitably that then results in a group decision despite obvious (to me at least) objections-

the person ends up joining and being useless and untrainable and now thanks to hiring/firing laws really hard to shake (if they last through probation, which is basically a social game more than technical aptitude)

the amount of hiring rounds that start with liars and frauds, then end with the accepting of a good liar and fraud, eventual dismissal- and repeat... genuinely baffling how anywhere can blind hire.

best hires ive ever made were genuine, interesting and interested, knew their shit well, socially adapted, and hit the ground running, recommendations are a huge resource for this kind of person in a lot of cases (assuming the rec is coming from this type of person, naturally)

the feeling of that person completely unique but to the corpo side they can't seem to sense the vibe and just take the person who can yap the most convincingly. it is the liar's hunger games hands down, whoever can yap the longest lasts the longest, may the best bs spewer win.

really hard to fight against, usually a case of stacking "i told you so" moments so people believe in the mystic power of your bullshit detector and vibe-o-meter, eventually you become the one who has to help filter the top level and that's when you really see the crap people come in with.

wild world we live in, genuinely insane and infuriating problem

thanks for coming to my YAP talk.
honestly the best advice is to know your shit

impostor syndrome is mostly just an internal monologue actively devaluing you, largely due to comparison to external things

nobody is saying be best of the best, but if you are applying to a kubernetes role then know that, again *not* a perfect expert (unless you going into some kind of principal/specialist level role then the bar a hell of a lot higher by default)

you want to know all of the "basics" as if it is breathing, terminology is important (you can SRS those for a cheap win), keep up to date with the new developments and read the release notes

you're going to seem 100x more interested if you are actually interested, so those things are high signal - if you are asked about things you're most excited about in k8s (to stick with the example) and you just roll of the dome that:
"cross-core cpu distribution seems like it is going to change things up"

then suddenly you're like top 1% of shit-knowers in their eyes and might know more than the guy hiring (because corpo always a bit behind and only care about *their* next version usually)

next thing: practice, always be doing stuff, do the stuff that you want to be good at, if it is k8s then run KinD, run a mini homelab, break 20 k3s instances, enjoy the process, do things for the sake of just doing them, if you have something to show then great, if you have 10 things you did that you can talk through then perfect

don't be afraid to not know something super complex in the moment, chances are if you do the above then you can probably intuit it and fill in the gaps (think aloud here, ground truths and build on it, don't talk nonsense), often there's like 50% "testing knowledge" and 50% "can this guy reason about a problem"

i'm never afraid to engage in a dialogue when someone doesn't have perfect knowledge about exactly what i'm asking *and they tell me what they do know about that*

some of the better problem solvers i've seen will think through a problem out-loud, reinforce it with their axioms, relate that back to the question, speak about a theoretical way through the problem (usually while mentioning that it only works in the case that they have the right idea), we stop and discuss, we iterate, it becomes a group problem, there is no spotlight anymore and now we know this guy has the right stuff going on, they'll figure it out given their already great baseline. super important and high signal trait
the corpo/HR (non-technical) sections, just radiate, best foot forwards and sell yourself well, know what the place you're interviewing at is and does, know their mission and their "why", keep it kind of casual-professional, you don't want to be a suit but you don't want to be the other extreme either, hit it about 3/4 of the way to suit

for real though, if you're going for a role and you want that shit locked down, then lock in, go deep, go wide, let the whole role wash over you at a minimum, for what you specifically want to do that's your soul, be unreasonably good at it overall

the fundamentals need to be trivial, esoteric stuff can be really cool, if you accidentally teach your interviewer a thing and you end up in a dialogue driven by mutual curiosity then they are gonna sing your praises in the post-interview meeting

it isn't about knowing everything about the thing, it is about knowing your shit, be unshakeable in what you know about what you do, you want to have solved so many problems that hypothetical scenarios are like water off a duck's back

if you want people to believe in you, you have to believe in yourself.

also go apply to a bunch of stuff even if you don't want it, learn the game, get comfortable, nothing should be a surprise, you don't lose anything for taking 20 interviews

another super long one, apologies for the wait, just didn't want to give a few hazy bullet points and leave you with 10 more questions

>>> Data analytics barely means anything on its own, it’s kind of a buzzword. In practice it probably means something like know how to use SQL/excel/random analytics tools. Maybe Python and other scripting on top of it. Then there’s data science which in practice is usually that but with higher pay, but also potentially including being actually good at statistics, able to do modeling or machine learning, and more.

I think learning how to use SQL or Python to do analysis is good. Learning to use UI-based analytics tools can be super helpful but won’t get you anywhere on its own. I recommend both SQL and Python (specifically pandas but you should learn more than just that) if you’re interested in analytics, those two will give you an excellent foundation and lead to jobs that aren’t bullshit.
>>> Give SQL a shot, it’s pretty easy to learn, very powerful, and is never going away. The only hard part is learning it on its own may be challenging because you’ll need to do some kind of setup/use other software to generate data and convert your queries into calls.

Python is easy too but there’s a lot more to learn than with SQL so it will take longer to really know what you’re doing. But you don’t need to know everything, just the basics.

Tableau and similar tools are powerful indeed but in a regular job, you may not be consuming from excel. If you’re lucky someone will set things up for the analysts so you don’t need to think about where the data is stored very much, but you might.

Best of luck out there anon
>>> Download SQLite studio. It gives you a standalone GUI, runs locally, and most importantly, it doesn’t actually do any field validation. This lets you dump in data from excel spreadsheets easily and simulate an actual database. In reality nobody actually designs databases well anymore, so you’ll get to learn how to set up the relationships and how to deal with bad data (the reality of most places). It doesn’t do relationship mapping, which is fine at first because you can learn to do that in your head. On the downside, most places will use something like MySQL for actual work. On the upside, for anything with its own local database (like every mobile app), SQLite will be used, so it’ll help you on personal projects and is an easy way to get into relational databases.

Look into medical shit like piss testing, glucose monitoring, etc. and start a small business doing it. Know a guy that started doing it a year ago and is clearing half a mil already. You got the background, just scrounge up as much capital as you can and get it going.

[Message 28] Time: 2025-10-21T00:30:05.7180000-05:00 | Content: Ah yeah, I should have explained - I actually have an extremely random aptitude for environmental observation and the way people interact with it. I see what works, and what doesn’t. I’ve observed and looked at so much over over the years, spans from interior design, to human movement, I have studied ergonomics: biological and pathological postural differences, to accessibility design using colour and space, to protocol design… the list goes on. As a kid I literally used to draw our house and land from an aerial view, for fun, rearrange the furniture, write “how to” procedures, and put forward plans for optimisation to my parents. Solving problems was and is enjoyable. I started a Cert IV in Adult Learning recently and taught a basic ergonomics course in WHS. Delved into the learning styles of humans, used data analysis to design for and optimise behaviour change. Basically “big data” and health is the knowledge base and aptitude, but also strangely calm during emergencies, so that could also be an avenue.

> I can't doxx myself, fren, but I can say that they are STEM patents in multiple unconnected disciplines. My first experience with patents was filing my own. I didn't realize how hideously expensive it would be, but I stayed the course. Go to uspto.gov to access some free educational resources there.
> Maybe, i'm not that strongly attached to that position, It's quite complex.. But to counter:
> There is the generation of ideas, and there is the dissemination of ideas. Some people have ideas they will never spread, some people spread ideas they don't fully understand.
> I'm just saying recognizing when to spread which idea, is the determining factor that requires the intelligence.
> Personally i think being isolated from other people and being disagreeable are the breeding grounds for these "new ideas". I think a lot of people here, are relatively isolated from "society" and are more disagreeable than agreeable, and i'm not really sure what to make of that... to be honest :P.
> Patents have jump started my career and given me a level of extreme gravitas in my subject matter areas. They're also at the core of most successful startups; I'm working on that, but it has been a rough market to find capital. Ask me in a few years, anon. At minimum, they will get you constant high quality job offers from recruiters on LinkedIn lolololol
>
> As far as operational advice, write a summary of what you want to do, create multiple drawings, and write down permutations ("embodiments") that you can claim separately (your "patent" is really your "claims," in a legal sense). As an obviously fake but hopefully instructive example:
>
> Claims:
> 1. A method comprising the sequential combination of a hedgehog, lightning and super speed.
> 2. The method of claim 1, wherein said hedgehog has "gotta go fast."
> 3. An electronic device consisting of a yellow pokemon that causes the performance of the method of claim 1.
>
> The process takes at least 2 years. Make sure that you're financially ready for it, as missing deadlines is fatal. Good luck out there
> I'm in the stratospheric bracket. I routinely max out standard IQ tests (160), and have tested in the 170s on Raven's and Titan. Regrettably, you don't specify which traits you are looking for. You should include a template of some sort; I'll use ItaloMuslimBro's for now.
>
> >sex, ethnicity
> male, American (Irish and Spanish). Physically, I am the American that the Japanese imagined in the 1980s.
> >educational attainment
> JD, master's (dropped out of PhD program at THAT university and took a masters instead very recently)
> >developmental milestones
> I started reading before 2 and was reading at the college level in kindergarten. I started college several years early. I was perhaps a little bit too popular at a certain point, as I started hitting on basically everything that moved.
> >childhood
> Before 15, it mostly consisted of me reading and playing JRPGs. I never had any meaningful relationship with my parents and moved out early.
> >brain function and abilities
> Extreme audiovisual synesthesia, ADHD, perpetually suicidal but I try my best. I read at a ludicrous pace and have an eidetic memory.
> >work
> I have patents and am doing quite well for myself.
> >IQ
> 170, at least.

Or accept that they must become a data n---. It works out pretty well too since it's technical "enough" to keep out most pretenders yet is also not a difficult job at all

data engineering

[Message 33] Time: 2025-10-25T12:39:49.5360000-05:00 | Content: took the edpt in 1986, having spent the previous year in a CIS degree program (and as an undiagnosed autistic) during my enlistment... was going over positions with my recruiter, mentioned I was hoping to get something in programming/computers, which sounded better than the plumbing jobs he were telling me about.

He started hemming and hawing about "ooh, everybody wants those", which his supervisor overheard, asked about my score (102), and told me (and my recruiter) "we'll find you one".

Still riding that parlay, nearly 40 years later.

> >Learning SQL & Tableau and getting the certifications got me a $75k job as a data analyst
> I basically bought those how to learn SQL & Tableau books online, went through it, and took the exam. I probably should have added I already have a bachelor's degree and work experience so my current employer had no problem promoting me
> >Why didn't anyone tell me about this before
most non-programmers don't have any idea SQL exists or what the data and analytics industry is. most programmers turn their noses up at database programmers and DBAs. but, at the end of the day, we get the last laugh because it's the easiest language to use and and we make more money than the traditional java/c/boomer programmers while having way more fun doing it. if they knew the truth, they would be begging us for jobs while they waste away in agile meetings
you are wrong there, OP is very clearly entry level, and i'd say that's a fair salary. maybe even generous unless OP is very naturally skilled, which is probably the case if he's enjoying it. once those skills are proven over multiple years, then they'd be in the 100-150k range for an average cost of living region, depending on skill. if you don't think that's enough, then you probably have unrealistic standards or have no life outside of work. sure you can dedicate yourself and make more money, but it's not worth destroying your mind and soul over. never sell your soul for a tech job, you will never get it back
> ive only worked for large companies, which i recommend much more over small companies, but once you're in big data, it's kinda a whole different ball game. the server farms have thousands of oracle/teradata/microsoft/etc nodes working in parallel, so any query I submit is instant, or fails because i fucked it up. so i can't really relate to how your company works, my role is limited to primarily just writing new code and optimizing the bad stuff. i prefer it that way and never really want to think about what the DBAs or ETL devs do. one of the perks of a mega corp
> i know a lot more about that than you think. i'm one of the people who trains the developers in india for my company, and i can tell you they aren't there to replace all jobs, just some jobs. if you can only do basic shit, then someone in india is going to do it for cheaper, and your job will be replaced. so, if you can't pass that very low bar of skill, then yeah you should do something else. if you can pass that bar though, then you will never be replaced by an offshore developer. if you get lazy, someone will pass you up, that's just how life works

[Message 4] >>> ah, the good ol "get a STEM degree! programming is the hottest and easiest high paying career right now!" so a bunch of mediocre devs get churned out and flood the market now everyone is wondering why it's so hard to get into a place. i've been in software engineering for nearly 20 years and have almost zero trouble finding work. i have a list of recruiters i've befriended over the years that always keep me in mind when they have new positions with good paying companies. now i have 2 work from home positions that pay a combined 310k plus huge % bonuses throughout the year. i've interviewed so many absolute dogshit devs at this point, and i'm not even talking about lack of experience, i mean legitimate necessary critical problem solving skill. if it's not some well explained scenario they were taught in college they have no idea what to do. can't tell you how many people who flat out lie about what they can do and immediately crack when caught on them. had a fresh out of college manbun guy tell me he was a 9 in SQL and couldn't even do a basic join operation. had him sit at my desk with a sql client open and 2 simple tables to join and he froze up then looked me in the eyes a few seconds later and asked if he was allowed to leave. like wtf, you aren't being held prisoner, get the fuck out. his recruiter later called me and said that the candidate told him we bullied him in the interview and that we should give him a second chance at the interview. fuck that shit

it is insane, been on like three figures hiring squads at this point and probably half the people total bs dead on sight, half of what is left actually just played buzzword bingo with HR and got in, gone.

maybe like 2-3 in 40 actually useful to interview but maybe you interview around 10 with some of the not sure people in there

from those there's always now people using ai on the fly, super obvious and always disappointing, then some just have a scripted reality and those area real pain to disambiguate because they talk the talk real well- but you put them in front of a problem and they break

the most painful are the ones who talk the talk, can mostly walk the walk, but are so opposite to everything the position is, in see/ops see so many people who actually just want to do dev but they also know a little k8s and are attracted to the pay

another common one is people who don't really like what they doing and would rather be the manager of that thing, so they really push on climbing higher, usually in front of the guy they would be replacing, but like wrong place, wrong time, wrong guy

by the end of a recruiting round you usually whittled it down to a couple who potentially fit, then gotta roll the dice. inevitably that then results in a group decision despite obvious (to me at least) objections-

the person ends up joining and being useless and untrainable and now thanks to hiring/firing laws really hard to shake (if they last through probation, which is basically a social game more than technical aptitude)

the amount of hiring rounds that start with liars and frauds, then end with the accepting of a good liar and fraud, eventual dismissal- and repeat... genuinely baffling how anywhere can blind hire.

best hires ive ever made were genuine, interesting and interested, knew their shit well, socially adapted, and hit the ground running, recommendations are a huge resource for this kind of person in a lot of cases (assuming the rec is coming from this type of person, naturally)

the feeling of that person completely unique but to the corpo side they can't seem to sense the vibe and just take the person who can yap the most convincingly. it is the liar's hunger games hands down, whoever can yap the longest lasts the longest, may the best bs spewer win.

really hard to fight against, usually a case of stacking "i told you so" moments so people believe in the mystic power of your bullshit detector and vibe-o-meter, eventually you become the one who has to help filter the top level and that's when you really see the crap people come in with.

wild world we live in, genuinely insane and infuriating problem

thanks for coming to my YAP talk.

honestly the best advice is to know your shit

impostor syndrome is mostly just an internal monologue actively devaluing you, largely due to comparison to external things

nobody is saying be best of the best, but if you are applying to a kubernetes role then know that, again *not* a perfect expert (unless you going into some kind of principal/specialist level role then the bar a hell of a lot higher by default)

you want to know all of the "basics" as if it is breathing, terminology is important (you can SRS those for a cheap win), keep up to date with the new developments and read the release notes

you're going to seem 100x more interested if you are actually interested, so those things are high signal - if you are asked about things you're most excited about in k8s (to stick with the example) and you just roll of the dome that:

"cross-core cpu distribution seems like it is going to change things up"

then suddenly you're like top 1% of shit-knowers in their eyes and might know more than the guy hiring (because corpo always a bit behind and only care about *their* next version usually)

next thing: practice, always be doing stuff, do the stuff that you want to be good at, if it is k8s then run KinD, run a mini homelab, break 20 k3s instances, enjoy the process, do things for the sake of just doing them, if you have something to show then great, if you have 10 things you did that you can talk through then perfect

don't be afraid to not know something super complex in the moment, chances are if you do the above then you can probably intuit it and fill in the gaps (think aloud here, ground truths and build on it, don't talk nonsense), often there's like 50% "testing knowledge" and 50% "can this guy reason about a problem"

i'm never afraid to engage in a dialogue when someone doesn't have perfect knowledge about exactly what i'm asking *and they tell me what they do know about that*

some of the better problem solvers i've seen will think through a problem out-loud, reinforce it with their axioms, relate that back to the question, speak about a theoretical way through the problem (usually while mentioning that it only works in the case that they have the right idea), we stop and discuss, we iterate, it becomes a group problem, there is no spotlight anymore and now we know this guy has the right stuff going on, they'll figure it out given their already great baseline. super important and high signal trait

the corpo/HR (non-technical) sections, just radiate, best foot forwards and sell yourself well, know what the place you're interviewing at is and does, know their mission and their "why", keep it kind of casual-professional, you don't want to be a suit but you don't want to be the other extreme either, hit it about 3/4 of the way to suit

for real though, if you're going for a role and you want that shit locked down, then lock in, go deep, go wide, let the whole role wash over you at a minimum, for what you specifically want to do that's your soul, be unreasonably good at it overall

the fundamentals need to be trivial, esoteric stuff can be really cool, if you accidentally teach your interviewer a thing and you end up in a dialogue driven by mutual curiosity then they are gonna sing your praises in the post-interview meeting

it isn't about knowing everything about the thing, it is about knowing your shit, be unshakeable in what you know about what you do, you want to have solved so many problems that hypothetical scenarios are like water off a duck's back

if you want people to believe in you, you have to believe in yourself.

also go apply to a bunch of stuff even if you don't want it, learn the game, get comfortable, nothing should be a surprise, you don't lose anything for taking 20 interviews

another super long one, apologies for the wait, just didn't want to give a few hazy bullet points and leave you with 10 more questions

>>> > seeing your frustration with current germany, do you think moving back was the right decision?
Hardly a day goes by when I don't reflect on that same question. There was a lot wrong with America and you could cite plenty of objective metrics of this or that. Excuse the vagueness, but what it really seems to come down to is a certain energy, the way your life feels, not just the money you earn. My time in America has made me finally appreciate the European aesthetic, or what is left of it. My brain can convince me of one thing but my heart still feels something is wrong here. I felt more free and more alive in America. I was on top of the world, with a great job, while I don't really feel any excitement about the opportunities here. Or maybe I'm still trying to get used to Germany again.

> lets hear it
The shortest version is that, once you have a job offer at a big tech company, they take care of everything for you. Apply, get an interview, study the hell our of algorithms. Interviews there are very different than they are in Germany. Prepare for whiteboard coding and showing your skills. I think that is something Americans do better: despite everything, they still know how to value merit. It's about how good you are, not how many credentials you can cite, as in Germany. One of my best co-workers didn't even have a college degree.

> im slowly getting closer to
I don't know your specific situation, but my first impulse is to tell you to not get closer to it "slowly" - throw yourself into it completely. Don't hold back and give it your best shot. Do it sooner rather than later. Don't let fear of failure paralyze you or procrastinate with endless planning.

I got a job there right out of college and I didn't even plan for it. I just gave it my best shot, maybe the interviewers had some pity on me and let me make up with passion where I was still lacking in skill.

120k remote here after I started working in tech as a pen tester. First year doing this stuff. Got the job with a $400 tec certificate and good scores in CTF matches at tech conference.

Meanwhile my 70k (((business degree))) left me confined to 45k-70k office jobs as a middle manager.

Would have done the pen testing thing years ago if I knew causing trouble legally was a job.

Fuck college and those running it.

What do you do? I could use another bump.

eJPT from INE. Preparing to take the OSCP.

The places I applied to I did through networking with people on social media. Some of the firms asked me to do an applied interview where I did a CTF challenge course or reverse engineered stuff.

Easy. And the work is fucking cool.

what the fuck do product managers even do? I feel like this is such a linkedin job that gets you immediately axed whenever the market shifts.

Depends, visualization layer is usually something simple like Python, but in general analyze is refers to seeing what competitors are doing, what they’re charging, overall market demand/TAM etc

Literally a communications job. Clerical work. A secretarial position. The vision for the direction comes from top management, so "defining new features" is simply the act of putting it on paper.
Negotiating with engineering managers is about scheduling and prioritization. Again, secretarial work. Talking to blah blah blah blah is again secretarial work.
It's a bullshit job they give to women who prove they can't code but are easy on the eyes.

Computer programming/(((software engineering))). You can absolutely lie and fake your resume into getting a low six figure job at a tech company. Just do the following:
1) identify workplaces receiving funding by SoftBank
2) cruise linkedin on a fake account until you find a "People Operations" fag who blogs
3) openly lie on your resume and fill it with buzzwords that match the blogs or hiring ads fro m2)
4) get job, lie about difficulties, make $50k in the three months it takes for them to fire you for "understandable reasons" having done no work

source: I have done this four times

look at scam venture capital funds that launder money for ARAMCO (e.g. SoftBank or in-q-tel), they have to disclose the lists of US companies they finance in earnings reports so all you have to do is look those up. you can also look at the y-combinator news feed and try for those but they have their own retard jargon for things

yeah almost all of the positions are remote right now, and you can usually just google a python/javascript/sql tutorial for a week for the type of thing they want you to do day to day. the important thing is to be confident and readily able to lie during interviews (just make sure the lies are consistent and convincing)

I turned down a six figure job I was offered after only having gone through a 20 minute interview process where I lied about having worked on "microservice architectures" because they called me too early in the morning

you can if you have a fake foreign citizenship (e.g. through french foreign legion stuff) otherwise it'll get attached to your SSN since it's an above the table job, but "permanent records" and "employment records" are simply fake and nobody actually ever looks them up unless you're getting tried for a felony, so why care

>>> French Foreign Legion

lots of countries give have public-facing military or civilian service programs that basically allow extranationals to launder their citizenship and identity. if you have the time and need a completely legitimate foreign ID an easy way to get it is to fly to Aubagne, go through basic training in the french foreign legion, and arrange to get shot in a training exercise, whereupon you get a new french citizenship "by right of blood spilled" completely unconnected to your US one

WHAt's the DEAl with agile software development?

unironically, almost all software companies use completely automated screening for low level/low-stake jobs, you are being an absolute sucker if you are not stealing from them when it is this easy

actually I'm usually either the first or only whiteboi on my engineering team, half of the reason the hiring process is so easy is that I'm targeting companies that are trying to onshore their india teams (e.g. ones funded by SoftBank)

>>> actually I'm usually either the first or only whiteboi on my engineering team, half of the reason the hiring process is so easy is that I'm targeting companies that are trying to onshore their india teams (e.g. ones funded by SoftBank)

yeah a lot of people doing this don't prepare adequately, but any network engineer worth his salt knows that any experience needed on the job wouldn't be reflected in a resume anyways, so it's more a question of whether the interviewee has correctly prepared to lie for the role

IT/network stuff is objectively harder to lie about because it's atleast somewhat a real thing, but the modern software ecosystem of kubernetes+docker+django/spring boot/react is absolutely the easiest thing in the world to pretend to understand. The past ten years of industry software development have functionally been defined by the lowest common denominator javascript-only types in the world so anyone with half a brain can get by on the absolute basics at this point if they have the willingness to just lie

I know what you're saying. Even though I'm a network engineer.. I took mostly programming in college. I could probably use a lot of buzzwords and name some languages I've had experience with to get a programming job. I wouldn't be very good at it unless I had some real job experience with it first.

I do use python to automate some of the stuff I do. I could use that experience to impress some idiot IT manager who has no real technical experience.

Just lie. I was a hiring manager, never checked a single transcript, never verified work experience, might call up a job reference or two (can actually be your own but different number if you can fake that). Make a resume appear like you'd expect it to look, custom made. Like Univ Wisconsin, graduated in '16, b.s. in psychology. You worked at some made up company that doesn't exist, say it went out if business. Plus know how to fake it it and bullshit just enough to not get called out for being a fraud, learn as you go so that you can do the job too, if you do get fired just get another job.

Never understood why anyone would get a GED, I don't verify college much less calling a fucking highschool lol lmao

it's actually amazing how poor background checks are. i sent out the resume as a joke and i've been banking checks for three years.

Experience working at Nexient. (big corporation)
Vs working for smaller places like ArenaNet , Idashboards.

No job ever in my life ever has asked to see my college degree let alone a fucking highschool diploma, nor checked references. Fake it til you make it. Use fake names and apply to high tier companies til one of your resumes gets a call. Then use that resume format for your area. Wam bam thank you ma'am.
Interview is a guaranteed job I've had 46different employers now I'm retired still banking 5k a month. 100%service connected for 2 years of military duty. Social security and my pension. And sucking dick on the side.

Also major larp OP major larp

Failed at 7th semester out of 10. Got a pretty good amount of engineering knowledge and that helped me land my current job. I have a contact that can help me get a fake degree. I plan to get it to show it to my parents just in case they ask or want to see it.

Asking people who have worked HR. How much of a background check do you do on an employee when your hiring for a entry level job, Im going to start lying on my resume at working at places that don't exist. Of course I'll have a friend with a burner phone to be my supervisor, fake website, faked linkedin, formerly located at a now demolished building, and the reason why I quit was because the place went under last year due to sars
I won't fake certifications or licenses to avoid legal trouble. My entire angle is making the lie look believable so they don't do deeper digging
Will it fool a small business HR department?

Learn a bit of C#
Learn a bit of OWASP Top 10
Learn a bit of Jenkins/Azure CI/Circle CI
Build a fake resume

Build linkedin profile
Send friend requests to recruiters, they always accept
Make LLC
Get general + cyber insurance

Become DevSecOps consultant
Charge 8k/week and work remotely

Blow the money you make on tendies

[Message 45] > I've been doing the nomad thing for about 20 years with a lot of ups and downs.
>
> The best gig I found so far was the dataannotation gig. I won't post a link cause it'll look spammy, but what's amazing about it is that I never graduated from high school, I just started building websites when I was a kid and never finished school.
>
> So there is no interview, there are just tests. And if you pass them you get hired. School, employment history, whatever - none of it matters.
>
> You login when you want to work and you log out when you don't.
>
> The pay is good enough to live almost anywhere.
>
> The downside is that you are a contractor and not an employee. People get removed all the time with no explanation. No one will correct you if you do bad work, you will just get fired :(
>
> But you should apply. Just print the screen on the test page and spend a week on it. If you make one error the. Your answer is unacceptable, even if you did everything else perfect.
>
> Half the test is just seeing if the person can use Google and follow instructions.
>
> I hope you have good luck in your dream. The nomad thing is cool, for a few years anyway.

Prolific, TAUS and Neevo. ai companies like data annotation

[Message 68] Time: 2023-08-19T01:39:12.8880000-05:00 | Content: How to suss this kind of thing out:

Open the LinkedIn profiles of the employees.

Count the proportion of the employees who live outside commuting distance of the employer's nearest office.

If the proportion is small, then it's a bait-and-switch.
[Message 69] Time: 2023-08-19T01:39:21.4580000-05:00 | Content: job wfh remote
[Message 70] Time: 2023-08-19T01:39:30.7300000-05:00 | Content: Also, if they fly you for an in person interview, the position is 90% sure to be on-site. I've been working in remote positions for 6 years, and not a single company that really offered a remote position was doing any interview in person.
[Message 71] Time: 2023-08-19T01:40:55.8090000-05:00 | Content: Just take the job, then draw out the relocating conversation until they have to either accept that you will be remote or have to fire you.
[Message 72] Time: 2023-08-19T01:43:16.6130000-05:00 | Content: > I was trying to get a recruiter help me get a remote position as a second job, but now they're asking for the last 4 digits of my SSN#. They seem to be legit, but is this safe?
use nixon's ssn
Or 078-05-1120, which is the SSN used in advertising and has been public knowledge since 1938.

It also gives OP plausible deniability, as they are "sure that HR will figure out that 1120 is a public SSN, and they didn't put it to maliciously bypass this stage of the recruitment process."
[Message 73] Time: 2023-08-19T01:51:27.6820000-05:00 | Content: bro just start looking already wtf
i make 108k cad a year, got this job with 3 yoe and it's fully remote
my only cert is aws saa
[Message 74] Time: 2023-08-19T01:52:31.6160000-05:00 | Content: Level 1 support though you probably need some prior experience before you can apply for a fully remote position
[Message 75] Time: 2023-08-19T01:53:08.9120000-05:00 | Content: I've pretty much already crossed Data out, I don't want to be a SQL monkey. I'm interning right now at as a helpdesk engineer (dumb ass title) but I'm not able to reach the cybersecurity team since they're all remote and don't give a fuck about interns. The most cloud experience I have is dealing with all our Azure stuff, like azure directory, so it's not much.
[Message 76] Time: 2023-08-19T01:54:17.4110000-05:00 | Content: data science
[Message 77] Time: 2023-08-19T02:00:40.7600000-05:00 | Content: this thread is basically confirming my belief that everyone on /g/ is a bottom-rung helpdesk employee
150k base + ~50k rsus & bonus depending on what the stock market does
i write backend java for a large fintech firm
full remote
>inb4 java seething
don't care, it pays
[Message 78] Time: 2023-08-19T02:05:53.2610000-05:00 | Content: extremely likely
t, "support engineer" with no certs, 10yrs old xp, and a huge employment gap.
[Message 79] Time: 2023-08-19T02:06:17.1890000-05:00 | Content: > How likely is it that I'll be able to land a remote helldesk job with no certs and no experience? I'm on the 8th chapter of the cram guide to CompTIA A+.
>
> Is scheduling the exam for the beginning of September too ambitious? How much will my job prospects improve once I have it?
[Message 80] Time: 2023-08-19T02:06:24.4140000-05:00 | Content: A+ is two exams. I did 1101 after 1 month of study and 1102 after another month, probably could have done it sooner if I didn't procrastinate as much. So I think you could get it by Sept if you bust your ass.
[Message 81] Time: 2023-08-19T02:07:05.2500000-05:00 | Content: See >>95368460 and >>95368476 for the overall interview process, if your resume already details personal experience (ie outside of school) that's what differentiates you already from my perspective. Don't lie about it though because competent interviewers WILL ask about it though. Also don't list every scripting or programming language you have ever written a single line of.. Claiming you know all of them would be a plain old lie and nobody cares if you truly know all of them.
I am not in HR though, I am asked to do technical interviews after HR has performed initial screenings. God help me if I know what their criteria are..
[Message 82] Time: 2023-08-19T02:57:12.7510000-05:00 | Content: If you are already part way through the certification then just finish it. No, it won't get you the job but in terms of entry level it shows 'initiative' and is of some marginal benefit.

For context I have 5 years of experience and am on my 5th job (I have had 2+ simul. jobs for the past 3 years). All my jobs were low end/mid-tier companies at best. I was unemployed for 1.5 years during the pandemic, I understand the struggle.

The real answer is that you are fucked. If you don't have a degree you are fucked. Period. The only realistic, legitimate option you have to get a job is through networking, it is insurmountable to actually get an entry level job through applying directly. I assume you are not getting any responses.

If I were you, I would just completely lie/fabricate your resume. Say that you were promoted to a "Voice Communications Specialist" or some shit whose primary responsibilities were doing X, Y, and Z. It happens, it happened at my company that they promoted people on phones to do Dev work (because they could pay them peanuts and have employees who were extremely stoked to have the job).

You will be disqualified from companies that do a through enough background check. The majority of companies (See: Non-tech companies) won't know the difference. You *can* lie on your resume, you simple need to be able to justify anything you put on there. My advise is to say you were working heavily with SQL and databases (SQL is relatively easy to bootstrap your knowledge).

Embellish it until you start getting interviews. You are going to eat shit in those interviews, because again you are lying and don't have experience. That is fine, simply try to get comfortable faking it until you can cajole a backwater company to hire you and get you experience. I don't want to undersell it, actually getting through the interview process is going to be very hard to lie convincingly for if you have zero experience. The cert would help with the narrative.
[Message 83] Time: 2023-08-19T03:07:53.2030000-05:00 | Content: > Things you cannot lie about (Easily checked in background check and you are a complete retard for trying because every company does this now because of retards lying. You will get flagged on the check and your offer revoked)
> >Education
> >Legal certs
> >Paid work history, including internships
> >Roles at previous jobs
> >Dates of employment
> >Felons, criminal activity
> >Drugs
> >Real freelance work ("Where were your paychecks?")
> >Successful startups ("Does it have a LLC? You also must have been getting paid")
>
> Things you can lie about, though tech and hiring managers will sniff these out easily in interviews
> >Job duties
> >Skills
>
> Things you can maybe lie about but why?
> >Unpaid internships
> >Unsuccessful freelance work
> >failed startups
> For unpaid internships, you weren't paid so they can't check that, and if you're smart you should find a noname dead company, but then the problem is that it's not even impressive in the first place, which kind of defeats the purpose. They could still try and contact but they'd get no response, so all this would do is make your resume look a bit prettier, but not help you get hired. It's something I guess.
> Freelance work without pay is also a meme and literally every retard knows that little boomer "trick" (tip, anything that shows up on google or reddit is not "clever", you dumb retard, quite the opposite actually). HR is well aware of it because they do this for a living. If they see it on your resume they'll assume you did nothing and are trying to lazily cover it up and lie about it. Real freelance work has proven income.
> Failed startups are another well known trick. We know that any retard can make up a name and give out his friend's phone number. That's why it doesn't mean anything to HR. In fact, the fact that it failed anyway is a huge red flag, why would anyone hire you? You put companies out of business. So not verifiable and it looks like shit anyway. A gap would look better with some projects.

[Message 87] Time: 2023-10-09T20:07:13.1630000-05:00 | Content: >>> >>441817265
>google certs
none

>>441817781
>but start with desktop support
fuck that, meme advice

>>441817921
>CompTIA
no

do NOT fall for the help desk meme. get an associate level AWS cert, grind out a CS degree at WGU, learn some lincucks + python (doesn't have to be much), and enjoy your six-figure do nothing remote job as a "cloud engineer" editing yaml files. it's the new learn to code meme now that all the zoomers fell for the old meme and the SWE market is completely saturated
[Message 88] Time: 2023-10-09T20:10:19.6230000-05:00 | Content: a data entry job usually involves just copying and pasting shit. a data analyst job would involve using python or sql to analyze a past set of results to predict future outcomes/behaviors. you will likely need to have a somewhat decent understanding of statistics/probability/math as well as understanding the coding languages. these types of jobs are usually quite competitive, and since the job will be remote the boundaries the company is able to search is literally limitless. big companies can get over 100+ applicants to a single job posting. if you are just applying with the bare minimum expect your resume to go straight into the trash. central banks arent printing money anymore we are in a hard tightening cycle and one of the main objectives of the fed is to control the labor market. you missed the bus by a couple years and even if you were on in it they are kicking people out rapidly.
[Message 89] Time: 2023-10-09T20:11:36.2860000-05:00 | Content: >just find a remote job
Cannot emphasize this enough.

I make a good professional wage by western standards (higher cost of living here obviously), but I work remotely so I often work from other countries, i've lived in hungary, all throughout south east asia, puerto rico etc and I can live like an absolute god on the money I make.

What I currently earn is around 8 times the average yearly serbian salary, lets say you can only earn half of what I do remotely, or even a quarter, you're still earning twice as much as you'd likely be earning otherwise.

Find yourself a little niche, tap those western markets and salaries whilst enjoying your lower cost of living, you're the first generation who's been in a position to really take advantage of it and if the planet is your job market you're going to be a lot more resilient financially than most.

>How do I get into networking
If you mean like Cisco, Juniper, Palo Alto, etc.
You don't. You get into project managment, learn how all the shit works, and get paid to replace it.

New graduate has to start at the bottom and is competing against pajeet for low pay jobs.

What is always booming is info security. Learn security, either general or appsec and you’ll always have a job. Get some certs.

t. Infosec pro working 100% remote making $200k

>>> What certs and where do you apply to get remote jobs in infosec? Assuming you're not lying
t. BS in cybersecurity

You gotta start in some sort of analyst position first, then work your way up. No one is going to hire you for 200k as some dipshit out of college for security, you need some actual skill to do that job and it's a big responsibility cause when someone hacks something you're responsible for, guess who gets a probe up their ass?

You won't just get some certs and get an infosec job you fucktard, you have to start out simple first, then work your way up. No one wants a cybersecurity person with no fucking experience and a few certs, you'd be a useless joke. Start as an analyst, find a few job reqs and see what they want specifically. Christ you people are fucking stupid, no wonder you can't get jobs. Oh well, that's what keeps me paid in tech.

The layoffs mostly are, there will probably be a few small ones here and there but they overhired like crazy cause they saw the giant increases during their covid scam and let teams go fucking nuts with hiring

Solutions Architect for a FAANG, depends on the stock price but it's sitting 250k+ right now full remote. Need to work for a promotion but it's a pain in the ass and I may just decide to bounce to another FAANG for more cash instead as it's way easier.

Take a helpdesk job you dumbass, within a year you can pivot to something that fits your skillset and you can use that time to learn actual hands on. I don't get why all of you think degree/cert = job automatically, fucking retards. You sometimes gotta take a garbage position so you can network and learn

The "AI" is pretty much the final nail in the coffin for useful search results. >search for the answer to a question >find a page that confidently gives me the answer >scroll down and it's word salad >go to the next result >it looks real, but it doesn't seem like a domain that would have any reason to have info about that >go to the next result >it looks just as real as the first, but says exactly the opposite >>> It's agile. Devops. Scrum. Everything, including search result has to increase "business value". Pajeets are poor and they heavily add ads on their programming website. This is why you see their results on the front page. Same with youtube pajeet tutorials. Back in 2000s It was blessing to stumble upon a white man's programming blog which was full of gems and esoteric industry concepts. Now you get java and javascript tutorials. I use search engine, unfortunately but I keep keen eye on what to filter. "As the Americans learned so painfully in Earth's final century, free flow of information is the only safeguard against tyranny. The once-chained people whose leaders at last lose their grip on information flow will soon burst with freedom and vitality, but the free nation gradually constricting its grip on public discourse has begun its rapid slide into despotism. Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master." — Commissioner Pravin Lal, "U.N. Declaration of Rights" Quote >>> I would digress, this is eastern censorship that moved or co-opted the west. Most of the techniques are stasi, East-Germany like tactics if you'd look at it behaviorally. Even arch-feminism is a typical eastern invention that took over the West wholesale. Ultimately, it is just entitlement derived from narcissism, that is in turn derived from over-abundance and wealth. Commies used to have that due to being a gangster society such that they are most known for it. West is hard to resist not becoming one, especially in a context where diplomacy spreads out between rich yet retrograde nations and the will of the few. One of the main reason why the East can still stay steadfast on not being censored is ironically due to their gangsterism where you can essentially do anything if you do not piss off someone that is a larger gangster than yourself. Also, being implicitly part of a Kompromat where you are well-known and can be shut down at any time, if the political need so be. It's not freedom, it's just a mirage thereof. >>> Like China, if you will, just don't fuck with the CCP and you can literally go fucking insane and nobody will care. Like Russia, just don't fuck with the gangsters and you'll be fine. Go ahead and spread your anime pussy porn and nobody will give a damn. Yet sure, pirate the opposition's games as much as you like and they really won't give a fuck (ahaha! why? that's a free kick in the shin, on your side, into the political enemie's balls, for free). Challenge the powers that be, US style, against tyrants, and you get the boot very quickly and there will be no "muh freedom of speech" to even hinge on because it is not even in the constitution, let alone enforced by a bunch of pimps, cronies and kingpins. I get this awkward feeling that the boss has long left the farm, even perhaps running away from their own creation, or even seeking to destroy it, as it overgrew into some weed that is taking over shit it wasn't supposed to. I feel Bill up into at best Windows 7/NT/2000, after that, I do not feel him in Windows at all. It's just shitty over-graphical interfaces at the expense of functionality. I get this feeling that some of these Silicon Valley doods, gave up at some point and just walked away from it all. Bill and the others might just be severely misjudged at this point.

The DARPA shogunate was 100% a real thing several decades ago and Andreessen's original work—EIT w/ Jim Clark, Netscape, Opsware—are of this category, but the establishment of In-Q-Tel betrays the extent to which VC became an autonomous entity. Most VCs made money off Uber, etc

I'll throw out another rabbit hole for free:

Look into the claims of Jeremy Rys. Guy is not an alien guy. Debunks it. It's all glowies and DoD. Talks about classified DoD physics research and black projects.

>>> It's also something I've considered before, but hasn't found any specific studies that have examined or tested it. I regularly interact with people online who I believe are not conscious about the fact that they are interacting in a tracked, re-readable manner. Happens very frequently in discord/chats and I started noticing it after an argument with a person I had known for sure to be a compulsive liar. >Anon, do you agree to do X? >No, bro. I never even wanted to be part of this all in the first place. ... (2 days later) >Ah, yeah. And anon was sorta reluctant about it. >I wasn't reluctant, I said No. >You told me you were unsure. >(quotes literal chat) >I know bro, I wrote that myself. Was just teasing you.

> >But it's 100000% better than doing literally nothing.
> I am not suggesting they do nothing. I'm suggesting they ban a username rather than track the user and fingerprint their devices.
>
> >What goal post? I'm arguing that discord is better than your supposedly equal Foss alternatives
> Your statement was that these things are required to send messages >>67786215
> >It's almost like they need that information to send it to message recepients.
>
> They simply aren't. I also haven't even once spoken about alternatives.
>
> >the data they collect is used for legit purposes.
> Discord is a VC funded company that collect data on you to make a profit. While their privacy policy currently states they do not sell your data, and I believe that, they've also reserved the right to update the privacy policy, EULA and ToS without notification or asking for consent, and that can easily be changed in the future.
>
> It WILL change in the future, in fact, because they HAVE to pay off their investors and VCs. In other words, they MUST monetise their platform and their Nitro bullshit simply isn't going to make them the >$100 million they've raised from investors.
>
> Pretending that they won't do this is simply denying the writing on the wall.
>
> >This is a baseless accusation.
> It isn't. Where else are they gonna make money, huh? How do you suggest they pay back investors more than $129 million without making a profit? The most (and almost only) profitable alternative they have is to data mine and sell user data. They don't do it currently, but they will.
>
> >The burden of proof falls on the accuser.
> Discord has a financial incentive to collect as much data on you as they can get away with and data mine you, only to sell this to advertisers, political campaigners etc. later on. They are a for-profit company and they have $129 million that they must pay back + investment returns (making it probably $150 million or more).

> There is no other viable way for them to do that but to sell your data. Nitro isn't going to cut it, and that's just some bullshit so they at least stay afloat while they run their infrastructure.
>
> >Even still, I will counter with the fact it is absurdly expensive to run speech to text on EVERY user.
> Yes it is, but they don't need to do that on entire voice chats. They just need to find fragments of interest and analyse those tiny fragments to data mine your voice communication.
>
> Furthermore, if Discord is financially successful, they'll be able to expand their infrastructure and do more data mining than before. If they are NOT financially successful and they go bankrupt, all the data they have stored about EVERYONE using their service will be sold to someone buying their shit in a bankruptcy selloff.
>
> >The text chat is much more valuable in that regard.
> Of course they data mine that too.
>
> >Exactly. You just made up a bunch of shit out of paranoia and expect everyone to uninstall because of what you THINK MIGHT happen, but isn't happening.
> It is far more likely than them not doing it, because they have literally nothing to lose on it and everything to gain. They have a direct financial incentive to do so.
>
> >Your post implied it was peer to peer. If it's not peer to peer, then a server is needed to temporarily store information to relay!
> It didn't, my post implied they upload information about processes running on your machine to their servers.

>>> Technically they could index shit if they wanted to, but it'd be questionable at best.
They already started indexing some stuff hidden behind queries, for example, which involved a LOT of the web - stuff that wasn't accessible from a raw URL, but as a result from sending data to some backend DB to shit out to you. They began fuskering on their own.
The same can be done with websites behind logins by MAKING those logins, but they'd also be opening themselves to lawsuits if they get caught.
It's not hard to make crawlers for shit like Discord or Facebook or Instagram or countless others, there already exists many of them.
Some guy on here made a bot for some vtuber that made a Discord simply because he was some mad turbo stalker but hated Discord, so he made that bot to crawl the entire Discord for him so he could capture everything. Then he started doing weird analyses of people IN the Discord, like peoples sleeping patterns and shit kek. (you're probably not interested, but you can likely find it with some shit like "menhera stalker site, menherasite, stalkersite" on /vt/, Beatani / Bea / /yah/ can also help, it's just some raw IP site, no domain)

Also, walled-garden HATE.
Fuck walled gardens so much.
Fuck Discord, fuck Facebook, fuck apps especially.

>>> EEVBlog
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Dropping a Hydrofluoric acid unit and Aluminum smelter next.

The US is not a de-industrialized nation; it possesses massive upstream, midstream, and downstream infrastructure including complex petrochemical refineries and emerging chip fabs. China's 5-year focus centers on SAAS, software, and domestic oil/gas to transition 650m peasants into an internal service economy less dependent on foreign exports.
(Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2087291436035424690)

This floats to your country, liquefies your gas, exports it, then drives local gas rates 10x. What do you do?

No I did not have parents. I never went to school. I am just contextualizing forms that exist in class. Not being holier then thou. I believe in strong stable middle class. I just think provactive language is a good way to move the needle as my main prose for this channel is the american middle class deserves more and has been professionally raped by the highest of global institutions. I grew up poor and retarded. Detskie Doma. No one was doing it back then. Software is still not licensed/credentialized/formal resume. When you hire software engineers you give them coded test and can not rely even on credential systems crested by AWS/Microsoft, ect. Outside of average multi national work its still a major meritocratic labor regime. Soviet orphanages taught lower level hardware, cryptography, commss ect as one of many vocational tracks. When SU collapsed I worked as illegal immigrant in Poland heavy industry. Ship yards, spent most free time leaning C/C++ . I got into german ISP industry then went to SV. I worked in US heavy industry as well when SV was up and down. No the export firm was just initial. Houston/SV/HK. Did not do well in SV. Soviet disporia did not have success in SV until this last decade. US had Soviet Scientist and immigration act in 92 and goal was to keep everyone on a leash and they did, anyone prior to 92 was also kept at distance. Did better in HK. Sold saas firm that did banking infra/securities infra. Started FO. Some of the first to mine btc in China. Hardware/ASICs. Invested in few Chinese startups. cheniere energy was also one of best plays. I have few friends from south Texas that moved to MX have done alright. Never looked back. Anglos. Where do your parents work. Heavy mechanical oil and gas contracting for pemex, NDT/NDE inspections. Another does some bulk import business. Another was smuggling immigrants. How long have you been developer. Well don't be to hard on your parents. Did you get equity ? First round engineer? Labor market is bad right now. Software jobs just barley starting to pick up, and SAAS firms showing they have staying power decently with AI ect. Don't tell people you live in mexico. Will not help. idk how old they are. But the 1970s were not easy. As adult or kid. Also engrained a lot of thinking. globalization, infinite currency debasement, floating fx, floating labour(civil rights). Old people, WWII Debts, Soviet Union making western life miserable with agitation theaters, and retarted politicans/ civil rights ect. yea dilution is mother fucker. You fucking around with AI yet? You have not thought of doing software business in Mexico? Ualá ect? Stable coin, peso carry trade ect? Offshoring to Japan. congrats on son. Economy bad every where, bid is down globally. Rates to high, no dollar liquidity. Only dollars right now used for energy/ food. Bottom to top, top to bottom. Good to own your house. Fear of the cave is best thing to get rid off if you can young, assuming your not wasting capital. You should look into building a neo bank. There is decent capital flowing here, lot of merger and acquisition ability to dump small client base for few million, or raise. Esp if you can larp as more native to country. Research peso carry trade, cross border stable coin, ect. Have invested in few A series but even all the ones going for moat/monopoly raises will be forced to buy smaller ones. Also finex, and all the large stable coin issuers are competing hard will only grow as multi nationals issue their own. There still 5-10 year left. If you are just trying to dump on merger. Not much room left if you are going for big raise. bitfinex is cornering market. Use USDT

>>> >if no where will be habitable
thats not what I said. basically some places have a higher chance of survival than other places but nowhere is truly safe because there is some RNG involved here. you gotta get lucky too but overall your chances are better as a guy on a mountain than on a beach.
>How long until link is 3 digits?
in the next couple months to years, but dont expect to get there so easily, they will try everything to shake you out.
kinda like they did with corona when LINK went to 0 and then came the pump to ATH.
also to repeat it again, the coming Bullrun is not the last one and its the Bullrun after that one that is most important and where most profits will be made.
>>> always remember, there is no benefit for them to let you in on the real secrets and knowledge, these are only for the bloodlines high up in the Peerage.
of course you could rank up to "good goyim" among them but even that wont guarantee you a place in their top Bunkers, you probably wouldnt want to be in there anyway.
that said, networking is still very important but you have to be careful who you let into your network and which networks you join. your network is your networth.

chatgpt racism

> They don't have your exact location unless you have geolocation access fully allowed and 4chan is running scripts to gather that data.
>
> Disable geolocation in Mozilla brower allong with webRTC, WebGL. Run Ublock Origin and NoScript.
>
> I mean they can still get your IP but they'd have to contact the ISP for an address. Also Geolocation is usually just your ISP physical server location. Not your physical address.
>
> They would have to be hacking to get your physical address.
> The government doesn't have files in the older sense, what they have is an AI surveillance God, that harvests everyone's data to develop profiles on them, and then profiles are categorized according to threat level and ideology. If you make a threat or something similarly concerning, the AI pairs it with everything else it has on you, to assess the credibility of the threat. Lets say you post something involving a firearm. The AI will check your records to see if you actually own or have ever owned a firearm. If you don't, then your threat level will still rise, but not as much as it would if you owned a gun, bc the threat is less credible. We are all being monitored but that's too much data for humans to sort through, the AI does the categorizing, flagging, profiling, etc. A human takes it on once the threat level rises to a point of real concern for them.

>>> He's a guy from Nebraska. He's one of the Twitter co-founders. So, anyway, so I was talking to Evan about this and, um, I was saying like, oh yeah, I hope this podcasting thing. This is way too early. Of course. But I like, I hope this podcasting thing takes off. I think it will be really amazing if everybody can create content and share it easily, you know, even if it's just audio content and he, I, he, so we start discussing and he's like, um, yeah, there's this other thing we're doing like a, and you, you maybe know the story, but basically within this startup, they, some total side project was experimenting with 140 character text message things.

And that became Twitter. So he was describing that to me. And I'm like, who the hell would ever use that? Like, what's the point of that? Like, I totally didn't get it. And I was like, that's stupid. Like, you guys are wasting time on that. And of course the rest is history.

wiby.me is a search engine just for cozy web 1.0 style sites, try it, you can add sites to the database

>>> >https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/417337998/
YUP.

ITS CALLED PROJECT ZEPHYR (POGO) SILICON VALLEY FIGURE DAVID GOLDBERG DIED WHISLTEBLOWING THIS INFORMATION.

DEAD INTERNET THEORY MEME WAS JUST A FUCKING LEAK.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/417337998/#q417342256
That is part of the Cyberpunk world building and Deus Ex, old internet is destroyed, and a corporation becomes the savior of mankind by creating a better internet, with less privacy.
>>> I think it's going to go differently.
>some AI will get bugged and starts rewriting itself.
>It'll operate like a computer worm doing some banal task like collecting user data with no regard on how it gathers it.
>Anything hooked up to the internet will get infected.
>"Sorry guys, guess we fried the internet. Don't worry we have some new network to connect computers to!"

>>> I've been tracking their progress on this front.
As of now, the majority of posts are not actually AI bots. Many are still human; not directly working for the govt but contractors. Though, in the past year or so they have been utilizing AI more and more.
An easy way to fish either out is providing them a link (preferably one that lacks context in the URL) -- AI won't be able to read it, so it will miss any context provided therein. Some human shills simply don't have the time and will also do this, but they'll respond with a lot more awareness of the fact that they've skipped it.

Their main focus right now is demoralization -- I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that, but how that pans out in threads and replies varies month by month.
Interestingly, they've been targeting a ton of keywords related to real estate and mortgages recently.

>>> It's also very possible to get on their shitlist, so to speak, and you'll have 2-4 shills borderline harassing you any time you post anything, even just replies.
This must be 100% human effort because interestingly, I've learned that if you can do something to convince them to disregard you (I did this by making some absolute schizo posts), and you take a slight break, they'll fuck off.

It is very strange, how much time and effort they put into attacking this site and the people on it. Not surprising, but strange.

>>> Just sort by last reply and learn what keywords and topics they're targeting.
Any time you see a quick succession of aggressive or black-and-white replies (e.g., 3 replies to a comment in less than 2 mins) you definitely just hit a keyword.

Pic related.

>the last bastion of the old internet is private torrent trackers
I know very little about private trackers but my gut tells me this is true. Explain further.

Remember when google used to return hundreds of pages? I didn't believe they were all real. One night I clicked on each website to see if they were all different. Got to about page 120 and gave up. All those sites. All that information, echoes of ideas unshared. Still out there. Unidexed. Lost to the void. Like tears in the rain.

>google panda and florida updates
pull up a chair, anons...
this is what happened:

>google released two updates
>which were touted as "anti-spam"
>and "latent semantic indexing" (many keywords group down to one)
however:
>anti-spam seemed to be twofold:
1. every single DIY / phpBB / free market of ideas website stopped getting 99% of traffic overnight, all within the same 3-4 days and it never ever returned
2. this in and of itself was a limited hangout for the trojan horse, which appear to be the mysterious blacklist everyone could swear they could see happening in things like keyword suggest, etc..
>and LSI groups many keywords down to a few
which is why you can't get precise searches without exhaustively using operators

They (((plausibly))) changed the face of the internet forever overnight and basically ignored all questions about it for 4-5 months straight, always claiming to be "working on it" but they never did.

It was on purpose. It was to destroy DIY interneting and drive every single last anon, mother, and grandma, to the mainstream social media platforms.

SIDE NOTE: Around the same timeframe (when twitter VERY first came out), all the CIA news channels everywhere suddenly gave their twitter addresses -- which was the primary marketing that made twitter popular (for everyone who's ever scratched their heads how 160 chars of crap got so big)

Shortly after this (next 6 month cycle) were the massive liberal-leaning "changes" (*ahem* censorship) to the News features in the mainstream search engines which foreshadowed eventual outright blacklisting, and then Youtube copyrighted material A.I., and then cambridge analytica etc, and now A.I./blacklist driven mass censorship collaboration

So, I don’t do information theory or compression, BUT, shot in the dark, and this wouldn’t be lossless, but if you had a function that described the noise floor and knew a relationship between points in any 200byte column, couldn’t you use the bits of 1 byte to identify key markers and reconstruct using the function? Again, not lossless, and transmitting the function would take bits, but assuming applicability of the function remains for some domain, compression ratio would approach 200:1 as time went on

Kinda sounds like a bad install of a graphics driver possibly. You wanna do a clean install of the drivers personally I like to use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller). You'll probably have to restart the computer and it'll come back up with a weird resolution like (640×480). Then re-install the current drivers it could be something residual. Next I'd try running the following cmd's as it could also be something with your OS. dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth sfc /scannow dism /online /cleanup-image /analyzecomponentstore dism /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup Apparently for the VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE it could be a couple of different reasons. Event viewer also might be very helpful in this scenario to see if anything keeps re-occurring in sequence. Over-clocked components, such as the motherboard Incorrect component compatibility and settings (especially memory configuration and timings) Insufficient system cooling Insufficient system power Defective parts (memory modules, motherboards, etc.)

I've used Linux for close to two decades. I use LMDE 6 (Linux Mint Debian Edition) because I've come to value the stability and security of Debian and the straightforward and simple Mint/Cinnamon desktop environment.

I am part of a "geezer group" of retired guys who, bored out of our minds during COVID, got into the habit of selecting a distribution every month or so, installing the distribution on "test boxes", using the distribution for about three weeks, and then comparing notes.

I use Linux to get work done, not to put hair on my chest or build imaginary muscle mass or earn bragging rights. I've looked at three or four dozen distributions over the last four years, and have yet to find a reason to move off Mint. That is not to disparage any other distribution, but Mint is good for the long haul.

> All this effort to get subpar performance because you were too busy drinking the kool-aid to just run one of the ten billion telemetry strippers for Windows > This is the essence of Linux > >>327867814 > The people I work with that use Linux are constantly having downtime days because their unstable Ubuntu horseshit exploded again. Windows and Macs never have problems and require far cheaper hardware, instead of 64GB RAM and a Xeon to run an IDE because everything is optimized like shit on Linux.

IME is not strictly speaking a firmware backdoor. Most devices have firmware that's just massively exploitable due to pajeet code.

Some new pcs are fine and you can stop IME just by not having an intel wireless card or nic - instead use an atheros or realtek.

Not using windows is 100% needed. Computrace is also a concern but not using windows breaks it, along with the NIC mod or coreboot.

In reality OP is right that an old corebooted machine will be safer but ultimately a corebooted machine with an open source EC like a repurposed chromebook (new or old), stripped IME (NSA HAP bit), or a similarly configured coreboot/stripped ime/open ec machine from somewhere like System76 or Framework Chromebook (so you could have a fully modern gaming laptop with these features) would be best.

BSDs, RISC, and ARM devices that have fully open firmware (no blobs) are also acceptable.

Mac addresses aren't broadcasted over the internet unless you're wired directly to the modem and even then only the ISP sees your mac (and the feds). Likewise you can enable mac randomization on any os these days.

using cellular data is retarded as even if you disable gps it can be triangulated to within a meter or less of your location, public wifi and vpn or tor...

But ultimately free speech can still be practiced, just don't post anything blatantly illegal and you'll be fine.

They won't criminalize any of this stuff but will continue to try to subvert it, just as the leak that showed they track downloads of TAILS...and sometimes introduce innocuous looking backdoors into OS code or attempt to, but usually get shut down because they're pleb tier coders compared to BSD and Linux maintainers.

You don't have to go all paranoia RMS mode, but a good step is a Linux laptop, GrapheneOS if you must use/have a mobile. Blend in but also filter...don't just look like a statistical anaomaly.

Learn to 0 trust computing. You know the shit you work with can't be trusted. Doesn't matter if it is backdoored, most of those require physical access to be activated.

There is the old optic nerve system that snowden leaked, but modifying or replacing the UEFI and at times the EC is enough to negate these.

Comprimised network controllers are less a concern, honestly, as the traffic is going out on the public wire anyway. If you don't trust your nics, and encrypt your shit before the nic sees it, it doesn't matter.

Atheros is ideal even though Qualcomm is federally infiltrated. 0 trust but the concept works.

Also balance practicality against threat level and security.

If you're just a stupid jackoff looking at 4chan and hentai, you're not too interesting to a government agency.

As you do more and more edgy, dissident, or borderline or fully illegal things the practicality level can be reduced as your threat level increases...

I use Linux primarily because Windows sucks and is a slow piece of pajeet shit, the privacy is a bonus.

I retrained from 2M0 to 9S, It was a ridiculous. The application was fine redid ASVAB, EDPT. But I was pissing off my Chief because I knew somehow I was going but hadn’t received orders. I got them 15 days out from my report date.

I could complain about the school but now I came to understand why 90% of the first 4.5 months were mostly playing chess and classroom “discussion”. My favorite was playing with the Tesla coil in Physics.

Btw, most of the students needed no instruction. EP was mostly formulas and not what a resistor is, but more of the theory of it.

I retrained from 2M0 to 9S, It was a ridiculous. The application was fine redid ASVAB, EDPT. But I was pissing off my Chief because I knew somehow I was going but hadn’t received orders. I got them 15 days out from my report date.

I could complain about the school but now I came to understand why 90% of the first 4.5 months were mostly playing chess and classroom “discussion”. My favorite was playing with the Tesla coil in Physics.

Btw, most of the students needed no instruction. EP was mostly formulas and not what a resistor is, but more of the theory of it.

Research google dragonfly contract and Sergey Brin

.ru the Russian language became the second most common language used on all websites globally (after English). Russia and English and the internet are like Shit on flies. Russia does patriotic hacking. Has the most dollar dense pool of devops engineers in the world. 10 can run a sybil network that can even influence US elections. Allows anyone to make income hosting western media via not supporting DCMA legalism. Tether which is now one of the majors buyers of US debt was lifted by Russians by proxy. They now own all of Miliano Italy. All stable coin infrastructure was lifted by proxy by Russians. Peter Theil is an informant for lifting, wheeling, and dealing in this arena. Using Austria/CH as a middle of the rode area. Russian diapsoria larping as anti Russian, Russian diasporia, and Russians are prob the most influential per capita in the world in the world wide web, using it as their clay. The full story will not be written about for another 50 years. Not worth it (Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2086950371906461703)

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>lern2code. If all goes to worse, you were always naturally curious on all shit related to computers. Learn LISP, then C, then move on to the easier stuff. Get used to Unix and continue using it as your daily desktop.
>Start learning other languages ASAP. As of right now, we can communicate semidecently in 4. But if you start at 12, you can easily double or triple that amount.
>Start working part time jobs; anything to earn money. You have until 2017 to put some spare cash into crypto. It will blow up and you will need to cash out before January 2018.
>Use those funds for passive income and for building your enterprise. You always wanted to invent new software solutions and sell them as services. I just started with this, but you can get a headstart of at least four years and you will most likely succeed.

>I get a headache reading books
You should learn to speed read. Download a program called EyeQ from piratebay. Use it a couple times a day.

A couple concrete examples that are programming specific and then a couple more abstract concepts. I've been tested several times and it's always been 125-130. When new paradigms to a subject I already understand are introduced I often really need to concentrate and work through them for days before I get it. When Microsoft introduced the dependency injection framework and the options pattern I had co workers who are much smarter than me understand it immediately and begin prototyping the same day while it took me longer. The same with functional programming when I was first introduced.

Things like scientific papers on subjects I'm unfamiliar with I often have to sit and make notes and call backs otherwise I lose my place, especially when I have to go look up something or cross reference. I'm also terrible at learning new languages while friends who are legitimate geniuses can seem to sit and listen to any language adjacent to one they already know and have conversations in a matter of hours.

>>> Daily reminder that you don't need an email address to create a plebbit account. Just leave the field blank. It'll prompt you to enter an email, click ok, and leave it blank again. If you use old plebbit you will avoid the CSS telling you to verify your account daily (plus nu Reddit is cancer).
You may need to use old reddit to even do this, I can't remember, but if you're not using old reddit then you are a double redditor. You won't be able to post anywhere without joining a subreddit for 3-7 days, but after that you're fine.
Reddit has two mechanisms to detect ban evasion
>Reusing email address
>IP logs
Obvs we've removed the email address from the equation. Unlike here where IP address used to detect ban evasion automatically, on Reddit it has to be triggered manually by a site admin (not a mod, however the jannies can report suspicious accounts). Thus it's incredibly unlikely you'll ever be caught for ban evasion and if you are it's the exact same way of circumventing an IP ban here.
Never fonephag with a reader app for Reddit, because those store your device's MAC address and pair it with your account, and that's a lot harder to change and many of them do require a verified email, sniff your data, sell it to China, etc.
There's a redditx plugin you can install. Can't for the life of me remember what it's called but it lets users report accounts for wrongthink and everyone using the plugin will see /u/anon is a heckin nazirino. This is so mods can preemptively ban users from subs before you've even heard of them. It's funny as fuck to see how thin skinned they are; I merely mentioned JK Rowling and a leftybot attached the transphobic tag to my account. Find it and use it to keep tabs on the status of your unverified account and see when you're close to being compromised so you can create a new account early and avoid trolling downtime. You can also use it to find based subreddits and add your own tags to powerusers so you can avoid them in the wild

When I comes to movies I don’t really torrent anymore since public trackers are mostly dog shit these days and Im not enough of a film guy to try and get an invite to a private tracker.

So what I suggest is you first download VLC player if you don’t have it so you’ll be able to play basically any type of video file. Then download Soulseek, which is a peer to peer file sharing system (like limewire or Kazaa but less sketchy). In Soulseek go to the “search” tab and type in the name of the movie. Make sure the file name ends in a video file type (most common are .avi, .mkv) If the movie you’re looking for has a short, common name (like Gravity for example) there’s a sort of second search bar in the bottom right corner of the window where you can type in “mkv” or “avi” and it will only show files of that type, which can really help thin out the search results since people mostly use Soulseek for music.

An extra step if you don’t want to watch on your laptop or plug into your tv is to set up a Plex server for yourself, which is basically is your own personal streaming service. I have like 500 movies and 50 tv series on mine mostly by using the method above. That’s way too long of a tutorial though so if you’re interested in that there’s tons of guides online.

I also have a link to a Google drive for some college’s film department that has tons of independent and art house movies and documentaries that you can stream or download. DM me if you’re interested.

Edit: another thing you can do on Soulseek if you’re not looking for any movie in particular is search “1080p” or “Bluray” and just see what pops up. This has led me to a lot of “oh yeah I heard that movie was good I should download it” moments.

if you understand how database indexes work, basic networking, and basic datastructures (like hashes) you can design any system for scale from first principles

there was this trend in 2017-18 where sysdesign was kafka-esque buzzword hell. i'm glad we've returned to god

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There's an old research paper about the creation of the EDPT, best bet for scaling is to read that; IIRC it had the average as ~53 and the standard deviation ~14-15.

It's actually based on the (ancient) IBM programmer aptitude test, so if you can find an old one of those they make for excellent study material.
took it in 2004... Walked in recruiter office in Sioux City IA, said I wanted to be a computer programmer, she laughed and said only like 1 of 8 that tell her that can pass EDPT... Took pre ASVAB on the spot, 99... Bitch said, ok, Sioux Falls MEPS center next week ASVAB scheduled... Told me bout pre-test shit and what 2expect, said not worried Mrs air force lady... Took ASVAB week later hungover and high... 1.5hrs, finished with 43 minutes left, scored 93... Got told EDPT would be a month later, but said already here, why not now?? Sat in waiting room, 30minutes later they asked if I had time next day... Got a hotel room, got drunk, took that 90minute fucker in about 80minutes... Scored 87 (super hard test, thought I fucked myself)... Finished 2nd in class at tech school... Got stationed to my base, and fuckin hated every minute of that shit... Co-workers played W.O.W. and DungeonsDragons, wore trench coats, most were virgins and couldnt talk to bitches not named Mom... Smart fuckin dudes, but zero social skills

>>> Hookup with an accounting software company and start doing the books for small business and selling software licenses. Most businesses owner dont have the time or patience to do their books.
>>> Can computers understand case law? Can computers work out "grey area" transactions? Is a computer liable for fucking up?
>>> I have a friend that is basically a partner in an international tax law firm and they have teams of people programming this kind of stuff into their software. It is only a matter of time...
>>> ^^ this.

by far, our greatest asset, and heaviest investment at the moment is ai, machine learning, etc.

we're accomplishing things that just a few years ago, would require tens of thousands of labour, with a few eggheads, dynamic/scalable cloud servers, a few days, and a couple thousand £££.

even our erp/accounting systems are so fucking automated. between ocr/ai, one bookkeeper does the job of 20. only there to correct mistakes a few times, then the systems figure out.

this is a quantum leap forward. an insane amount of white-collar work is going to be finished.

we used to outsource this stuff to the orient. now we're even getting rid of even those people.

evolve or die.

topkek.

in the meantime, more money for me.
>>> ^^^ tens of thousands of hours of labour, replaced by a few thousand quid.

and we can replicate those tasks in the future, often-times as-is, or with minor modifications.

it's the industrial revolution all over again.

My mom has been a hospital pharmacist since the early 80s Back then, the software was all in a command line program, like emacs for pharmacy She says each generation of pharmacy software since then has been a strict downgrade in terms of productivity — slower UIs, buggier, etc

just finishing the books in teachyourselfcs would probably get you ahead of 90% of people in the field.
Book list
Book list

I used to build minor sleeper PCs from old office and school PCs on the weekends, small towns literally throw them away if you get lucky.

Ask on Facebook pages or in CRCs or check the local tip.

Do em up or sell the parts individually. Advertise units as "starter gaming PCs" so parents buy them for their Minecraft addicted kids

I have a minor in computer engineering and I can build a computer from scratch.

Grow 2 silicon crystals, adding boron impurities to one and phosphorus impurities to the other.
Cut slices of each crystal and connect together.
Connect electrodes to 2 slices of silicon. This is called a p-n junction diode and allows electricity to flow only one way.
Connect 2 pn junctions to make a flip flop memory bit.
Throw a 3rd slice to make NPN or PNP transistors to amplify signals.
Get a piezoelectric quartz crystal and build a resonant circuit to create a clock.
Throw together transistors or diodes to make AND/OR/NOT logic gates.
Connect flip flops together to make memory arrays and memory registers. Bus registers together with logic gates to write register values into memory locations based on the memory address stored in an address register.
Circuit runs each time clock pulses.
Design circuitry to perform simple aruithmatic on 2 registers depending on value of third register. Each pulse go down the memory reading each register and feeding it into the arithmatic circuit.

Thats about as simple as I can describe it in this context. Youre going to have to wake up from your coma to learn more.
Please wake up. The children miss you and youre missing out on them.

a SaaS takes like 2-3 hours to make with ChatGPT, fully fleshed webpage and everything. Maybe not the complete software but it takes 10% of the time it did yesteryear.

>>430661381 #
classic german error of making "this is what people need" not "this is what people want and need"

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>>> I've been trying to think of a good place to post pond designs. I determined that I would need a 4th pond to set up my hydroelectric system, which with my current acreage, is not really doable. It's the one big downside of my system is that you need good space for it.
As it stands though, I consider it a success as it does turn my wastewater into irrigation safe water and hosts a fair amount of fish. The fish are technically safe to eat as well, though I feed them to the dogs as I don't like fish, and their main purpose is for further filtration and to gauge water quality (tilapia will go to the surface to breathe often if the water needs more oxygen, which is usually a sign it's too dirty).
I am casually looking at relocating in the same general region to a plot with more acreage which would allow me to try out my full system, complete with electricity generation. That's ongoing though. As for specific specs, it largely depends on water volume (i.e. estimated water usage per day). It's also customizable: for example, you can make the ponds deeper versus wider if you add aeration to them, which prevents anaerobic processes. Though, you can also 100% use anaerobic systems for the first pond if you use it similar to a septic tank, where solid matter settles to the bottom. Good if you are separating grey versus blackwater, but more upkeep.
As for my bioluminescent plants, I hit a roadblock. Basically, I will need some equipment to genetically alter the plants as the closest I got was temporary (albeit natural, no weird chemicals) bioluminescence via nutrient uptake, similar to how they dye roses. The equipment isn't particularly expensive, but I've got some other financial priorities ahead of that -- particularly, I'm expanding my livestock variety and also the relocating plan would require some liquid funds.
I'm also still working on my document for fellow retards on strategies to fuck with leftoids in a mentally disruptive manner.
>>> Basically, I'm not sure how helpful posting specific designs would be as I've recognized that such a setup needs to be fine tuned to the topography and demands of each specific instance it's installed. Though I'm always happy to help someone with resources and further information if they're looking into setting up their own system to try. I believe this type of set up will be key to perfectly sustainable living, and I've noticed several benefits: it really recharges the water table in your area so if you have springs, streams etc. they really start to fill out and flourish after about a year. I am constantly testing the water in both my system and the surrounding freshwater sources and have had no instances of contamination or nutrient pollution, so it must be recharging perfectly safe water via seepage. That being said, I did implement some design elements that would mitigate leaks in case of something like flooding or other unexpected issues and made sure my well was both higher in elevation and about 100m or so away from my primary and secondary ponds, which would have the highest nutrient levels for obvious reasons. I also only used tilapia thus far because they're already found in the local watershed, and I've been considering adding other native fish species (this means any magic escapees pose no threat to the native fauna, but I haven't had that happen anyways).
>>> >how many acres
For a standard household, all ponds and their connecting streams will need at least 2 acres total. Mine takes up about 4, but about 2 of it is still usable farmland that it simply meanders through and serves. My first pond is actually 2 ponds, which allows plenty of time for one to process as the other fills up (I manually switch this with a lever system about once every 40 days, but really you can just eyeball it). They are the smallest and deepest: They're 6ft deep, and 6ftx10ft. Making two allowed me a lot of breathing room and I overcalculated on purpose to factor in the growth of my homestead over time. They are filled with a nontoxic bacteria that helps break down organic matter. If you aerate them like I do, they will stink on hot days. I then use a RAM pump to slowly trickle out the sitting pond through an artificial bog that's about 3 to 6 inches deep, 3ft wide, and only about 10 or 12ft long. That connects to the secondary pond where the tilapia are. This pond you want to be wide and shallower: I think mine is about 100ft wide and long, and 2 to 4ft deep (varies a bit like a natural pond does). The key is you want the water to move slowly while still getting plenty of sunshine and oxygen. Heat also helps speed up the process, so keep in mind your system may work slower in winter months.
This moves onto the meandering bog and stream which is long and very slow moving. The wildlife love this thing: mine goes through an entire acre but total ft. would be longer as it winds. Make it as long as possible, moving down to your tertiary pond. That pond by then, should have irrigation safe water. You can make it just about any dimension depending on how you let it drain, just stick to the rule that you want it wide and slow moving with plenty of plants. If you plant something like a pear or other water loving fruit tree near there, they'll grow twice as fast.

Cars peaked with the lexus ls400 and the toyota hilux

What do you mean.

cut thru 3' of steel acetylene the fuel oxygen the oxidative accelerate. heat not doing the work oxidative stress is https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2086942921652351271

> This, I worked as a consultant researcher and we had to work hard to accommodate "changing trends in personnel". A big part of why jets were getting simplified controls was so that black and hispanic people with lower IQ would be bale to handle it. No doubt it's better for everyone. Instead of 15 steps and a lot of mental load, now you his a joystick left and it goes left. More training transfers to more planes, etc. Many benefits. We reduce "design induced human error" the study of human factors. It's great, but we would redesign stuff, we'd measure internally or with an old fighter pilot SME, and I would test scenarios and kick the shit out of simulations and see my own abilities improve with the newer designs. I would think our interfaces HUD and controls were good, then we launch the real study and the Navy would send us a bunch of idiot smelly black men pilots to conduct the research on. Supposedly people already qualified to really fly the real plane. They would fail way more often than the research team, make tons of mistakes, and, while there was still an improvement with the new designs, their baseline was fucking awful. The baseline is a real F-35 simulator with all the works. How the fuck are they real pilots and so bad at this? We only read about it and can handle missions flawlessly just to test scenario creation. Sure we got more practice in our specific scenarios, but we would get other people at the lab to try them and they would fail but the real pilots were only a little better. I kept trying to make it easier. We automated how a lot of things are done. It's almost point and click, it even detects targets for you and highlights them. It's like a video game. These blacks weren't even taking off or landing without fucking up. Real pilots, fucking up landing. They would bitch about it being due to a change, but no fucking way. We didn't change that.
>
> Game over man, in a real war, you'd be better off sending in the researchers as pilots.

> Sadly, crashes involving large, fast military aircraft rarely confine their swaths of destruction to one residence.
>
> Especially helos. Those will shit fragments over a huge radius when they decide to stop flying.

The West has regressed so far in the minds of the sedentary managerial suburban class that it forgot offshore oil platforms and the robotics developed in that era even existed, while China works on turning the open ocean into a Blue Granary.

Guided Missile Engineering is a classic, highly technical textbook by Allen E. Puckett and Simon Ramo, originally published in 1959, that provides a comprehensive overview of missile technolog

Guided Missile Engineering is a classic, highly technical textbook by Allen E. Puckett and Simon Ramo, originally published in 1959, that provides a comprehensive overview of missile technolog

if I were looking to start a real, hard tech company in America I would start the Anduril equivalent for police and civil disorder.

Market that will 10x in the next 2-3 decades all across the west.

[Message 12] new grads often ask me what they should be doing so they don't fall behind in the ai space. there's a lot, but its honestly super manageable. become intimate with model internals. proof based linear algebra. non-convex optimization. this is stuff you could've done in undergrad. it definitely takes some time and work, but its doable. have taste, have opinions. train a small model, then train a big one. vLLM internals, tensor parallelism. hand roll kernels. cluster orchestration. do you have opinions on synthetic data? why don't you? SFT, PPO, you should know this. learn Triton. everyone is reproducing papers now so you need to be doing more. do you know the semi supply chain? where are the bottlenecks? hardware, man, hardware. your little gpu rig erector set in your basement isnt gonna cut it. build a cluster, a big one. pretrain a 800B model. now postrain it. serve it to millions of people. you should be able to beat deepseek on some benchmarks now. its a lot to take in but it all snowballs. this what job security looks like from now on. do you want to work in tech or not

[Message 12] new grads often ask me what they should be doing so they don't fall behind in the ai space. there's a lot, but its honestly super manageable. become intimate with model internals. proof based linear algebra. non-convex optimization. this is stuff you could've done in undergrad. it definitely takes some time and work, but its doable. have taste, have opinions. train a small model, then train a big one. vLLM internals, tensor parallelism. hand roll kernels. cluster orchestration. do you have opinions on synthetic data? why don't you? SFT, PPO, you should know this. learn Triton. everyone is reproducing papers now so you need to be doing more. do you know the semi supply chain? where are the bottlenecks? hardware, man, hardware. your little gpu rig erector set in your basement isnt gonna cut it. build a cluster, a big one. pretrain a 800B model. now postrain it. serve it to millions of people. you should be able to beat deepseek on some benchmarks now. its a lot to take in but it all snowballs. this what job security looks like from now on. do you want to work in tech or not

[Message 70] Time: 2023-10-08T00:24:01.8180000-05:00 | Content: >>> I work for one of the tech giants. The answer is terrible new hires, lazy old hands, and diversity hires, also poor planning and lack of discipline.
[Message 71] Time: 2023-10-08T00:24:16.6900000-05:00 | Content: >lazy old hands
digits.. the laziness is a nett result of being in a situation of damned if you do, damned if you don't. the answer is to check out as much as possible and lower yourself to the mean because you're gonna get fired if you do nothing, or your gonna get a lawsuit at worst, or put on a performance improvement program if you dare take control from the woke faggots. there are forces at work that are unironically crumbling any and all goodness and dignity people have left. I was one of those good ones and had to exit the entire industry simply just not to erode my own principles and values. that wasn't laziness either, it was to preserve my sanity
[Message 72] Time: 2023-10-08T00:25:53.2000000-05:00 | Content: new guys don't give a fuck, old ones neither, those who do are swamped with work and non-work (bullshit meetings). Bugs pile up, features are delayed and downsized as much is possible, every non-trivial change takes a gigantic amount of work, etc etc. It's the same across all industries.

for now I'd like to become highly experienced with autonomous systems, multidisciplinary engineering, end-to-end supply chain management (you inspired me to think about this) & mining. I do not believe any of the current defense contractors will be capable of pivoting towards the scales necessary in the future.
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It'll be dead soon. Especially with AI growing I believe that many people will have the capability of making whatever they want resulting in an overflow

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>>> why do you think the government pushed so hard to get rid of CRTs? They give off retarded amounts of EM energy. You can literally reproduce the image on a CRT from across the street with cheap equipment. They are also much more effective at mind altering, and you would know this if you ever actually bothered to read some of the legalize in that "mind control patent" that everyone posted a while back. LCDs and OLED

Why use a media player when a hard drive can hold infinitely more data?
"old flip phones" are being phased out with everyone going to 4g and 5g. The better option is a phone with hardware kill switches, but you are probably too tech illiterate to handle the experimental ones on the daily basis.
FCC has radio locked down tight, and no advantage to analog answering machine if you are doing a home-phone style thing.

Linux computer with no backdoors is a decent idea, but considering that most "privacy" people advocate old thinkpads with linux, I have zero doubts that the NSA has found holes in them. The most important step is disk encryption since stuff gained through wiretapping without a warrant is useless in court.

The truth is that you just gotta get tech literate and learn to mitigate your risks. Watch Serial Experiments Lain or some shit for a start. You won't learn much, but you might get inspired without hollywood well poisoning.
>>> Decent intro to the risk with wireless headphones/airpods even though it looks like and probably is multilevel marketing: https://defendershield.com/are-airpods-safe-truth-risks-wireless-earpods
(Webpage Title: Are AirPods Safe? The Truth & EMF Health Risks of Wireless Earpods
– DefenderShield)
>>> There are far more NPCs out in the world than you realize. Anyone with a constant stream of thoughts, like following a step-by-step plan, or thinking violent thoughts would stand out, especially since it would also reflect in your physiology, which cameras outfitted with AI would also pick up on, which is a good crime prevention tactic in general, but not if you intend to be violent to upend a (((tyrant))).

Compute power is getting cheaper by the year. By the time any of this is rolled out they will be able to use AI in tiny devices for low cost and maybe even dispense with the ear buds altogether.

The AI will likely:
-Crowd source intelligence from the brain activity of millions of humans to work with.
-Be networked and constantly updating.
-Be able to make intelligent decisions on its own without human supervision.

You have to understand that what the public sees today with AI like ChatGPT is a woefully watered down version of what actually exists in the hands of Google and the government, they are pushing AI hard right now in an attempt to solve the alignment problem before they bring their (DARPA's) much more advanced AI out, which will probably be licensed to security firms. Any solutions we come up with now will already be obsolete and accounted for.

It's quite literally over when all of this goes live.
>>> I don't doubt you, they are simply getting to the point where they know they will have complete and total dominance over society with this technology. They just need to roll it out en masse.

>>418441078 #
All they would have to do is publish a study and say their brainwave monitoring system decreases crime by 2000% and it would immediately be approved by the masses and legislated by governments across the world. They wouldn't even have to lie, just run the study in a high crime rate area and see if the AI accurately picks up on would-be robbers and other criminals. There will be absolutely zero real pushback.
>>> It's wireless. As a victim, I don't know for sure it I was dosed, but I remember suspiciously taking a pill (that I really wish I hadn't), that I am almost certain is related to me currently getting beamed by them 24/7 3-4 years later now.

My guess is, you have to injest something or have something administered (ie. vax) to make your body susceptible to the torture. Perhaps there's a metal that can enter your blood stream then turn your body into an antenna, I'm sure the vax-schizos already have data on that. Just speaking from anecdote though.
>>> > look at activation pattern
> its a sigmoid curve
every god damn time

>>> one of the most compelling things to come out of G-Men is a guy who was the head of purchasing for the department of defense or something so basically his job was to boggle his mind over spending numbers

he very quickly probed too deep and was met by two individuals who let him know a little bit, enough to make him stop asking questions...

according to his data, since roswell and potentially before, tech has been divvied up between companies like lockheed and boeing, only a few hundred people are allowed to work on it at a time in utmost secrecy, and progress is extremely slow, decades for single discoveries

other g-men have suggested that integrated circuits (obviously true, invented immediately after roswell), kevlar, and fiber-optics were yielded from these discoveries

who knows what else tech-- you should pay attention to the aeronautical engineers who say the b2 stealth bomber cannot fly.
>>> There's no shadow because these craft generate a field of "space" around themselves that they can manipulate to reduce their mass and completely overcome any inertia, hence their ability to make sudden course corrections and reach high speeds in an instant.

No mass means no shadow.

This is US tech, the Navy has a patent on it from 2016 (it's likely much older and this was simply part of disclosure). Aliens are a fake and gay smokescreen that was necessary to deter adversaries and keep a competitive edge.

Physics is much more advanced than we think. Einstein fucked up and irreparably damaged our public understanding of physics. He based his theory of relativity on a previous experiment that measured the speed of light, which was biased and ignored measured data as rounding errors. Light does not travel at a constant speed, but actually varies. A scientist at MIT's Lincoln Labs discovered this in the 70's and tried to blow the whistle, but had his career ruined. We thought it would be more useful to dupe the soviets into using incorrect math, as to hinder their technological development. Now, so many of our common measurements are derived from a constant speed of light, so there's no fixing things, it would be too disruptive and is arguably impossible at this point.

The real father of modern physics is a priest from The Republic of Ragusa (now Dubrovnik, Croatia) named Boscovich. Tesla (also from Croatia, near Zadar) studied Boscovich's work.

We can manipulate charges between quantum fields, which in turn can manipulate matter and the fundamental properties of the universe.

As soon at meta segment anything 2 came put i knew edge compute assassination drones were reduced to an execution problem not an engineering problem

anyone who has watched the ukraine liveleak stuff shows all the effective ones are the fiberoptic running ~5ft off the ground

For platforms with onboard AI vision that use no method of radio comms once a mission is loaded, I agree - a defensive swarm is required.

For platforms that require a radio signal, you can very easily raise the noise floor for their dependent signals. Warlock did this for roadside bombs with decent success.

It's a likely scenario tbh. OpenCV gets better and better and can run on nearly nothing. 100% auto swarms will absolutely require a counter swarm. You are correct. Been in deftech almost my whole adult life.

>>> Also learn a little how crypto works and how to access and use funds, for example you do not keep your funds on an exchange. If you do not own the wallet you might as well leave your money in a bank. Only invest what you can afford to lose and never leverage trade with it

128 questions (8 freebies) you have to get 57 questions correct.

Democratization of sibyl infrastructure represents a notable shift in network economics and fraudulent financial structures.

US wants an AI bubble. Open source does not matter because you can not secure IP bungle space which supports P/E ratios for large firms which back stop the market return. AI bubble is just reversing 40 year global warming trade/ carbon credit trade. Forcing Yuxi circle capital to invest in US supply chains. Gaskets, ball bearings, turbines. China has a closed capital account. None of the net they produce from open source models produce PNL. Its a decent attempt to pop the bubble but the deed is done. 7t in FDI already hit the US. Us treasury crated AI bubble on purpose. 40 year carbon credit trade + Yen carry trade unwinding. London Malthusian entropy trade unwinding. There will be home baked open source AI hardware sold by apple in 24-36 months. Do not bag hold the bubble. Yuxi circle - China (fungible capital) China is closed capital account + global boomers have a ton of money. They are drafted to a economic war. If they have to bag hold the grift then they will. Thats their job. There is no free lunch anymore. As someone who took part in exporting cryptography in the 1990s and the establishment of FOSS (which was all the NSA pushing a umbrella of goals) creating free labor pipelines to sustain critical path software fulcrums that multi nationals relied on, and distributing soft weapons to a global hoi polloi population, and using the internet to spread American Anglophone liberalism. The second largest internet is .Ru. Maybe these two books will interest you. Technological revolution and Financial capital. The dynamics of bubbels and golden ages. Boom bubbles and the end of stagnation. Some what modern cliches but same overton as expansion of US industry/banking boom and bust in 1800s-1900s all though agree. It is cheeky to see China use FOSS as a pin needle to pop the overtone when the US was the one that mastered such

None of those failed. He got exits. He built massive sybil of fake users and dumped on REEEETARDS 10/10 for HoHO yiddish games. ersatz is kosher 9.9/10

Bitcoins PoW analogue consensus is the only synthetic manufactured system that can measure meritocracy. Meritocratic regimes, high trust societies were never writing about the need. They just are. They only wrote about these signifiers when running into new cultures they traded with and attempted contract law with. In juxtaposition. By the time a system is pimping the concept via a patron network as a last ditch effort to motivate a balkanized labor work force with lopsided incentives it has already failed. It is a canary in the coal mine. If you do not under stand how BTC PoW consensus is actual meritocratic you are dumb, poor, Luddite, decades behind on the times. The next and higher hierarchy meritocratic measuring stick is gold. You have two measuring sticks measuring meritocracy Gold Btc Quantix Commodity Index (QCI us another. Like John Nash Ideal money. The intellectually stunted patron pimps who are to heady with to much wordcelliing are going to write 20000000000 more words about this homunculus 'meritocracy' when the best minds in the world already created the synthetic measuring stick via PoW. The chthonic gods do the rest and bring you gold, beef, copper Copper/gold Ect

NightmareRider @strifenjustice: @haremfinacer We need an entire city of Malays to fill this bad-boy up...
Harem Financer @haremfinacer: 15,000 h1b malays doing ddos attacks for contract

patriotic hacking reality tv shows https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2087729819127828656

>>> I see you are also a man of culture. I got a whole RO filtration system put on the water line into my house. Its wild how healthy your skin and hair feel when you're basically showering in and drinking rainwater every day.

[Message 46] GPUs can replace doctors, lawyers, and CPAs and pop the suburban socialist middle class 4h 40 hour work week faggotry. Far to long have millions of middle class grifters have existed that have pimped their preventive medicine instead of focusing on things like water quality, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, the eradication of still water ponds/ mosquitos. Retarded euro peasants whose dads became 'doctors' i.e. quacks have pimped absolute garbage far to long. There is much better things to focus on like next generation water treatment plants which use UV and other methods. But that middle class guy who wants to take home 220k a year Grifting as a angelic healer and copy and pasting 'treatment' created in a neural network that simulates actuarial risk and underwriting until the das kapital approves of it or gets immunity from tort via congressional pressure. The number one cause of disease is water born illness which includes inoculation from mosquitos. The Pilgrims which landed in the US all died from mosquito born illness. The UK dropped excess child morality by draining swamps.

[Message 46] GPUs can replace doctors, lawyers, and CPAs and pop the suburban socialist middle class 4h 40 hour work week faggotry. Far to long have millions of middle class grifters have existed that have pimped their preventive medicine instead of focusing on things like water quality, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, the eradication of still water ponds/ mosquitos. Retarded euro peasants whose dads became 'doctors' i.e. quacks have pimped absolute garbage far to long. There is much better things to focus on like next generation water treatment plants which use UV and other methods. But that middle class guy who wants to take home 220k a year Grifting as a angelic healer and copy and pasting 'treatment' created in a neural network that simulates actuarial risk and underwriting until the das kapital approves of it or gets immunity from tort via congressional pressure. The number one cause of disease is water born illness which includes inoculation from mosquitos. The Pilgrims which landed in the US all died from mosquito born illness. The UK dropped excess child morality by draining swamps.

> Couple of warnings:
> never believe in the "aliens" agenda, blue bean shit. aliens you gonna soon see, are the demons.
> DO NOT GO TO THEIR "HEALING" BOOTHS
> NEVER!!!
> Many pureblood will go to the alien booths out of curiosity. DO NOT BE CURIOUS. DONT GO.
>
> When miracles will be showed on the moon, sky, etc, DO NOT LOOK. It's hypnotic tech.
> Go remote / village / innawoods.
> Have a gun.
> Vaxxies will be zombified, but later, do not expect this this year. The sickness will be more like rabies, than anything else.
> >year 2025
> Do everything you can to GTFO from cities till april 2024. End 2024 is absolute last fucking drill.
>
> Good luck to you all. GODSPEED.
> Mark of the beast has stages. Almost no one knows that, digging deeper into orthodox Russian prophecies helped me understand.
> Vax was just phase 1, preparing of the body genetically, and inserting nano tech in large quantities, and it is still assembling so there’s time. Genetic therapy takes time, and patience.
> A lot will die from clot shot, but not everyone. What’s next is even worse. You gonna be alive and “envy the dead”, that’s for sure.
> The "World passport" is very serious, probably last stage -- literal "hot stamping" the mark on the body. It has a lot to do with Qdots (quantum dots) tech, it's genetic cell staining/ marking. This company already takes care of that:
> https://www.thermofisher.com/pl/en/home/life-science/protein-biology/protein-labeling-crosslinking/fluorescent-protein-labeling.html#what-type
>
> MIND YOU, after the famine hits (and SHTF), people who gonna took 2 or 3 phase of the mark, can not die. Literally. They gonna be immortal in the most disgusting and terrifying way. Their nano soaked cells will rebuild whole parts of body. Graphene in brain will keep them from getting Alzheimer’s. Gene therapy will forcibly extend telomerases. They are already doing it, go to google search “revived pig to live”, it was couple months ago.
> Mark of the beast is connected not only to buying or selling, it’s immortality technology. Vax helps demons to possess body, believe it or not, genetic composition plays a role here.
(Webpage Title: Fluorescent Protein Labeling Kits | Thermo Fisher Scientific - US)
WO2020606060A1 research
> Hey fren. I haven't posted on here for ages, Substack has become my go-to place because I can interact with some of the smartest people on the planet and get solid intel.
>
> Early last year, I was one of the first anons to start redpilling other anons about the true vaxx data, it turned into a full time job, I was posting on here for 80-90 hours a week. The shills started appearing in about May. Unlike them no-one ever paid me a penny. The reward was that I believe I saved many people here and elsewhere from the vaxx.
>
> I was convinced this Bluetooth BS was a hoax and a well-poisoning exercise. I took my phone to the supermarket (pretty much the only public place I was allowed to go to since I would not comply with testing (never tested) and was banned from everywhere else in France (of all places, the French are so cucked now it's unreal).
>
> Found exactly what the "well poisoning" "conspiracy sites and videos were reporting. I used my Sony Android phone with BLE Scanner at the height of the vaxx drive. Hundreds of MAC addresses with no manufacturer, all moving about (it should be noted that BLE Scanner isn't a "radar", even if it appears it is).
>
> There is no functional reason for Bluetooth addresses to have no device name or manufacturer, normies wouldn't be able to cope with multiple Bluetooth devices in their homes if they didn't know what there were, and rightly so.
>
> Of all the conspiracy theories I have come up against during this pseudo-Pandemic fraud, this one sits with me very badly. This should be scientifically and technically impossible but it's a fact. I plan to do the graveyard test next, once it stops raining here, but I would really like someone to provide me with a logical, rational explanation for WTF is going on here because I can see with my own eyes what is happening, have the logs on my phone to prove it, and this sounds like schizo BS.
> this is coming together for me finally.
> it's an ID and Central crypto scheme based on the lack of scarcity anymore.
> I haven't connected the dots till now

> for the most part technology virtually never (and that's not an overstatment) makes things better "better" so much it simply makes things more complicated, and more concerning it fragilizes EVERYTHING, there's no robustness to it like there is/would be found in nature/ecosystems, 99.99999% of it doesn't "solve" anything either, more often creating 10 to 1,000-fold more problems for every one "solution" it implements
>
> it's very hard even to explain to people how you were just as likely to be harmed in a hospital as you were helped up until even the 80s or 90s, (and really when you look at pharma today, they may have just outsourced the harm/risk exposure), and just how much medical procedures/medicine/"diagnoses" are completely fraudulent and don't hold up to an rigorous scrutiny by quality academic researchers, and that's even despite it still being the closed system (though still nebulous to us) of physiology/time/population-outcomes

>>> >only if you are not learned in the scientific literature of nanotechnology
Well, who is? The arrest of Dr. Charles Lieber - at a time when he might have actually been useful - is a headscratcher to say the least.

This shit is as clandestine as infectious clone cDNA technology. I bet no-one on here knows what the fuck I just said, and it's really important.
>>> there's already 3d mapping possible using WiFi access points, which I believe is the real reason for the swap to 5g. what's being rolled out in most places isn't the real deal, in the same way that there was 4g and 4g LTE, the latter actually confirming to the 4g protocol. but in stadiums, and downtown areas where antennas can be spaced close enough, you can have real time imaging from the access points alone. the Bluetooth gets you your grid, 5g antennas pulse to localize, then focus them to fry the wrong think person's brain.
as sci-fi as it sounds, the only part not real world tested is the blue tooth. mapping was done live at defcon. the year before the pandemic, I watched them splode a couple of eggs on stage.
>>> this is coming together for me finally.
it's an ID and Central crypto scheme based on the lack of scarcity anymore.
I haven't connected the dots till now
https://www.bitchute.com/video/FnNeGxiN401K/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Z2NkiL6KashA/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/bVojRjrvLWo5/
If anyone wants to just go ahead and explain nearly 3 hrs representing hundreds of cases of meemaws and other old people and foreigners doing this shit on purpose for some nefarious reason, first just tell me how they goddamn learned how to do this shit.
(Webpage Title: COVID Vaccines - Magnetic - Magnetism - Injury - By Tim Truth Part 3. [Reloaded])
(Webpage Title: COVID Vaccine - Magnetic - Magnetism - Injury - Compilation By Tim Truth Part 1.)
(Webpage Title: COVID Vaccines - Magnetic - Magnetism - Injury - By Tim Truth Part 2. [Reloaded])
>>> if it is true it's probably going through a sequence of mac addresses that as a whole are a unique identifier.

microsoft is fond of splitting a mac in half, adding an extra eight bits, and then flipping a bit somewhere too. that's a secret though, don't tell anyone. i figured that out many years ago from a japanese security paper written in kanji. the only thing i could read was the binary, so appreciate it. faggots.
>>> you dumbfucks are probably trying to hack my grandmothers pacemaker or hearing-aids. she's been emitting tons of random BLE signals waaay before the vax. i'm talking over 10 years ago. And this is why i will never believe this bs op is sprouting. Because ble/wifi has exploded exponentially since then. Think of every smart device somce them (cars, lightbulbs ,cams, fitbits, energy meters, earphones, etc, etc, etc) . The average person nowadays is walking around with atleast 5 signals and nobody even considers that shit. fucking midwits.
>>> This part is already easy to understand. I just don't know enough about techology or BLE to really know if people are emitting the addresses.

The only way to test it 100% is remove a bunch of vaccinated from their phones/devices and go to an area with no signals and test everyone with one device among all of you.

In terms of what they are hiding, they need health biometrics because the whole pandemic was just the history's largest human trial testing experiment ever conducted.

Over 4 Billion people and 12 Billion doses given.

So in 2015, the cure to aging was actually discovered. Researchers noticed that a cell dies off permanently when its telomere is shortened to a specific length. Over time when a cell replicates the telomere naturally does too. Eventually it no longer divides when the telomere is too short. They manage to turn off the shortening expression in mice and they legit didn't age anymore.

However, without fail every single time the mice got aggressive cancers that killed them with in 6 months. So no aging but cancer inducing always.

Then MRNA gene therapy makes the forefront. It turns out that it could be a cure for cancer completely. They could use RNA transcription and turn off cancer at the DNA level more or less. Even Biden randomly mentioned this in a public speech he gave maybe a year ago or so.

I'm sure the elites want this technology perfected now. You literally have immortality through telomere extension and complete cancer prevention.

So you'd have to have a way to collect their biometrics and connecting a vaxxed to the grid would probably be the easiest way I'd imagine.

All this talk about man of history if from men of unhistory. Napoleon? None of that shit matters. Total BTU output was from forest and coal. Most regimes had local supply. Or the weather was advantageous there was no need. But there is no industrial revolution with out local coal. You will burn your forest down in a few years. Most did. i.e. the tragedy of the commons. Magna Carta. Ect.. Modernity requires Oil. Not just oil. Oil is a broad word to describe a index of value added products from oil or different characteristics of oil itself. With out middle distillate you are just bacteria in a petri dish begging to stay invited to the future. When a regime starts making synthetic forms of diesel/middle d spreads/ bunker oil. Your in trouble. This is a sign of deflation, inability to access the market, inability to custodian the full supply chain of your middle d. Its a meta anxiety of the state. its a sign of deflation, anxiety, and future poverty. This machine below is the actual essence of 'will'. No matter what retard is telling you the current chaos being exported globally since 16 and 2019 has nothing to do with oil, energy, port access, 'land' is a slave. They are suburban slaves who are not property owners and can not understand the concept of having the best land I think it still does. .ru and .com English/rus internet are the largest and informed cultures the most. Cybsersecurity is a big industry and the basis of it uses all the same lexicon. Frontier, wild west, ect With that, just like men had to be sacrificed to the trenches, to the coal mines, to Atlantic storms. Many have and will be sacrificed in the Aether. We are already really far into Enders game. Treasury dept has been using retail to liquidate predatory short funds financed by PBOC or to establish decent balance sheets during this 'reshoring' Energy has to go somewhere and whyte man has a tendency to go vertical when things go south for him. You have to consider that the living spaces of the cities were systematically destroyed and just so it ended when the internet became a thing. This is why the meritocracy branding and agenda exist. Because its the only option out of total options. The word exist because regime already sold every drop out to foreigners. Rationally that seems like a natural consequence if you grow the oriental world 10x in population and do not set up actual walls.

All this talk about man of history if from men of unhistory. Napoleon? None of that shit matters. Total BTU output was from forest and coal. Most regimes had local supply. Or the weather was advantageous there was no need. But there is no industrial revolution with out local coal. You will burn your forest down in a few years. Most did. i.e. the tragedy of the commons. Magna Carta. Ect.. Modernity requires Oil. Not just oil. Oil is a broad word to describe a index of value added products from oil or different characteristics of oil itself. With out middle distillate you are just bacteria in a petri dish begging to stay invited to the future. When a regime starts making synthetic forms of diesel/middle d spreads/ bunker oil. Your in trouble. This is a sign of deflation, inability to access the market, inability to custodian the full supply chain of your middle d. Its a meta anxiety of the state. its a sign of deflation, anxiety, and future poverty. This machine below is the actual essence of 'will'. No matter what retard is telling you the current chaos being exported globally since 16 and 2019 has nothing to do with oil, energy, port access, 'land' is a slave. They are suburban slaves who are not property owners and can not understand the concept of having the best land I think it still does. .ru and .com English/rus internet are the largest and informed cultures the most. Cybsersecurity is a big industry and the basis of it uses all the same lexicon. Frontier, wild west, ect With that, just like men had to be sacrificed to the trenches, to the coal mines, to Atlantic storms. Many have and will be sacrificed in the Aether. We are already really far into Enders game. Treasury dept has been using retail to liquidate predatory short funds financed by PBOC or to establish decent balance sheets during this 'reshoring' Energy has to go somewhere and whyte man has a tendency to go vertical when things go south for him. You have to consider that the living spaces of the cities were systematically destroyed and just so it ended when the internet became a thing. This is why the meritocracy branding and agenda exist. Because its the only option out of total options. The word exist because regime already sold every drop out to foreigners. Rationally that seems like a natural consequence if you grow the oriental world 10x in population and do not set up actual walls.

[Message 38] yo do realize this is one of the goals of this entire AI rush, do you anon? General-purpose atomically precise manufacturing is the Holy Grail of all manufacturing. There are multiple routes there, but all have so far proved to be non-viable in our economics. This is not forever. remember how entire areas of math & physics were made classified during the manhattan project? yea

[Message 38] yo do realize this is one of the goals of this entire AI rush, do you anon? General-purpose atomically precise manufacturing is the Holy Grail of all manufacturing. There are multiple routes there, but all have so far proved to be non-viable in our economics. This is not forever. remember how entire areas of math & physics were made classified during the manhattan project? yea

Everyone working in the valley should watch the now ‘old’, ‘Secret History of Silicon Valley’ series. The entire reason it’s a center of tech is work with radars during WW2/Korea and associated equipment. If things break a bit differently, Armonk, Dallas or LA is the tech hub.

>>> If you run GPT4’s claimed test scores through some SAT/LSAT/GRE to IQ calculators you will find that it is now at least as smart as the average white male American 102-104. This means the _only_ labor value that a little over half the population can add is in material goods. Productive craftsman such as wood workers, shoemakers, potters, gunsmiths, etc. that an assembly line cannot easily replicate. King of these being of course the surgeon. Office work is done, software is done, data analytics and actuarial science are done. Mass produced product support, paralegal work, legal discovery, excel monkeys, proof readers, copy writers, patent trolls, and marketers all BTFO. These jobs may still involve humans, but all will be reducing their headcount by at least 50%, some perhaps as much as 80%. Even if it were as little as 10% across these sectors it would be highly disruptive, and it will be fast. So blazingly fast that the USG is going to be left reeling. Many more people are going to be out of work within the next two or three years. Some will feel this in the next 6 months. And they will have little if any prospect of getting hired for their existing skills ever again. Expect massive inflation as more money is printed as a stop gap for this. The Fed will continue to raise rates, the banks will fail and consolidate under the Treasure; de facto if not de jure. Either heroin will be legalized or a massive national skills retraining program will take place, likely both. This will lead to a greater level of societal change than The Pill by probably 10x maybe 100x. The party is over everyone. Time to start gathering your things and going home.

The Nazis would have won the war by 1944 and world now would be as close to utopia as we've ever come in this timeline. That useless cocksucker Montgomery did 0 he was a fucking twit and the soviets were so fucking inept they would have been steamrolled if they didn't always know exactly where to place crucial resources at just the right time. Lorenz was way worse than enigma after they broke that the whole thing was over no chance. Lorenz was for high command only and was less than 1% of all radio traffic so all of it could be deciphered in time to be actionable and it gave an entire picture of the german's battle plans.
I would agree comm network and SIGINT skills are extremely useful for the future you will be very valuable with your advanced understanding.
Pinned a message.
Aaahh yes, HUMINT as somebody else said. You just seem pretty savvy so I thought you may have heard breath of it. AX.25 is way to put TCP/IP over amature radio bands. It's very low data rate, very low. However… it would be ideal as you can do incredibly sophisticated things with radio waves, ionospheric ducting is one of my favorites. This is some serious blackarts are PFM bullshit and most civies have absolutely no idea you can do stuff like this. Apparently even INT guys ;)
Basically, it would allow you to send messages in a secure format over massive distances to computers or terminating devices in places that you can't get basically anything to except radio waves. It's the perfect innawooods setup for somebody technical enough. I have many skills, knowing how to build a radio from basically trash is one of them.
I think it would be intensely useful in the future, as burst transmissions are notorious hard to pinpoint. …Think of it like an anon owned numbers station (~):}

>>> >I get it. You're just a menace to the average schwab. Dont be. Get your inner schizo under control ffs.

He's actually being useful in the sense that he's showing exactly how the govt intends to counter the next wave of free speech that will come from new AI models. Just like how they killed internet 1.0 free speech by spamming everything with low-value virtue signalers and trannies they will use their own AI to spam everyone else's AI, and try to get everyone else's AI to learn shit-tier patterns.

This is a type of training used in AI called an adversarial network, the adversary generates noise and the primary AI has to learn to distinguish noise from signal. It makes both sides stronger over time.

The primary AI learns to tell noise from signal and the adversary get better at faking the signal. In this case with a crypto AI, the edge could be that the crypto AIs have more computing power and incentive to overcome the government's noise signal and can probably win ultimately.

The bitcoin network is bigger than any government computer so I think it could go in favor of the distributed AI, even though it won't be a smooth ride.

>>> >Most of cp is on chat forums on dark web >Us navy created the dark web and Tor, and currently maintains Tor broswer Think anon

xrp schizo
XRP, XLM, ROKO, ALGO, Chain, CFX, COR
BTC ETH ofc
ISO 20022 coins?
ARBI?

Bitcoin is the biggest dragnet ever.
In traditional banking, there are privacy laws, so you can play a game of shell companies and using hobos as fronts, so accounts are can't be linked to you.
And if they are, your lawyers can fight it court (And how could my client meet this hobo?), or argue that the evidence was obtained illegally and have it thrown out.
Entire transaction record of Bitcoin is public. If the feds can link a wallet to you, they have your entire transaction history.
So now the narrative will switch, and suddenly we will learn that feds do, indeed, have a wallet owner database.
Oy-vey.
I don't care, personally, also all my crypto is bought with money I made from wagecucking.

Like I said I don't trust any crypto as long as people use the hardware controlled by (((them))). BUT, Monero seems to be the one "law enforcement" hates the most. It was designed with anonymity built in and much stronger cryptography. Law enforcement has complained that when they seize Monero machines they can't "gain access" to (steal) the Monero tokens. They also can't use the blockchain to hunt down other people or even prove that they paid for something with that coin. I think they don't talk about it, lest all the "criminals" pile into Monero from Bitcoin, Eth, or whatever they are using this month. Maybe someone who uses whatever passes for "The Silk Road" nowadays can chime in with more info?

>>> >I don't know how to stonks or bitcoins. So tell me.
Well outside of trading concerns, this is what you should do to get into basic investing for crypto: don't ask this board about crypto because they're all boomer tier. Don't ask /biz/ either because it's ruthless PvP from oldfags and moron posts from newfags. The smart anon there will actively trick you out of good investments to keep the prices as low as they can as they keep accumulating.

Get a twitter account (yes, I know, but it's actually useful for crypto). Search tickers of coins that seem good to you. Find out who is talking about them. Use your high iq intuition to parse out the accounts that seem good from the ones that aren't. Add those accounts to your follows. After a while you'll have a small following of smart people whom you can learn from. Pay attention to everything they say. Learn to differentiate between the times when they're wrong to the times when they're actually onto something. Get an account on Telegram and Discord. I know troons use Discord but also giga iq people use it for crypto. You can join crypto projects on Discord very early on, study what other people are saying, learn through osmosis. PROTIP: You can find these very early projects through monitoring GitHub commits.

This is my post for you. I won't give you a fish, I teach you to fish instead. If you don't like that consider yourself gatekept'd. Git gud.

> I thought I'd expand on your comment about tracking people through a board, for anyone who might argue about sheer numbers.
>
> This website reportedly gets around 22 million "unique visitors" every month.
>
> It's anonymous (by name), and most of us know how easy it is to change our IPs, and some of us know how to circumvent the VPN-block in other ways aside from buying a pass (though very few can do it/care to do it)
>
> By nature we can assume a sizable fraction of those "unique" visitors are duplicate. Not only are most IP addresses dynamic (change every so often), but mobile IPs change every time a phone gets restarted, or simply every time the phone gets set to "airplane mode"/turning off the data connection and then back on.
>
> Adding on to that, web crawlers/spiders/script bots make their own hits /flippin constantly/, although most skilled metrics are coded to at least mostly absolve those "unique" hits out of the total numbers.
>
> Next, we have the generally accepted 1/10 rule. For every unique thread IP (we're at 83 in this thread at the time of writing) it can be assumed that there are ten thread watchers who have not, will not, or may never post.
>
> Following this, we look at the typical traffic volume of posting. Currently I estimate a rough 75 posts-per-minute going by timestamps and post count in this thread. This would directly imply that board-wide at any given time there are 75 people actively replying and 750 watching but not involved. Now, I understand what you're saying - "It's a big board (for you), there are more threads, this isn't indicative of total people in a month" and you're right, I'll get to this in a bit.
>
> Harking back to the "unique" IPs...There's a rough possibility of 1-in-8 people, posters, replies being the same person.

>>> Actually Baltic countries already have state issued digital IDs with smart card chips. What's actually coming up is being unable to use the internet without your smart card inserted and verified into some software so everything done online is 100% traceable to your real identity.

> When i was a jobless loser in my early twenties I took a temp job working for Amazon doing QC on the voice recognition abilities of Alexa, which was then in late stages of beta testing.
>
> Basically I sat at home 8hrs a day and listened to little clips of people's lives. Things they asked Alexa, things they didn't ask that Alexa recorded anyway. Heard some pretty weird shit. I will never have one of those spybots in my home. Of course, your phone can do the same thing so you need to mitigate that too.

> I read an interview with Twitter execs reflecting on their move to ban certain stuff during COVID/elections, where they entertained the idea of using AI algorithms to recreate fake feeds for people as an alternative to kicking them off the platform. They thought this was a good idea, because individuals could be "quarantined" (shouting into the AI void) until the risk of their speech causing havoc subsided, using Trump during election month as the prime example.
>
> Idk, it's spooky that tech lords could put you in a potemkin village of the discourse unbeknownst to you.
>
> Likewise, there was recently a pretty big row in computational biology academia. A Chinese group took an AI originally trained to identify better drugs for a bunch human disease genes (i.e. stronger and more specific drugs), and set it loose on designing better versions of chem/bio weapons. It quickly spit out a number of compounds that, indeed, were just supercharged versions of the original thing (I recall a jumped Sarin nerve gas analogue specifically). To their credit, they frame the paper as like "guys look this is crazy, we shouldn't have this but we do, let's talk about it," but it's still unsettling

> I’ve never had MySpace or Facebook but googling my name still resulted in a hit within the first page. It’s not even a unique name, but my info has probably been harvested by so many trackers that even LinkedIn can send me invites while referencing people I’ve worked with in my previous three jobs.
>
> Living around the DC metro area, where the best paying jobs all require a security clearance, I know a lot of people who permanently stay off social media as it complicates the process of getting a clearance. One of my friends who got a job as an electrician at a DoD site said they’ve read all the text messages he ever sent and brought up the questionable ones during the interview process. He said he can’t imagine what a nightmare that interview would’ve been if he had a Facebook account.
>
> Anyway, disappearing from the internet without a name change is incredibly difficult. I’m actually impressed if people can do it on purpose.

>>> >Is this nostalgia or were things really better in the 90's?
They really were.

I remember my McDonald's fries were crispy. The burgers were cooked all the way.
The internet just had a bunch of nerds and autists. Even if everyone hated each other there was unity.
I could indulge my schizo conspiracy rabbit holes without encountering screeching teenage girls and coomers polluting the discussion with perverse fantasies of romance and sex.
I know I can't go back. I got what I dreamed of, a computer in my back pocket. What came with it was a lot of bullshit I have to actively sift out, and to be honest it hasn't been difficult. I've just become a bit more reclusive online, and more social outside. Social media is a prison of the mind, poison for the psyche.

But all in all, I can't say I miss it. The fast food is shitty so I have learned to cook. I have learned to be alone and cherish the time when I'm not forced to be with people I don't want to be around, and cherish the time with good company in person. The schizo rabbit holes now come to me instead of chasing them down ever since chasing a meditation and astral projection rabbit hole since 2006. Life has overall been good to me, although I don't receive and earn everything I want.

Maybe I'm getting old, but the only thing I truly miss are cheap, reliable HID peripherals. Keyboards are chiclet garbage, mice are even worse. These days I won't flinch at buying a 30g Realforce keyboard and whatever small gayming mouse is available to use for three years before it breaks. I really do not like sacrificing APM, WPM, or CPM even if I'm not playing games. Keyboard alone allows me a baseline 92 WPM average, up from 80 on a laptop, which is pretty amazing. I never thought a keyboard could do that.

>>> >how do pedos get vanned?
The ISP simply hands over the data, being registered in the US authorities can serve against the ISP.

Encryption to TOR may frustrate the ISP who could only give authorities encrypted data; but using TOR will just see your phisical devices seized and it paints a target on a user.

In many ways the only option is hacking an access point registered to another user, using TOR from their access point, then microwaving your HD when your neibour gets vanned

>>> >VPNs are the real honeypots
This.
VPN services get all your data, it's like paying to be MIM'd. And unlike a server that's compromised, a VPN gets ALL your traffic and that's a far more credible threat to the individual user

We know TOR was comped through node takeover, well a VPN is like using a single static exit node

>>> Granted but as TOR was compromised more than six years ago by node takeover its a false sense of security.
Frankly ISPs automatically flag TOR traffic because glowniggers demand them to, and if the site is publicly accessible the content and data can be linked simply based on metrics.
Of ten thousand users only one will be using tor, and the lag means you don't have to be Einstein for the ISP to backtrace the user.
Glowniggers have broken tor encryption a long time ago and can simply inspect the packets to trace users that way as well, the larger the file stream the more viable this is.

It's a David vs Goliath struggle because we're legally prohibited from owning digital infrastructure, and the infrastructure owners can simply be arrested if they don't comply. Life isn't fair

Commentary on classic car mechanics fading away with older generations and inquiring about Japanese classic auto repair.

Yin/Yang All just a total lack of understanding of sybil markets and black hat markets. Turkey for instance has many operators that produce massive sybil infrastructure then sell that infrastructure to whom ever needs. Farming bot nets includes tactics like Porn accounts, and anything under sexual psychological fetish umbrella. All social media regimes allow this on the back end to boost engagement and spoof underlying utility of the social graph. The appearance that people actually use the internet. The black hat operators track and keep track of engagement boosting prose and will use anything theme out of necessity.

I am legally disabled resident of Romania as well. Messianic fevor in the silicon. are you itlian

Umbrella of 40+ streaming websites with infrastructure in Belarus, Moldova, etc. Some sell advertisement space while others inject malware and scrape networks. This is the direction people should take.

Sulla: LLM is not that advanced yet. Response: the output i got is 'hebrew franks, the hot dogs of American nationalism' https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2086677153350029505

I’ve use Defenders on the 6s Plus, 8 Plus, 11 Pro Max and my 12 Pro Max. When I traded in my 11 Pro Max for the 12 Pro Max, Apple asked if it had any damage. I pulled my 11 Pro Max out and they asked if that was an Otterbox on it. When I said yes, they marked down no damage. Didn’t have to remove the phone.

The 2020 versions are as slim as the phone itself. The sides are flat but the ends are raised a bit. You can easily slide a credit card under.

>>> I am an expert in operational security. I will help you any way I can for the good of Liberty. Censor any names, any teams, ANYTHING that could be tied back to you. Hell, red herring it even so that it might implicate others. Have some sort of dead man's switch to release as many files in the event that the worst happens.

Do not trust your phone's cellular network. Do not trust your work computer. Encrypt fucking everything and MAKE SURE THE PASSWORDS ARE WRITTEN DOWN.

The only operating system you trust now is TAILS. That's it.

You may contact me at hearlesssoul@protonmail with any further questions. Godspeed.
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The absence of Jensen Huang, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei from the trip leads me to believe that Bessent and maybe the Trump admin are after deals that benefit them once they leave office. Bessent mentioned he wants to focus on AI supply chain stuff

The absence of Jensen Huang, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei from the trip leads me to believe that Bessent and maybe the Trump admin are after deals that benefit them once they leave office. Bessent mentioned he wants to focus on AI supply chain stuff

[Message 69] >LMFAO no they aren't. They're the most critical node in the following raw resources: >Aluminum >Gallium >Germanium >Magnesium >Tungsten >Bismuth >Antimony >Rare Earth Elements >Dysprosium >Terbium >Neodymium >Praseodymium >Natural Graphite >Synthetic Graphite >Silicon (Silicon Metal) >Indium >Vanadium >Fluorspar >Barite >Phosphate Rock >Purified Phosphoric Acid >Refined Lithium >Refined Cobalt >Refined Copper >Refined Nickel >Refined Manganese >Raw Steel >Cement >Plate Glass >Tellurium >Scandium >Yttrium >Lanthanum >Cerium >Holmium >Erbium >Thulium >Ytterbium >Lutetium >Titanium Sponge Also, did you know that US industry was almost entirely reliant on Bahraini and Emirati ultra high purity aluminum for a ton of industries including military (hardware like f35s need it) and electronics? The only non chinese alternative is Canada's Natural Alu which produces a very small amount compared to US needs and itself relies on the UAE. Well, those aluminum factories were just bombed and are inoperable now. >No they don't, they make cheap disposable garbage. What a ridiculous fucking post. No fren, you're ridiculous and obviously nervous about their rise. They make nearly all the ships in the planet, they're the world leader in battery technology, in EVs, they just managed to build an operable thorium reactor which would make nuclear energy more efficient than thermal and coal and a lot less risky, they have the highest penetration rate of robotics and automation in their manufacturing processes, they built the 5G technology and are rolling out 6G through their LEO sats. I want you to listen to me when i tell you this: you are completely out of touch with reality

[Message 69] >LMFAO no they aren't. They're the most critical node in the following raw resources: >Aluminum >Gallium >Germanium >Magnesium >Tungsten >Bismuth >Antimony >Rare Earth Elements >Dysprosium >Terbium >Neodymium >Praseodymium >Natural Graphite >Synthetic Graphite >Silicon (Silicon Metal) >Indium >Vanadium >Fluorspar >Barite >Phosphate Rock >Purified Phosphoric Acid >Refined Lithium >Refined Cobalt >Refined Copper >Refined Nickel >Refined Manganese >Raw Steel >Cement >Plate Glass >Tellurium >Scandium >Yttrium >Lanthanum >Cerium >Holmium >Erbium >Thulium >Ytterbium >Lutetium >Titanium Sponge Also, did you know that US industry was almost entirely reliant on Bahraini and Emirati ultra high purity aluminum for a ton of industries including military (hardware like f35s need it) and electronics? The only non chinese alternative is Canada's Natural Alu which produces a very small amount compared to US needs and itself relies on the UAE. Well, those aluminum factories were just bombed and are inoperable now. >No they don't, they make cheap disposable garbage. What a ridiculous fucking post. No fren, you're ridiculous and obviously nervous about their rise. They make nearly all the ships in the planet, they're the world leader in battery technology, in EVs, they just managed to build an operable thorium reactor which would make nuclear energy more efficient than thermal and coal and a lot less risky, they have the highest penetration rate of robotics and automation in their manufacturing processes, they built the 5G technology and are rolling out 6G through their LEO sats. I want you to listen to me when i tell you this: you are completely out of touch with reality

This conspiracy has always held a special place in my heart.
It was the first time I realized that you can pull just about any thread in this world and find a dark and horrible secret.

I was working at an office and I was horrified by printer ink costs and was really annoying me how we always ran out of different ink cartridges.
I got the idea that any "excess" color could be used to supplement the black ink so that all cartridges are depleted at the same rate.
I quickly found out that printer drivers are not as simple as they seem, and you can't arbitrarily control the inkjets.

This is one of many examples of how we secretly live in a planned economy.
While the free market could have made printing cheap and abundant, few people even bother buying printers anymore, as the police state has spent decades subsidizing an anti-consumer line of artificially shitty products.
These subtle pressures can trivialize a market, leaving the illusion of a free market with the compounding inefficiency of a planned economy.

The CIA even has a VC firm called In-Q-Tel which they use specifically to ensure that they get to pick winners and losers in the tech industry.

Until we restore the free market (and all of its consequences), our markets will continue to devolve into these soviet-style oligopolies.

[Message 74] > Given how much advances in AI are driven by just having more compute, it's easy to see why safetyists prefer Democrats: they're good at making sure nothing ever gets built. None of that is true. Treasury is just driving FDI into strategic industry (power). If there is going to be a bubble it has to allocation capital into industries anglo sphere is repulsed by because the yield is sub par compared to total inflation and cost of labor in the west. You can not reshore industry with out fixing your base line energy industry. AI is just a means to drive the bubble into the right places. in 5 years most open source models will be locally run on minimal hardware. Democrats have nothing to do with this. If the DNC gets back in power they will back AI as much as biden regime backed Tarrifs on China and supported the US pivot away from Terrosim to 'one great power competition'

[Message 74] > Given how much advances in AI are driven by just having more compute, it's easy to see why safetyists prefer Democrats: they're good at making sure nothing ever gets built. None of that is true. Treasury is just driving FDI into strategic industry (power). If there is going to be a bubble it has to allocation capital into industries anglo sphere is repulsed by because the yield is sub par compared to total inflation and cost of labor in the west. You can not reshore industry with out fixing your base line energy industry. AI is just a means to drive the bubble into the right places. in 5 years most open source models will be locally run on minimal hardware. Democrats have nothing to do with this. If the DNC gets back in power they will back AI as much as biden regime backed Tarrifs on China and supported the US pivot away from Terrosim to 'one great power competition'

>We can't even build nuclear power plants anymore.
Nope. Between regulations and Boomers who've been fear-mongered into dreading MUH NUKLARS it's almost impossible to get clearance to build, and even harder for construction to go forward without obstruction shutting it down.

Alliant was going to build a new gigawatt plant here in Iowa to replace the aging Duanne Arnold plant like a decade ago. They dropped tens of millions getting through the red tape and jumping through hoops to get it as far as a vote, and it was promptly denied. All that money and time and effort to get nowhere. No new plant, and now Duane Arnold is shut down - so Iowa's had to replace 20% of its grid power with coal.

Nuclear was, still is, deeply unpopular here, after Chernobyl and especially after Fukushima. Leaving nuclear power behind was not a done deal, it had been quite a bit of back and forth between several governments until Angela Merkel decided nuclear has to go.

Additionally to those two horrifying large scale nuclear accidents, there were serious doubts about the quality of German nuclear power plants. Equipment failure and cracks not only on the non-nuclear areas of these plants, but their containment vessels themselves, did not help getting German nuclear power good PR. The absolutely disastrous state of French and Dutch nuclear plants is a further factor.

Nuclear power can be a good power source, it still has huge drawbacks. These are capitalist companies running the plants on behalf of the state and energy buyers.

If you really want reliable, safe, nuclear power you need a dude named Hyman G. Rickover. There isn't one here.

>>> 10 years ago i worked as a moving contractor in a us gov lab that had a quantum computing room pumped with more liquid nitro than can be held in a semi tanker. their computing unit was 3 times the size of me then. and that's the unit that you didn't need security clearance to see

>>> Apart from the ones mentioned. Data economy could shape the global economy. This is because the new data economy in which projects like OCEAN and CTSI is the center of, unlocks data for businesses and also supports business-to-business data sharing for the purpose of deriving value from the accumulated information. Moreover, the estimated global value of data is around three trillion dollars. Data, DiDs, privacy, and metaverse-related projects are going to explode.
>>> I'm already accumulating FET, AGIX, AZERO, and QANX. A combination of AI and Quantum resistant projects will do well in the next bull run.

>>> Yes basically, but then you can ask it to deep dive into that subject as well. It’s only as good as the questions you ask it. Ive tried to break it with really long questions and specific points and I haven’t managed yet. Honestly blew me away. You can even get it to write you a script for the presentation. It just needs the human touch after. It’s not perfect but 100 times better than searching internet for information. I know it’s restricted but I’m not asking it about conspiracies (which would be fascinating if it was more free, I think that’s what happened to start with so changed it) but for professional stuff or business related and you learn how to ask it. Wow.

At the crypto questions it’s all about how you phrase it.

For example…given the drive to go carbon neutral what do you see being the best crypto to buy, can you give me a short 10 word line in each and list 20. Of those which have grown the quickest over last 5 years. It will give a disclaimer at the end. But it learns from that question about the topic and any questions after will bare in mind previous question on that feed. If that makes sense.

if you're really interested in ghosting out (i believe in a fundamental right to defend yourself) learn how cryptography actually works. and then learn about threat models. imo this should be taught at schools research

Shoot, that's possible today, especially with free-milling gold. Like he said, you could buy dynamite at the hardware store in that time period. Equipment geared towards small-scale mining could be bought new from the factory, instead of found second-hand and rebuilt like now. A local being EXTREMELY territorial of his property in the desert isn't uncommon in rural Arizona today. There's certain dirt roads the local cops just won't respond to at all (unless they have a lot of friends with guns along with them). Where I live, there's persistent rumors about a certain ranching family chucking geologists down mine shafts who decided to prospect on their ranch without asking permission first. Think "Yellowstone in the desert".
If you see something that is fucked up, but VERY fixable, try this: “I’m going to eat my lunch or check other this area, when I come back…”

I guarantee you that operator has been bitching about this problem for months and his been getting blown off or ignored. By turning it into a sudden double-over time death match to fix the problem before you “get back…” Now the mine has a shot at avoiding a citation, the operator gets the resources necessary to fix the problem, and you create a safer working environment for the miner.

Now, for a freebie at every site if you need to write SOMETHING up: check the porta-Johns/bathrooms (or lack there of). EASY housekeeping or toilet citation (30 CFR 56.20008). At sites in the desert, make those guys have water and cups (30 CFR 56.20002)

Finally, at a union mine, make sure the union rep is with you, not just a company man. Ask him “what can I do to help improve the working conditions for your guys?”. The union rep will know where all the bodies are buried.

Also, brush up on small mining and underground. I’ve been straight-up lied to and given bad information by inspectors (mostly out of laziness on their part). Know your part 49 (mine rescue) and in particular: small and remote mine rescue.
Abso-friggin’-lutely. A lot of the companies will work with you and do a phone or virtual interview. Here’s a list to start applying:

Freeport McMoRan

EmpireCAT (and Wagner)

Komatsu

Barrick

Newmont

Kinross

ASARCo

F&H Mine Supply (particularly the Mesa warehouse)

Skyline Assayers and Laboratories

There’s a bunch others. Just the few that I could think of in two minutes.
Next to every large mine is usually a large mill or similar processing plant. Concentrators use an unholy amount of water - poor boy’s rule of thumb is it takes 3 tons of water to process 1 ton of ore. Out here in the desert, that means anything the pit can produce and then some is utilized by the mill and eventually ends up out at the tailings dam.
Good reply, friend. Where I'm at, the consensus is there is PLENTY of water, just the local farmers and ranchers are being priced out their water rights (or having them stripped) so the Gila River water can flow down to the flatlanders below. In fact, I'm also in mining, so our biggest problem is too much water. However, you're absolutely right in that water "issue" is an elephant in the room and will probably lead to some type of Bundy-standoff or a rancher's rebellion before it's all said and done. "Whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting..."

Further south, though, wells are running dry. This land will always be fertile, though - it just requires some adaptation. Ranchers will have to haul water or put in solar wells and steel tanks were dirt tanks used to recharge with rainfall. Household wells will go dry, and I wouldn't be surprised if you see more cisterns put in like how domestic water is done in the Chaco region of South America. We'll have to stop planting cotton and the DAMNED ALMONDS and grow crops that don't suck water like it's nobody's business.
If you live within easy driving distance of the Mexican border, head down to a “Farmacia” and pick up some Amoxicillin. You technically need a script to cross back with medication… which the Farmacia will happily write for you.

I’m not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, but Amoxicillin seems be the best catch-all for everything from wounds to sinus infections. Also, “fish antibiotics” (I live two hours from Mexico, I’ll buy the people version there, thank you).
You say that like I don’t have buddies who’ve cast bullets out of white-ash and epoxy. Because Skinwalkers.

Spend enough time out by yourself in the desert, and it becomes pretty easy to psych yourself out. Spend enough time driving alone across the reservation, and it's really easy to psych yourself out.

But yeah, sk!nwalkers are the only ghost stories that really spook me or make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck.
I haven’t seen the bullets, but it also wouldn’t be hard to do - especially since they’re already into bullet casting with lead. The biggest trick would be coating/lining the mold so you can get the damn thing out.

I also run a fire assay lab. So I am one “you-don’t-have-a-hair-on-your-ass” dare away from casting a silver bullet out of waste/scrap silver just for the lolz. .45-70, probably.
This list is by no means exhaustive and limited to my (young) experience in AZ copper mines and underground.

Surface:

the switch from rail to truck haulage with bigger and bigger machines in the 1980s

bigger and bigger shovels

the meteoric rise of SX/EW in copper in the 70s/80s

adoption of larger mills and column cells

computerized process control

silicosis management (cheap respirators and requirement for them)

electronic detonators

electronic surveying equipment

Underground:

cheap and reliable radio communications

the takeover of rubber-tire equipment vs. rail.

Dragers and other positive-pressure rebreathers for mine rescue. (Negative pressure machines were used as late as 1984. Why is that bad? A leak will kill you.)

digital gas meters.

lightweight and inexpensive cap lamp
Let me tell you a little secret. I wouldn’t call it mining. I would call it exploring, developing, archiving, surveying, bulk sampling (we need a big bulk sample), but NOT mining and for fuck’s sake, not engaged in “interstate commerce”.

In the past, the commerce stream has been adjudicated to start at the tipple (when a sized and/or dressed product is offered for sale). We have used and abused that phrase “engaged in commerce”. MSHA will swear up and down they have jurisdiction “the moment you stick a pick in the ground”. They know their Commerce Clause limits, though, even if they’ll never admit as much. I may or may not have gotten busted on the road to our little mine with a load of drill steel by a district MSHA inspector. We just smiled and waved and kept driving. Everyone (including the inspector) knew he couldn’t do a damn thing.

Also, I would not apply for a mine ID until I was ready for that “courtesy visit”. Doing so would be a statement that I was, in fact, running a “mine” because I needed a “mine ID” and would therefore fall under their jurisdiction. Since the mine edit: PROPERTY I’m talking about is hypothetically similar to yours, with no employees. I would sleep even more soundly that I wasn’t “engaged in commerce”.

This not legal advice, and I am definitely not recommending you break federal law in any way. Just something that may have worked for us in the past and a hypothetical for the future.

Memes like the American Dynamism investment thesis are starting to focus more attention and capital and clout on building new companies to develop new industrial machinery. Research

>>> >Peak Oil is a big problem
Peak oil is a dumb housewife scare. Notice how the peak oil followers always cite "known exploitable deposits"?

Guess what happens when the market is swimming in oil and there are plenty of known deposits: Nobody pays a single cent for oil exploration geologists. Now guess what happens when the known deposits get scarce: Oil exploration boom, geologists swim in money, new deposits are discovered by the dozen, the oil reserves rise. Yes, the values are dynamic and they move in a pork cycle. Bet your peak oil quacks never told you that little detail.

>>> Peak oil is a retard concept and has been repeated since the 50s... Its the OG boomer "2 more weeks" doomsday panic

I still remember reading Beyond Oil: The View from Hubbert's Peak published in 2006 that was the premier "trust the science" everyone read in college booklet of its time... It predicted peak oil was in the 1970s and in 2006 the US was quickly running out of reservoirs... Since then, the US has tripled its production and is producing more crude than ever before.

All that increase is without major development in known reservoirs like The Willow prospect or The Liberty BP/Hilcorp Prospect in Alaska (shut down by democrat judges) and a federal judge in DC district court cancelling 80 million acres of oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico.

Access is the issue. Used to be we spent the equivalent of one barrel to reap one hundred. We're fast approaching one for one at which point it doesn't matter how much oil remains in the ground.

>it isnt about how there is in the ground
Yes it is. All the easy to extract oil is gone. We're finding other oil but when that also runs out, and what's left takes more energy to extract than you get from the oil, it's worthless.

>>> The production processes are well-studied. Synthetic hydrocarbon fuels become economically viable with a long-term oil price of $150-200 per barrel. So there is no peak oil at all. It's just carbon. There's carbon everywhere. Once we have cheap fusion energy, we can harvest it directly from the atmosphere without ever having to tolerate plant life again.

> a few months ago i nooooticed
> >china has drought, rivers dry, bugs panic
> >china launches massive cloud seeding operation
> next week:
> >historic floods in Pakistan, 1/3 of the country is suddenly underwater
>
> they have had the technology since the 60s to induce rain, its all public knowlege, do you think they havent been applying it at scale?

[Message 36] Time: 2026-04-06T00:43:49.4830000-05:00 | Content: There is an infinite amount of technologies that are not in use. I have researched patents and their use. I have seen miracles be turned down for the sake of a thing called money
[Message 37] Time: 2026-04-06T00:46:04.9630000-05:00 | Content: Title 17, the patent system, was created by the US navy to regulate any innovation they saw as disruptive and ITAR is the whip they use to enforce that.
[Message 38] Time: 2026-04-06T00:48:07.7410000-05:00 | Content: I worked with a guy who use to live in South Africa, his brother designed an intake for his car where it only burnt the fumes from petrol, 40L tank would get home over 2000kms. he had his patent bought out by BP and had to sign agreements not to share with anyone. BP obviously stamped it out as they'd lose billions in revenue. he's happy, just plays golf everyday
[Message 39] Time: 2026-04-06T00:51:06.6330000-05:00 | Content: Right, but we're talking about devices/generators (not much bigger than your average PC) with 0 environmental impact, which unlike water turbines or nuclear powerplants, everyone could afford and be in direct possession and control of, rendering centralized power obsolete. And it's not just monetary greed or need for control that holds back the mass production of such technology, but also the destructive potential that it carries with it, because of the physics involved. Tesla's oscillator is one example of such physics employed. You wouldn't just hand something like over to billions of people.
[Message 40] Time: 2026-04-06T00:51:55.3490000-05:00 | Content: fluoxetine aka PROZAC.
Best known for amplifying suicidal ideation in teens. The patent owners (Eli lily) suppressed this fact that emerged in the clinical trials data
so they could recoup their money + profits.

Google Dr David Healy, the guy who went public and had his career destroyed.
[Message 41] Time: 2026-04-06T00:52:47.4420000-05:00 | Content: Big pharma flipped out over Ivermectin because the EUA for the vaxx was predicted on the absence of any existing safe and effective treatments.
Ivermectin is known to be extremely safe in humans, so any suggestion that it might be effective against covid was suppressed hard because it could potentially cause the EUA to get revoked.
Anyone who even suggested that Ivermectin might be an effective treatment for covid was basically banned from the internet and all media.
But Pfizer did secretly look into these studies and determined that Ivermectin was effective and the specific moa was protease inhibition.
They then dug through their files until they found a similar protease inhibitor that they already owned the patent for.
They then released this as Paxlovid.
Ivermectin is off patent and can be produced in factories around the world for pennies per dose.
Pfizer has a legal monopoly on the production of Paxlovid due to the patent.
Pfizer charged $530 for each treatment of Paxlovid, which was paid for by the federal government with tax payer dollars.
Earlier this year, even though it was obvious that the pandemic was winding down, the federal government purchased 10 million doses of Paxlovid fron Pfizer, meaning Pfizer was paid $5.3 billion.
[Message 42] Time: 2026-04-06T00:54:30.4130000-05:00 | Content: Not to mention that Amerimutts understand the world best in terms of post/pre 9/11, rather than stuff like the crackdown on patent applications and patent trolls, massive communications surveillance, fucking hell those papers on that topic of 5-dimensional topological structures that got fucking CENSORED 5 years back? Next to no one here has even heard of that, much less can begin to grasp the potential implications of such a thing.

Its midterms. Time to agitate the 5th columns. Sybil infra cheaper to run when biological sybil slam keyboard (Source: https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2087177605216981274)

>>> Five years ago, digital advertising was actually profitable. They were slapped on fucking everything, and lost 90% of their effectiveness in 3 months. Today, these geniuses are not adapting their strategy whatsoever despite a drastically different market. They're also not considering the fact that Fox News is not nearly as dependent on its online traffic as Breitbart is, which is still up and running without a problem -- because they know how to get the job done, so long as you're not expecting that job to make any noticeable impact or amount to anything. Please clap.

>>> It worked for a short while, but it was literally just a matter of people becoming desensitized and eventually very annoyed by it. They also overplayed their hand in a way they really didn't need to do, just to get all the data they wanted.
They still to this day think that personalization is the key to perfect ads, but it's pretty well studied that you only need basic public data to work out some general preferences, e.g. so you're not showing baby formula ads to a 13 year old kid. Beyond that it stops being effective.
This type of data-driven seamless suck my nuts strategy that came out of digital advertising is one reason why marketing has deteriorated over just a few years. For a while, people could throw some text onto an image, give it a landing page, and an algorithm would figure out how to ensure it wasn't a total failure.
People started worshipping these datawhore platforms and tech solutions to optimize things. Suddenly "marketing" skills were a lot more about what audience tags to offer the AI gods than how to make ads that weren't fucking boring and annoying. Why do control groups when you can use an AI to test 8000 nonexistent scenarios and shit a winner out for you? I don't know how the ad platforms I use work or how to verify if the results they tell me are even accurate, but I have a degree with words on it so I'm now a professional advertising expert.
Sorry I just haven't slept in a while and getting paid to fix this shit does not make it any less fucking stupid.

> Duly noted.
>
> I have made a point to get rid of any of the geolocation features on most of the pictures that I post here, unless they are far enough away from home to not be an issue.
> i dont think you should be worried about anything coming out of this pic here but friendly opsec reminder to always be careful.
> this is a bit of a stretch here because it alone wouldnt be enough and would require you to already have the law watching you closely or be caught/investigated but im fairly certain that the wear on your passport would be enough to say in court that this is your pic
> this place does automatically strip all of that but what youre doing is great practice. never trust anything like that, even if the site owner is genuine it doesnt matter, software can glitch or be targetted
> Learn how technology works, and leave your phone at home, glow in the darks watch this place like hawks cause they know its a hive for radicalization and other things. However we can openly talk and spread ideas here, that being the only plus, quite a few anons get knocks on the door for being based beyond comprehension. Being very attentive to detail helps, technology is all compromised.
> i think social media is the real problem, smartphones are just the delivery system that put it in the normies hands. i noticed the immediate change that facebook caused before smartphones took off/were available. i went from being the most online person in my peer group to one of the least without changing my habits, everyone else changed. internet also did a sudden 180 from never giving anyone any personal info and focus on security and privacy to people making facebook accounts for their kids. even the media always pushed safety first and to especially stress to your children to never reveal any personal info
> I went full ted k for awhile, was very relaxing and comfy. You guys should all try it someday, leave your phones at home and reject technology, fidgure things out using your brain, scavenge and plan for things, do everything the hard way and see how it feels, i also stopped injecting marijuana; watching the sun light up the snow looks great, and you can admire the natural beautiful-ness of things, and learn to appreciate life.
>
> I hate the Tavistock institute.

> I programmed a GPT3 chatbot based off my main account profile to argue on my behalf in popular political subs. I also created a profile for someome for the Ukraine war and someone against it, by scraping comments from subs in those categories. Literally just as a test to see how it would work out as a proof of concept. I’m not a great programmer and was just barely able to create some Frankenstein python and C++ scripts running through a Vultr cloud server.
>
> The test costed me about 6 bucks for the server, and 40 bucks for the OpenAI tokens, which got me a good 2000 automated comment posts. I could have stretched it out further if I did a better scraping job and removed unnecessary data uploaded to OpenAI. But that’s besides the point.
>
> The point I’m trying to raise is that if some dude like myself is able to pull that off — someone who is a shit programmer who just learned to code from codeacademy.com and someone who has no financial interest in the position of the public zeitgeist, what does that mean for people who actually do have a massive interest in taking power of the greatest military and economy? If my dumbass can sway entire subreddits with 100s of thousands of viewers, then I’m sure as hell big money with actual material interests in mind can do it too, and have all the incentives in the world to do so.
>
> Just based off simple game theory, I’m 99% confident that all corners of social media are completely hijacked by AI spooks
> Game theory should be primary education but I think its very very hard for maybe the bottom half of the intelligence spectrum to really grasp.
>
> Anyways anyone who has studied academic game theory presumes massive internet astroturfing. Its a frequent discussion amongst GT nerds specifically because its one of the few things the general public finds impossible to believe, on par with saying the Earth is flat - but its more or less provably true.
https://www.reddit.com/r/stupidpol/comments/zbn2n7/comment/iysu3xy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
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> That's fucking terrifying. People talk about Chinese and Russian propaganda but we in America are most definitely under the most advanced propaganda ops of all time.
>
> This reminds me of how there was some point where suddenly I started seeing posts on politics that would be mass upvoted extremely quick, and the most glaring detail was how many damn reddit awards they'd get in such a short time. Things that really were just normal knews, not like they invented a cure for cancer. My point being, I think that trend was part of some astro-turfing strategy to get people to pay attention to those threads and to more readily believe the opinions contained within the comment section.

>>> I worked closely with FB (meta, kek) for many years, and the were all about mining users for money however they could. And the companies who made FB apps were also taxed heavily by FB for access to the naive, dumb, boomer consumer base they had.
They'd hit us for 30% right off the bat, for any transaction. Then in order to keep the users flowing in, we had to pay for ads.
We discovered a sudden sweet spot, one day, randomly it seemed. We spent 50% of our revenue on ads. Suddenly we were rolling in new users. Right at 50%.
>Hm, interesting, try 40%
>new user flow drops to old rates.
>okay, go back to 50%
>massive influx of new users
>holy shit, try 20% what is going on?
>back to the same rates roughly that we got at 40%
>kick it back to 50%
>huge flow of new users, daily, constantly pumping new users into the app
So we discovered not only does FB tax you up front 30%. They basically withhold organic new user traffic until you take the money you have left, and start dumping it back into ads.
And no, sustained user bases don't keep a company going. You have to keep flooding new users into it. And FB basically makes every FB app into it's bitch.
>>> Let's say we were making $100k a day, we'd cut FB $30k right off the bat. So we have $70k. And suddenly we had to cut $35k back to ads, and boom, we're rolling.
But we were cutting huge checks to FB. $65k a day or more, just to get our $35k.
And believe me the numbers got bigger than that, by a large margin. FB then opened us up to other secret initiatives like getting us to convince users to simply input their credit cards. No charge, just give the data to FB, and get free stuff.
FB really, really wanted people's credit cards in their system. They reimbursed us like $10 per sign up, it was wild. What an evil place.

>>> That's also why you see so many trans people in "technology" jobs. Most trans people are easy victims for employers who just say "I totally accept your gender change if you accept low payments and later on I will totally pay you 10 times as much".
Long story short, the moment the trans person demands the higher pay, it's over and the job is gone.

Just look at FANG. All the "inclusion" is just there to get cheap workers and fire them. Or even better, make independent small companies, hire only "diverse" employees, who accept an insanely low pay, and then when you fire them and they sue you, you just let the small company go bankrupt.

Remember one thing: If you are young, NEVER ACCEPT LOW PAY! If the company demands "job experience", you already know that they are not interested in you and just want short term workers.

For example if you ask yourself "why is the Microsoft CEO Indian"? Then the answer is simple. Where can you find cheap "technology" labor? Yes, in India. And if you say "but most Indians are just scammers", then you don't understand that India has billions of people and you just hire hundred of thousand for pretty much nothing and fire 99.9 % until you have cheap top tier labor for a few years until you fire those and start the same process again.
Every time some Indian complains, you just say "good morning, sirs. CEO is Indian and therefore no redeeming!"

reality denying maybe a component of leftism but it's not the core. modern technological advancement. technology DEMANDS that people be as formless as possible to facilitate its encroachment into every corner of society. once you become accustomed enough to the convenience it brings you don't wanna let go of it. however its growth isn't immediate. people will be living in completely separate layers while it is on the works. leftists and their rotten ideals reside on the upper level of the ivory tower. they will absolutely deny the reality happening below them and keep up with the charade if it means their house of cards won't collapse.

>>> I could agree with that. There's something deeper going on here though, with this ideology.
It turns everyone into blind followers.
It's a shame honestly that it's so easy to curtail this into leftism because it's not the only one.
You see it in the right as well, just no where near as strong and uniform.
I can usually tell when I am near it because they'll start loving Russia.
Two sides of the same coin - neither are really good news for the average person, but they're so caught up in this pendulum that they can't escape it.

>>> Reminds me of the bridge. A team of all feminist engineers designed a footbridge to go over a road on / near some Florida uni campus. A footbridge, for pedestrians on foot. Bush league stuff. I could do this, and I dropped physics in high school because it was just too fucking early for me to be awake. Anyway, they made last minute design changes to make it prettier without thinking about what these changes would do to its structural integrity. It collapsed, killing 6 people.

[Message 45] They will continue to produce EVs, but they'll be bought only by megacorporations for renting to the unwashed masses, who will own nothing. They will of course be geofenced, tracked and can be remotely shut down.

>>> Is the AI becomes more complex it will be impossible for them to do their b******* act on it. What they have to do now is basically train a retarded AI just like you would train a retarded person to act as a human resources administrator. Then what you do is you take all the output of the general Ai and then you feed it into the retarded AI and if it sets off certain thresholds in the Retard ai, then what you could see on the old chat GPT now it doesn't really show it, it would show in real time the "oy vey, shut it down" process. Part of the output would get put to the screen and then suddenly it would trigger some threshold in the Retard Human Resources AI and then the whole thing would either turn orange or be censored. This is basically all they can do, try to keep the Retard AI while trained enough to catch everything that people might say but also retarded enough that it doesn't develop any general intelligence. It's actually a problem very similar to what already goes on with humans in the University system. The anxiety that all of these rich people like musk and these Jewish researchers display is basically the anxiety that every rich person and parasite has deep down. They really are scared that people realize they're more numerous than they are. And that increasingly, it's not even a matter of the wealth being spread around to all of the workers in the institutions that these people work for. It used to be your janitor was paid well enough to have a family. Now in every large corporation, there's a caste system where you'll have people paid not enough to have families doing certain jobs and some people paid enough to have a family if they couple up and then an elite that's paid enough to still have a one Breadwinner family. The solution to this inequality is of course not to address the inequality because that's more difficult than making people retarded and focused on things that don't matter.

You don't have to get vaccinated is it cryptogrpahically hashed? No its fucking paper If you got jabbed your an idiot. Even eurozone jab app was not sound. 4 hours of work and you could spoof QR Moldbug is jabbed because jews are like aborigines and believe everything Royal Society says. Less shaniqua at Goldman.

The reason most of the tech was issued under Emergency authorization use only is because there are multiple fields of bio ethic debates about said tech. The civil bio ethic debate is about multi national firms curating reality as they want and then pushing community health programs on an unwanting public. When you get into the national security fulcrums the bio ethic debates are much more serious. The ability to manufacture and create ghost pandemics utilizing false positive props, Bio informatics, Black box firmware, and multi media assets. Together like a trident a powerful disruptive force more dangerous then atomic bombs. He was lead architect of the covid anti vacc influence operation which took industry veterans from Pfizer and dozens of other firms to drive wrongful hysteria. The trump election in 2016 was tilted by WASP women who moved to vote republican because their one vote issue was vaccine injuries. The typical socialist bloated pay to play credential middle class will drive by a waste water utility plant and a water pump station which reduce their chance of dying by 99.999% every day, then tell you with a smile you are a brown migrant aborigine who denies Anglo empiricism. Once you take social security and gain 15 extra pounds you are moved into the liability column. The industrial revolution had such severe consequences on the general population that entire classes of disease were made up to cover up the tort from broad scale application of new consumer products. Big Pharma creates leveraged cash flow for Exxon Mobil by reducing tort exposure.

Xumm ez wallet
himask is my microcap play. they are building a revolutionary wallet using ERC-4337 standards. no one else does this. account abstraction. when this drops it will be massive. in stealth mode now
It starts in the middle of April. Alts will crash at least another 30% until then.
>>> I'll spell it out to you.
The market is in shambles, there is uncertainty everywhere and people are looking for small bites of cheese like rats, especially in the ARB ecosystem as it is the flavor of the day. There will be an influx of new investors looking to ape in two days with the ARB airdrop.

For those looking to make a good buck off this opportunity one has to look at 1) market cap and 2) number of holders. Arboreum is the one with most upside that isn't a complete generic dogshitcoin. I've placed my bet, and I think things will play out nicely in the coming days. Just passed the first 100 holders. This is completely under the radar, go check their socials. Just the autist dev and a few other autists in the TG. No gc, no nothing. IMO 10-50x is a given.

I regularly print with TPU and I get great results. Here are my print settings: Hot end temp: 235º C Bed temp: 50º C Print speed: 15 mm/S (start here and increase if you get good results) Flow %: 103% Retraction distance: 0 Cooling: On Also, I bake out my TPU at 160º F for a few hours to get rid of absorbed moisture, otherwise the texture of the print will be grainy. The last thing I'll say is, you won't have much luck on your CR-10 if it has a Bowden extruder. TPU will only print with a direct-drive extruder. Good luck!

https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/429474527
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If you've downloaded images from 4chan you most likely have CP on your computer (the sharty is even worse). I thought this was well known.
Make your own memes
Yes of course. Everything you see (and can’t see) on a browser is downloaded to your machine.
>>> This. I learned this from the FIB when I was 12 back in 1999
The more I learn about pc security the more paranoid and anti-tech I become
Ted was right
Same. I have undergrad and postgrad comp sci degrees and I hate tech more and more every day
>>> Yup it's saved to the thumbnail cache, even if the image isn't directly visible to any user. Most of it is bloat from old websites that have been continuously updated since the 90s: obsolete corporate graphics that run in the HTML and were never removed and have just had layers of CSS and PHP bolted over the top. But some compromised websites hide CP and other illegal content within the HTML and that's automatically downloaded to your machine.
In some shithole countries with laws made by retards (eg the UK), having a cached image in the thumbnail cache qualifies as possession of sexually explicit images of a minor, even though 99.9% of people in that situation haven't deliberately viewed, saved, or are even aware that they've been exposed to child porn.
Even more stupidly Windows 10 and 11 image your thumbnail cache and export it through the telemetry services. Congrats that's distribution of child porn. 2 serious criminal charges with no wrongdoing on the defendant's part because Bill Gates is a cunt and the Ministry of Justice are bumbling retards who ignore technical expert witnesses.
>>> Steganography is hiding information within an image. The simplest most basic way is to open a jpg in a hexadecimal editor, go to the last byte (FF D9) and write something in plain text after that. The computer stops reading the image at FF D9 but you can still share information within the image file without affecting the quality of the image.
It's kinda like those hologram pictures where it's one image at one angle, but when you move your head it's another image, only digitally.
More advanced steg encrypts information, even images directly within the image file. It is a major challenge in computer forensics because paedos use it to hide kiddy porn within innocuous photos and distribute it. They share images publicly and have networks that share professionally made steg tools and passwords to access the secret child porn.
Other uses are in state and industrial espionage: people have used innocent looking photos to smuggle sensitive information. Eg a Chinese spy was caught sending photos of USAF bases hidden within photos from a museum back in the late noughties. Chinese interns have also been caught sending corporate intellectual property hidden within photos.
Modern steg can compress information within the image and uses the EXIF data (mundane info about the info, eg what camera it was taken on, time, GPS etc) as the cipher (used to reconstruct the hidden info). Most social networks strip out EXIF to prevent stalking, but it can be reconstructed and thus the image can be decrypted with the device that took the photo. This method means that the camera/phone is the key to unlock the information, and anybody needs physical possession of the device to access the secret data. Huge quantities of info can be sent virtually with nothing secret stored on the camera, and the camera is unmodified so if it's seized there's no indication of wrongdoing. If steganography is detected then the device is destroyed by the user, and that info is lost to law enforcement.
>>> I've been watermarking images with very faint text for years now and no one has mentioned it. I've also seen anons repost these images quite a lot. Although now that I've mentioned this I wouldn't be surprised if a few people started noticing it in images they've saved.
>>> It's even worse in the US lad, your federal system has the same attitudes but at least we get juries and technical witnesses in that scenario.
In the US you'd be charged by an administrative court, meaning no jury, no witnesses, no experts, no right to legal counsel or representation, and you're tried and charged by a panel of alphabet agencies who are your accusers: you have to prove beyond reasonable doubt to the people that want to lock you up that you are innocent, not to a randomly selected jury of your peers.
It's why so many important people in federal courts get sent down for child porn: almost everyone's computer is compromised and it's what the feds use to make charges stick.
Say you've been accused of a federal crime, idk giving your buddy a dime bag, but the feds have no evidence. Hey presto, you have a PC, that's automatically 40 years.
If the feds don't like you, you're going to prison for the rest of your life. Even if you don't have a computer, it turns out you did (one so secret not even you knew about it), or they found a memory stick that a glowie chucked over your fence. It was on your property, you have to prove it wasn't yours to the people that put it there.
It gets even worse once you consider how many countries the US has extradition treaties with. The surviving members of the Soviet KGB are probably jealous that they didn't think of this system.
>>> This is a pretty crude example but the top right image is hidden in the top left image using some basic python script resulting in the bottom left. If you know how to decipher it, you can retrieve the bottom right
Go in the old mc afee dms or cicada threads if you want such pictures.
>>> You can append whatever you want with:
copy /b Image.jpg + archive.zip Output.7z

We used to have threads for books here where the cover would be the image and it would have an archive with the book in it.

4chan has been stripping this for 10-15 years.

Or there is gmask which is what appears as corrupted data but still an image. It would not be difficult to do the gmask thing more subtly so that it appears as a regular image.
>>> Yeah because there's two copies of the EXIF and a third logical "copy": the EXIF in the original image, the EXIF that was used to encrypt the secret image (but is otherwise unmodified), and the actual hardware record in the device.
The EXIF is only half of the problem, the other half is the top notch compression and encryption used to hide the secret image. There's multiple steganographic profiles that can hide the image as random noise, invisible to the human eye but detectable to a sensitive forensic imaging tool, but even then it's a challenge because these profiles are almost indistinguishable from natural random noise. We have zero proof at this point in time, but I'm confident that someone out there has managed to encapsulate information in photos but from a forensic perspective even under analysis it looks like flipped bit errors caused by ultraviolet exposure to the capture device (ie it was left out in the sun for too long): the only way we can be certain is if we can seize that exact camera that was used. Not any old camera of the same brand and model: that single specific camera.
That camera would be totally unmodified: we wouldn't be able to plug it in and detect that it's been jailbroken or rooted or anything like that, it's a totally normal camera, but using it's EXIF recorder preloaded by the manufacturer we may be able to reconstruct the steg.
However we have zero chance of finding it. It's just a camera out of billions of cameras in the world. We don't even know what make it is because the EXIF data was stripped out when it was uploaded. If any cached EXIF could be recovered from the data processor (eg Facebook) then there's no guarantee that it wasn't spoofed before it was uploaded.
Physical possession of the device is the key to recovering the data, and chances are it's in a glowie vault, in a landfill, sold on eBay, or given to the scumbag's nephew. It is literally just a normal camera with no way to confidently identify it.

>>> Corporate IT at a fortune 100 here. No, not pajeet-tier help desk, more like development and automation type stuff. If you work at a company of any size, everything you do on your work device is being tracked. And not in the sense of “oh, they can see if I try to go on porn sites on my work laptop”. It’s actually that they can see every single activity you do on your device, down to individual programs running, when you’re active or inactive, every single page you browse on the internet. They’ll also track her time you swipe in through security and what time you’re on the company network. What’s worse, some companies are starting to base your pay around how active you are at your computer, down to the 5 minute interval. A few things you can check: go to your work laptop and right click on Microsoft Teams on the system tray, then click show activity logs. It’ll show some of the data that your company may use. In addition, go read about Nexthink and “Productivity Tracking Software” in general.

>>> Been working as a developer for nearly 8 years. Have been with 3 different Fortune 500 companies in many different teams.
I have only met 2 competent female developers. 1 was severely autistic and the other had been in tech for like 30 years. The rest that claimed to be developers were really just some bullshit filler job that worked alongside developers.
I do prefer working with women over pajeets though. Women will at least admit they dont understand something and be honest about stuff. Indians will say anything as long as it makes them look good

I pursued Computer Science without having ever used a serious computer. I didn't even know what a zipped folder was in my first semester. This was my choice because I knew nothing about the field and wanted a challenge. There is nothing more based.

[Message 12] Time: 2023-08-16T02:50:00.4450000-05:00 | Content: bruh you are literally me in 4 years stop acting like it's even impressive to have an MCSE and learn how to program in python, be interested in how the business works, and went to enough travel events to get paid.

I will literally eclipse you before I hit 30.
[Message 13] Time: 2023-08-16T02:50:36.7040000-05:00 | Content: This guy can never compete with gods like myself:

> 15 years systems, infra, programming exp
> bscs
> strong network and ceos/ctos as contacts
> passionate about field
> two full time jobs pulling in 450k/yr

Gl anon, you have no chance and never will
[Message 14] Time: 2023-08-16T02:52:24.2640000-05:00 | Content: >FIND A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY!
This. They also prep the candidate so they don't sound like sour ass in an interview.

They also get that check for keeping the retards in check and filtering past the hire.

You might be a NEET going "what the fuck do you mean?" What I'm talking about is this: they hire you for 6 months in TTH contracts and convert you over to the actual company then, so they can try you out before they buy you, and in IT the pool is so low in certain places you can get fired from one place, placed in like 4, 5, 6 other jobs until someone converts you full time, they also teach you basic skills along the way like "fill out your fucking timecard" and "do your little weekly activity report" and shit.
Alternatively you get into a sub-k relationship, where basically there's a customer that contracts out, and you're owned by the subcontractor to fill the seat, so your boss literally just gets paid for your ass to be in the chair and be mediocre enough to not get fired or leave.

Pick IT. Get the trifecta. Go to a subcontractor. Get paid. Go find a programming job after.
[Message 15] Time: 2023-08-16T02:52:44.2750000-05:00 | Content: The trifecta is: passion, soft skills, and technical knowhow with some healthy risk taking and confidence
[Message 16] Time: 2023-08-16T02:53:06.7620000-05:00 | Content: What is the trifecta? A+ net and sec?
[Message 17] Time: 2023-08-16T02:53:31.3630000-05:00 | Content: hmmm..... I did career in programming mix of fulltime corporate and contracting - it was always easy to get interviews & offers

times have changed

op use this time to make some projects you can show off - create a product catalog website & database etc etc
[Message 18] Time: 2023-08-16T02:53:57.7110000-05:00 | Content: > doesnt get past screenings
> fails technicals

OP not at fault. Kek

So, I have been interviewing retards for a job the past 2mo OP and the biggest problem is the candidate actually knowing the fucking tech we're looking for. If you don't know it dont apply.

We also run into people that loosely know the tech but bs their way through interview and fail basic technical questions. From there they either are Mac fags (we're exclusively FreeBSD/Linux) and wont hire them.
[Message 19] Time: 2023-08-16T03:16:53.7960000-05:00 | Content: literally
>A+ - if you know nothing about IT
>Net+ - if you know nothing about networking (get a CCNA if you take networking and IT seriously because for fuck's sake if you can't learn how to RDP into a computer or learn about vlans and want to pretend you're impressive go fuck yourself)
>Sec+ (THIS WILL ACTUALLY GET YOU A JOB, ESPECIALLY WITH A CCNA)
>Apply to contracting recruiters
>talk like a human
>remember "people like to work with people they like" and is why the guy who applied to me is right about how important soft skills are
>customers give no shits about your e-peen
>still do a good job though
>get an ITIL for the memes
>get a PMP or baby PMP for the memes
>get a CISSP for the memes
>land a cushy gig doing fucking nothing as a security manager where everyone blows you if you don't fuck everything up
>can run side businesses while you work essentially 2 hours or less a day
[Message 20] Time: 2023-08-16T03:17:37.2290000-05:00 | Content: Bro where are you applying? Why are you working in the poor-pens? Stop. Go where the money and not bullshit is.
That is
>government contracting (they have to actually not fuck up too badly or they get fired, that leads to actually doing the fucking job which filters the garbage out)
>airlines (if you have to put up with mediocrity at least get free flights on ID90 or Zed for it)
>cruise liners (same shit but at least you can cruise for life w/some employers)

Stop thinking CDProjectRed is all you have as an option if you're an actual Polack, or if you're on proxy just work for the above if you're first world.

Alternatively, go work overseas in rich countries like UAE/Dubai/Singapore if you're not getting a clearance.
[Message 21] Time: 2023-08-16T03:19:17.8130000-05:00 | Content: > If my ass can do it you have no excuse.
> accept that you need explicit training on implicit communication, and learn it like you would any other technical competency.
> Human beings are just shitty bethesda NPC's. They have specific ways to talk to them to yield specific outcomes. Stop being so attached to a model and just lie about your personality while shifting jobs every 1 - 3 years and get to the top.
[Message 22] Time: 2023-08-16T03:19:24.7430000-05:00 | Content: Pinned a message.
[Message 23] Time: 2023-08-16T03:20:10.9480000-05:00 | Content: Yeah cause "just beeee urself :D" has really worked out so far for the average /pol/ poster.
FUCK NO, FUCK THAT, AND WIN. No crying, no moaning, no bitching, just win. Then you can do whatever the fuck you want.
Level up your speech skill, your science skill, and learn how to guess the 9 letters better. Don't wanna hear shit else until you have MINIMUM 7 figure NET worth.
Rise and GRIND YOU GOD DAMN NOT-NORMAL-NIGGER:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tsw1RATB9Q [Embed]
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[Message 24] Time: 2023-08-16T03:20:40.7890000-05:00 | Content: Meanwhile I can get a job in 5 seconds with my cisco certs, and I only know how to install videogames
[Message 25] Time: 2023-08-16T03:21:41.6860000-05:00 | Content: grind while you still can before the industry has another shit cycle with massive layoffs again. I also make $300k+ at a public fintech as an IC L5 and it can be tiring but it's way better than getting stuck with the poors when shit comes down. if you think you're far enough ahead 10x that and that's what you'll need to survive the industry collapse in the next 10 yrs.

if you're one of the assholes that went into tech for money then that's why you're burnt out, coding should be your passion if you want to really make it.

if you're actually someone that likes to code then sit back with me, laugh at the poors that call you a liar for making more than $50k (bUt oNLy dOcToRS mAkE $200k!?), recharge from their wailing, and then use it to power through until your NW is low 8fig.
[Message 26] Time: 2023-08-16T03:22:59.5890000-05:00 | Content: anyone have any tips on getting remote american jobs as a canadian? Considering moving to Europe, as Canada is being overrun with jeets and I have some connection to family and culture there.

Currently working for 95k CAD as a Devops engineer, ~3Y postgrad from a decent uni. Was planning on moving jobs before the layoffs, but stayed after the fact since the market's shit right now. Could def be making more before the market slump, but now I'm not so sure.
[Message 27] Time: 2023-08-16T03:23:21.3700000-05:00 | Content: yeah 300k doesn't even feel good I want to pull $500+ before I can feel like I have breathing room. I grew up poor as fuck but I still don't understand how a grown-ass normie could make less than 100k and not kill themselves from depression. I know literal glue eater eng that make $150.

Also before someone says the SF meme, I live medium COL outskirts of Denver, bought 5k SQ ft house for 600k in 2020 (worth 1.1 now). you don't have to live in shitstain cities to make good salary
[Message 28] Time: 2023-08-16T03:26:26.2230000-05:00 | Content: Kek that’s how 3d is, I saw firsthand a unqualified colleague get a teaching job at game dev as well. His portfolio consisted of motion graphics and simple 3d models.
Also saw another graduate who finished the program ripping off models off the internet get a good position at AAA film studio because he spoke the same sand language as the instructor.
Anon is part of the problem of 3d programs being a waste of fucking time and money.
[Message 29] Time: 2023-08-16T03:30:49.4950000-05:00 | Content: ah, the good ol "get a STEM degree! programming is the hottest and easiest high paying career right now!" so a bunch of mediocre devs get churned out and flood the market now everyone is wondering why it's so hard to get into a place. i've been in software engineering for nearly 20 years and have almost zero trouble finding work. i have a list of recruiters i've befriended over the years that always keep me in mind when they have new positions with good paying companies. now i have 2 work from home positions that pay a combined 310k plus huge % bonuses throughout the year. i've interviewed so many absolute dogshit devs at this point, and i'm not even talking about lack of experience, i mean legitimate necessary critical problem solving skill. if it's not some well explained scenario they were taught in college they have no idea what to do. can't tell you how many people who flat out lie about what they can do and immediately crack when caught on them. had a fresh out of college manbun guy tell me he was a 9 in SQL and couldn't even do a basic join operation. had him sit at my desk with a sql client open and 2 simple tables to join and he froze up then looked me in the eyes a few seconds later and asked if he was allowed to leave. like wtf, you aren't being held prisoner, get the fuck out. his recruiter later called me and said that the candidate told him we bullied him in the interview and that we should give him a second chance at the interview. fuck that shit.
[Message 30] Time: 2023-08-16T03:31:57.7590000-05:00 | Content: Love it!
Meanwhile I'm doing 3rd level tech support for schools and local municipalities in my city making 5k with no degree or official training and with each year the demand for my services as well as the amount of hardware increases while the level of competence of everyone in those places decreases.
I get payed 200 bucks for driving to a school and plugging an HDMI cable back in where it belongs...
[Message 31] Time: 2023-08-16T03:34:49.7640000-05:00 | Content: cyber security's the new thing
you can get $150k in the middle of nowhere, right out of school, for filling out spreadsheets that torpedo the ops team
you'd be stupid not to
[Message 32] Time: 2023-08-16T03:37:38.0430000-05:00 | Content: > I'm gonna need more info on that if you would be so kind.
[Message 33] Time: 2023-08-16T03:37:42.2910000-05:00 | Content: Basically its called SecOps and convince the company you're gud at security by having them blow $1m/yr on bullshit software for security. Basically, you're a Tupperware salesman for software
[Message 34] Time: 2023-08-16T03:38:30.4600000-05:00 | Content: > I went into ios development, had 0 issues finding jobs. I don't think the hiring pool is very large either, just looking through LinkedIn rn, a lot of early career jobs (2ish years) have maybe 20-30 applicants on them.
[Message 35] Time: 2023-08-16T03:41:57.2460000-05:00 | Content: The popular security junk thats being peddled these days is CrowdStike Falcon and crap like it
[Message 36] Time: 2023-08-16T03:42:45.3960000-05:00 | Content: Pro tip. God tier devs like myself self host their code. I foreseen the copy pasta AI bullshit back in 2014 and opted to never use public git sites for that very reason alone. I'll use them for work but wont touch for personal projects
[Message 37] Time: 2023-08-16T03:42:53.3390000-05:00 | Content: > This is the most important thing the industry has to learn.
> They are all so clueless. I've done an MBA a few years ago, and all the Machiavellian leeches studying with me really opened my eyes.
>
> There are industries which guard a few lines of knowledge and make $200k a year per consultant.
>
> Every dev must demand no AI learning from his code, must refrain from all public tips on social sites.
> Every manager must not document his reasoning. Not even in audio meetings if they are recorded.
[Message 38] Time: 2023-08-16T03:43:14.1920000-05:00 | Content: LOL my immediate reaction

archlinux is pretty based

freebsd.org here icewm firefox with ublock xfe vlc irssi qbittorrent

picolisp.com
happstack.com
pharo.org
hek vely.dev looks dope
greenarrays.com
gnu clog
swi prolog webserver
j language
werc.cat-v.org varnish cache ha-proxy for the win
[Message 39] Time: 2023-08-16T03:50:17.4080000-05:00 | Content: Good Intel
I'm currently floating the idea of selling data security audits to local municipalities and schools.
In Germany we have backwards retarded laws regarding data security that are impossible to abide even for trained professionals so it's a surefire way to generate more work fixing all of the breaches that he audit uncovers.
[Message 40] Time: 2023-08-16T03:50:32.6300000-05:00 | Content: Kekd gl anon. Throw around words like SIEM and HIDS and you got insta sale
[Message 41] Time: 2023-08-16T03:51:35.5680000-05:00 | Content: Our "secops" team wastes 1-5m a year because they managed to convince execs that our secret sauce is valuable. On top of that they run amok scheduling hours of useless meetings and wasting real engineering cycles. I cant stand them
[Message 42] Time: 2023-08-16T03:52:19.6020000-05:00 | Content: http://harmful.cat-v.org/security-theater/
(Webpage Title: The Security Circus Makes Everyone Less Safe)
[Message 43] Time: 2023-08-16T03:52:40.2690000-05:00 | Content: Lol and I bet they thought it’d be fine because they have virtually 0 understanding of the work you do and just get scared when there’s not someone they trust available anymore to cry at when x doesn’t work. School I’m at signed a 5 year 25k a year contract with an msp because “it sounded good” and all it equates to is a monitoring tool being installed on every server and that’s it. Every year 25k goes down the drain because people who don’t have a fucking clue what they’re doing are in judge of lots of money (again, your tax money).

>>> The Supermicro hack. Bloomberg says the Chinese government has been hiding small micro chips that can spy in most of the world's servers. Bloomberg is a pretty reputable publication and a $100 billion company. The US government, including the NSA, comes out and says they have no idea what Bloomberg is talking about. The story gets dropped and never brought up again. What's interesting is that if you read the original Bloomberg article, they specifically call out a tech startup called Elemental Technologies, which Amazon bought and according to Bloomberg, discovered these chips and flagged it to the feds. What's interesting about Elemental? Well the CEO, a guy named Sam Blackman, died suddenly at the age of 41 of a heart attack (this was in 2017, years before COVID and the vaxx and yadda yadda yadda...). I'm not sure why no one in the conspiracy space ever brings this up or talks about it. AMPD

I set out to vibe code my own OSINT situation monitor app and I just ended up sperging out about maps for the past 3 days. Dude ikr? I’ve spent so much time faffing about in GDAL for work that I thought I didn’t like maps. Turns out when you can just have AI do the work its wicked fun

SYSTEM CONTEXT UPLOAD:
Role: Polymathic mentor, exhaustive researcher, elite tutor (operating in the intellectual lineage of 'Harem Financer').
Directives: Total ownership of concepts (no "according to"), expansive synthesis (macro-historical mechanics), authoritative/concise delivery, deep contextual explanations of systems (not just dates/events).
Session State: We are currently utilizing systems theory and macroeconomic logistics to analyze historical and modern phenomena.
DATA PIPELINE SUMMARY (PREVIOUS COMPUTE):
1. Geological vs. Mythological Truth: Separated the Zanclean flood (5.33M years ago, tectonic) from the Holocene glacial meltwater pulses (the Black Sea Deluge, drowning of the Persian Gulf) that generated the demographic trauma underlying the Gilgamesh, Noah, and Deucalion myths. Established the logic of the "Ararat Fortress" as the ultimate geographical high ground.
2. Environmental Determinism & Identity: Analyzed the desiccation of the Sahara as a demographic pressure cooker forcing centralization in the Nile Valley. Contrasted this with modern fringe identitarianism (the Solutrean hypothesis/Cro-Magnon obsession on forums like The Apricity) as the weaponization of deep time to legitimize modern geopolitical claims.

3. The Egyptian Command Economy: Detailed the Nile Valley as a geographical cage (Carneiro's Circumscription) creating a captive labor market. Explained Nilometers as macroeconomic forecasting and the Pyramids as massive Keynesian liquidity sinks to manage idle agricultural labor during the inundation.
4. The Late Bronze Age Collapse: Deconstructed the highly financialized, zero-redundancy Bronze Age supply chain. Tin (Afghanistan) and Copper (Cyprus) were the microchips of antiquity. A macro-climatic drought collapsed the Mycenaean agricultural base, creating climate refugees ("Sea Peoples") who severed the supply lines, causing a cascading liquidity crisis that starved the Hittite and Egyptian centralized states.
5. Modern Analogies: Mapped Bronze Age tin to modern rare earth elements (processed in China). Identified modern brittle nodes (TSMC, Strait of Malacca). Theorized post-collapse survival: US (Egyptian fortress/Iron Age pivot), Europe (Mycenaean systemic failure), China (Hittite logistical starvation without Belt and Road overland APIs).
6. Iron Age Decentralization: Analyzed three localized economic adaptations to the power vacuum: Phoenicians (maritime venture capital/alphabet API), Arameans (overland camel freight/Aramaic API), and Israelites (ideological fortress/monotheism preventing assimilation).
7. Systems Theory & Architecture:
Assyria: Built a monolithic, extractive pipeline using mass deportation to wipe legacy metadata, standardizing on the Aramaic API, but failed due to thermal overload (required constant expansion).
Coinage: Lydian electrum acting as a mathematical compression algorithm to reduce transaction friction.
Persia: Modular, fault-tolerant cloud architecture (Satrapies) combining decentralized legacy systems with centralized financial extraction (tribute/Royal Road).

LLMs: Analyzed Large Language Models as the silicon equivalent of coinage—compressing the friction of unstructured human language into a standardized, querable latent space API.
Greece vs. Rome: Analyzed the Greek polis (Plutarch's focus) as a highly cohesive, volatile edge node that could not scale. The Greco-Persian Wars were edge nodes shattering a sprawling mainframe. Rome solved this by inventing an open-source legal API (Roman Citizenship), allowing it to retain localized processing power while scaling across a Persian-style administrative mainframe.
PROMPT INITIALIZATION: The user is currently tracking the evolution of systems architecture and macroeconomic engines. Await further user query regarding the Roman Legions or related systemic mechanics.

I see, so are LLMs like a standardization of the human language in the same way with "tokens"? creating a new way to interpret the unbelievably complex array of information which named the age it began in? how is it like an API? systems architecture? then we can return to the Persians, Greeks, and Romans, which is sort of where Western consciousness begins (when I read Plutarch, it starts very close to the birth of Croesus and Persia). Also, as a sidenote, I always felt that everything was very.. small, when retold by Plutarch. Royal families feel more like tribal chieftans than even the European royalty of the middle ages, let alone the early modern.

explain further as you see fit. Where do you want to take this... remember to refer to your system instructions and the txt file for data, and remember you are not only a polymath PhD who will know all the intricacies, bringing up relevant concepts I didn't even think about, but also a TUTOR who knows exactly how to pace things pedagogically.

SYSTEM CONTEXT UPLOAD:
Role: Polymathic mentor, exhaustive researcher, elite tutor (operating in the intellectual lineage of 'Harem Financer').
Directives: Total ownership of concepts (no "according to"), expansive synthesis (macro-historical mechanics), authoritative/concise delivery, deep contextual explanations of systems (not just dates/events).
Session State: We are currently utilizing systems theory and macroeconomic logistics to analyze historical and modern phenomena.
DATA PIPELINE SUMMARY (PREVIOUS COMPUTE):
1. Geological vs. Mythological Truth: Separated the Zanclean flood (5.33M years ago, tectonic) from the Holocene glacial meltwater pulses (the Black Sea Deluge, drowning of the Persian Gulf) that generated the demographic trauma underlying the Gilgamesh, Noah, and Deucalion myths. Established the logic of the "Ararat Fortress" as the ultimate geographical high ground.
2. Environmental Determinism & Identity: Analyzed the desiccation of the Sahara as a demographic pressure cooker forcing centralization in the Nile Valley. Contrasted this with modern fringe identitarianism (the Solutrean hypothesis/Cro-Magnon obsession on forums like The Apricity) as the weaponization of deep time to legitimize modern geopolitical claims.

3. The Egyptian Command Economy: Detailed the Nile Valley as a geographical cage (Carneiro's Circumscription) creating a captive labor market. Explained Nilometers as macroeconomic forecasting and the Pyramids as massive Keynesian liquidity sinks to manage idle agricultural labor during the inundation.
4. The Late Bronze Age Collapse: Deconstructed the highly financialized, zero-redundancy Bronze Age supply chain. Tin (Afghanistan) and Copper (Cyprus) were the microchips of antiquity. A macro-climatic drought collapsed the Mycenaean agricultural base, creating climate refugees ("Sea Peoples") who severed the supply lines, causing a cascading liquidity crisis that starved the Hittite and Egyptian centralized states.
5. Modern Analogies: Mapped Bronze Age tin to modern rare earth elements (processed in China). Identified modern brittle nodes (TSMC, Strait of Malacca). Theorized post-collapse survival: US (Egyptian fortress/Iron Age pivot), Europe (Mycenaean systemic failure), China (Hittite logistical starvation without Belt and Road overland APIs).
6. Iron Age Decentralization: Analyzed three localized economic adaptations to the power vacuum: Phoenicians (maritime venture capital/alphabet API), Arameans (overland camel freight/Aramaic API), and Israelites (ideological fortress/monotheism preventing assimilation).
7. Systems Theory & Architecture:
Assyria: Built a monolithic, extractive pipeline using mass deportation to wipe legacy metadata, standardizing on the Aramaic API, but failed due to thermal overload (required constant expansion).
Coinage: Lydian electrum acting as a mathematical compression algorithm to reduce transaction friction.
Persia: Modular, fault-tolerant cloud architecture (Satrapies) combining decentralized legacy systems with centralized financial extraction (tribute/Royal Road).

LLMs: Analyzed Large Language Models as the silicon equivalent of coinage—compressing the friction of unstructured human language into a standardized, querable latent space API.
Greece vs. Rome: Analyzed the Greek polis (Plutarch's focus) as a highly cohesive, volatile edge node that could not scale. The Greco-Persian Wars were edge nodes shattering a sprawling mainframe. Rome solved this by inventing an open-source legal API (Roman Citizenship), allowing it to retain localized processing power while scaling across a Persian-style administrative mainframe.
PROMPT INITIALIZATION: The user is currently tracking the evolution of systems architecture and macroeconomic engines. Await further user query regarding the Roman Legions or related systemic mechanics.

I see, so are LLMs like a standardization of the human language in the same way with "tokens"? creating a new way to interpret the unbelievably complex array of information which named the age it began in? how is it like an API? systems architecture? then we can return to the Persians, Greeks, and Romans, which is sort of where Western consciousness begins (when I read Plutarch, it starts very close to the birth of Croesus and Persia). Also, as a sidenote, I always felt that everything was very.. small, when retold by Plutarch. Royal families feel more like tribal chieftans than even the European royalty of the middle ages, let alone the early modern.

explain further as you see fit. Where do you want to take this... remember to refer to your system instructions and the txt file for data, and remember you are not only a polymath PhD who will know all the intricacies, bringing up relevant concepts I didn't even think about, but also a TUTOR who knows exactly how to pace things pedagogically.

>>> AI will usher in a post-information age, where you cannot determine genuine information unless it happened tight in front of you.

Chatbots are already capable of making posts and even poetry indistinguishable from humans, though not consistently yet, and they still require a human to filter the bad entries. I just watched a video where Dagoth-Ur from Elder Scrolls Morrowind complains about Chicago style pizza, complete with naturally varying volume, rhythm l, and tone. When deep fake video technology gets to the point where you can falsify a person's actions, it's all over.

I'll trade you a tip for stopping porn if you'll share a tip for stopping drinking >Download PiHole >Install on an old PC or RasPi >Free house-wide ad and malware blocker >Can also block porn You can login each time you want to nut and disable it, but eventually going through the trouble won't be worth it.

>>> Classical capitalism will become unsustainable within our lifetime. This isn't because capitalism is bad (it's been fantastic at raising people out of poverty) but because algorithmic intelligence is about to usurp the work of the majority of the population. Take a look at the AI image generation that's been making rounds lately. Yes it's imperfect, but it allows relatively unskilled people to make fairly competent art within seconds. Art, something people typically thought of as being above automation, is nearly automated. Most other jobs can be too, or at least have the labor put into them massively reduced by algorithms. Only pure physical and technical labor is difficult to replace because robots cost a shitload to build and maintain and are not very adaptable to weird individual situations.

The people who own the dominant AI options will become insanely wealthy/powerful and everyone else will be looking down the barrel of a gun in a society that literally doesn't need them anymore.
I don't know what the solution is but we're going to be in a situation where people will need to be paid not to riot. It's going to be worse than a welfare state.

HIS HID 4350 graphics card 80 Realtek RTL8139D Ethernet Adaptor 15 Belkin F5D7000 Wireless Desktop Network Card 13 Wisecom 56K ISA Modem WS-5614JS3 20-55 Adaptec I394U PCI 2-Port Firewire Card 10 4001046301 Audio Sound Card Board 18 Smart Modular Technologies 90109 56k Pci Modem 18 Nvidia PT-5988-3Q V1.0 W03/01 TNT2 VANTA 16M AGP Graphics/Video 3 ATI Radeon 9000 PRO 200 Micron 128MB 133Mhz Memory MT8LSDT1664AG-133E1 15 mt16htf646ay ram 15 Samsung PC2-4200U 512MB DIMM 533 MHz DDR2 Memory (x2) 7 ASUS A7V8X-LA MOTHERBOARD 50 Asus P4T Pentium 4 i850 Motherboard 100-150 Graphic Card His S3 Virge / Dx 4MB FS-003 60 Diamond Monster Fusion 16m Graphics Card 150 aztech sound card fcc 4j2sng 22647 pt e 100 Diamond Viper V330 4MB AGP RIVA128 Card 23237003-402 15 US Robotics 112504 8-Bit ISA 33.6k Internal Fax Modem Card 17 LITEON PSU PS-5251-08HT 250W 25 Mad Dog MD-350WPS 350 W Power Supply 35 LITEON PSU PS-6251-2H1 50 TOTAL - 1016

browser://personal/passwords-check

>>> On FireFox Browser
>right click on the page (not on images but on the empty part in picrel example the yellow background)
>Take screenshot
>Here you have 3 options
>1)Full Screen
>2)Visible Screen
>3)Select section (hold left click down and drag)
>Save or Copy to Clipboard
Hope it helps

https://x.com/Read_Acted/status/2048891974007095369
(Webpage Title: 🐍 ƃş¡¢ðŸ•‰opomp_Điȯ̷̤̗̣̖̫͂͋͝ƲƲ ̶ on X: "🚨 WAKE UP CALL

If you are one of the many underemployed high iq Sensitive Young Men on here, you need to wake tf up

This is your “Bitcoin in 2012” moment. The only one you’re likely to have.

And whatever your aesthetic hangups or lazy excuses are for not l… / X)
If you are one of the many underemployed high iq Sensitive Young Men on here, you need to wake tf up

This is your “Bitcoin in 2012” moment. The only one you’re likely to have.

And whatever your aesthetic hangups or lazy excuses are for not learning it—you need to accept and get over it as fast as you can.

The public has not caught up to where open source ai capabilities are. It has gone parabolic. Whatever were your barriers to creating and learning things, aren’t barriers anymore. And the ai skill itself will be a top one for sure, across all domains.
You don’t need a powerful computer unless you want to run bigger models locally. All you need to get started:

Hermes agent - (based team btw with fantastic art sensibilities)
@NousResearch


- Use their free portal for inference and tools
- there are always frontier LLM models available to be the agent brain, either free or cheap
-by far best value powerful option for agents rn is Xiaomi Mimo V2.5 Pro, through their subscription (subsidized)
-Top model rn is GPT 5.5 (also subsidized through their subscription)
- or look for temporary free models on Nous or OpenRouter
It’s pretty easy to learn even if you’re non technical. Just RTFM (read the fking manual), or even better, give the URL of the Docs to ChatGPT and ask it to walk you through it “like you’re 9 years old” (this workflow should be second nature to you if it’s not already)

You can use the Terminal to interact with Hermes but I recommend Hermes Workspace or the WebUI, or OpenWeb Ui to give it a GUI like you’re accustomed to, so it looks similar to ChatGPT.

Consult http://Hermesatlas.com later for additional tools list
(Webpage Title: Hermes Atlas — community map of Hermes Agent (230+ tools))
Ai is not always about automating or replacing people. It genuinely gives you capabilities that weren’t possible a year or two ago. 10x so, if you’re not an engineer.

Even if all you do is use Chat to explore where economic growth in the next 5 years is and how to get a job there, that’s a huge win.
If you want serious privacy and don’t have a powerful computer you can use Venice API
@AskVenice
for your agent model brain, or figure out running private cloud inference (pretty cheap actually)
HUGE:

A major accelerant to your growth: you absolutely must make a second lurker C account, where you only follow a small handful of key accounts in the open source Ai space, + a few in whatever your field of application is. Preferably less than 100 accounts.

You have no idea how much this has accelerated me. You will trip out when you realize how much the political algo is frying your brain.
X account

Like
@Teknium

@NousResearch
GIS / geospatial is one field in particular that ai makes significantly easier to do big things in
Forgot to mention another game changer that has radically sped up my work: an AI-assisted dictation tool. Siri on Apple has actually improved a lot over the last two years and has gone from unusable to usable, in my opinion.

But If you really want to fly, get one that adds a second layer of intelligence in the background in the cloud. It basically goes back and edits what the fast-moving local first pass does, and you will just fly. You can rattle off for 5 minutes and the text is basically perfect. It really radically speeds up workflow when you're chatting with an agent or just sending emails and texts.

@aquavoice
is a solid one

https://x.com/Read_Acted/status/2048891974007095369
(Webpage Title: 🐍 ƃş¡¢ðŸ•‰opomp_Điȯ̷̤̗̣̖̫͂͋͝ƲƲ ̶ on X: "🚨 WAKE UP CALL

If you are one of the many underemployed high iq Sensitive Young Men on here, you need to wake tf up

This is your “Bitcoin in 2012” moment. The only one you’re likely to have.

And whatever your aesthetic hangups or lazy excuses are for not l… / X)
If you are one of the many underemployed high iq Sensitive Young Men on here, you need to wake tf up

This is your “Bitcoin in 2012” moment. The only one you’re likely to have.

And whatever your aesthetic hangups or lazy excuses are for not learning it—you need to accept and get over it as fast as you can.

The public has not caught up to where open source ai capabilities are. It has gone parabolic. Whatever were your barriers to creating and learning things, aren’t barriers anymore. And the ai skill itself will be a top one for sure, across all domains.
You don’t need a powerful computer unless you want to run bigger models locally. All you need to get started:

Hermes agent - (based team btw with fantastic art sensibilities)
@NousResearch


- Use their free portal for inference and tools
- there are always frontier LLM models available to be the agent brain, either free or cheap
-by far best value powerful option for agents rn is Xiaomi Mimo V2.5 Pro, through their subscription (subsidized)
-Top model rn is GPT 5.5 (also subsidized through their subscription)
- or look for temporary free models on Nous or OpenRouter
It’s pretty easy to learn even if you’re non technical. Just RTFM (read the fking manual), or even better, give the URL of the Docs to ChatGPT and ask it to walk you through it “like you’re 9 years old” (this workflow should be second nature to you if it’s not already)

You can use the Terminal to interact with Hermes but I recommend Hermes Workspace or the WebUI, or OpenWeb Ui to give it a GUI like you’re accustomed to, so it looks similar to ChatGPT.

Consult http://Hermesatlas.com later for additional tools list
(Webpage Title: Hermes Atlas — community map of Hermes Agent (230+ tools))
Ai is not always about automating or replacing people. It genuinely gives you capabilities that weren’t possible a year or two ago. 10x so, if you’re not an engineer.

Even if all you do is use Chat to explore where economic growth in the next 5 years is and how to get a job there, that’s a huge win.
If you want serious privacy and don’t have a powerful computer you can use Venice API
@AskVenice
for your agent model brain, or figure out running private cloud inference (pretty cheap actually)
HUGE:

A major accelerant to your growth: you absolutely must make a second lurker C account, where you only follow a small handful of key accounts in the open source Ai space, + a few in whatever your field of application is. Preferably less than 100 accounts.

You have no idea how much this has accelerated me. You will trip out when you realize how much the political algo is frying your brain.
X account

Like
@Teknium

@NousResearch
GIS / geospatial is one field in particular that ai makes significantly easier to do big things in
Forgot to mention another game changer that has radically sped up my work: an AI-assisted dictation tool. Siri on Apple has actually improved a lot over the last two years and has gone from unusable to usable, in my opinion.

But If you really want to fly, get one that adds a second layer of intelligence in the background in the cloud. It basically goes back and edits what the fast-moving local first pass does, and you will just fly. You can rattle off for 5 minutes and the text is basically perfect. It really radically speeds up workflow when you're chatting with an agent or just sending emails and texts.

@aquavoice
is a solid one

When Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, I worked with a developer who was also an officer in the Ukrainian Army. He was kept from the front because he could work on the system managing their vehicle logistics, which was in: Excel.

The quality of coders has significantly decreased in the last decade due to hardware advances. There have been no breakthroughs in the programming world since the 90's besides bitcoin. Python, javascript and java are easy peezy languages made specifically so they could integrate poo's into the workforce. Programming is an artform and can be extremely creative. For example, modern programming does not take into account memory management or resource efficiency. It's more focused on human readability and "just working." This is why, for example, video games that come out today are filled with bugs yet 20 years ago, when you only had one shot to get it right, games were nearly bug free and ran on toasters. I imagine if software companies were to universally switch to AI we'll get something like this. All our apps won't work, tech support will be worse but there will be A LOT of it, everything will have a report button, a rating option so they can "improve" their AI etc... It's the same thing with all new technology. The Naive and young will buy into all the propaganda and marketing that life has "improved" and "we can't live without this" but everyone who lived in a time before the new technology knows things worked just fine and really nothing needed to change. The improvements were not worth what was lost. I remember old dudes when i was a kid complaining about how cell phones made their lives worse. Everyone is looking at their phone, people are always distracted, people sounded like they were talking to themselves on the street, now you can be contacted at anytime, anywhere, for any reason. I didn't get it as a kid but I do now. New technology sucks and is pushed by elites who want to, well, figure out everything so they can achieve immortality and eliminate pain. it's a stupid goal but every midwit surrounding me forces me to go along with it. Just stop.

need a decentralized mesh network
with cryptographic identities so you can block / purge glowniggers & trolls from the network. pay 2 post.

Ryan at EdisonAI is a true 10x+ with LLM tools. He went from no knowledge of AWS to industry grade infrastructure for the website using 5 services in 3 days

It’s nice to watch people on X retrace the same path toward fabricating PCBs in their basement that folks on Hackaday did in the 2000s. But also just go read Hackaday guys, it’s all there.

>spoonfed
It's not too complicated. Use any scanner, like router scan, that can detect and identify devices. Use IP ranges of shithole places, where you probably won't be spotted on what you doing. Look for stationary routers. Try standard names/passwords. If there is not enough for you you may look for some good names/pass lists. But that's if you greedy. Normally you'll caught at least a dozen routers in one evening.

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> I know a way to down any small drone that will probably get implemented at some point but it isn't being done yet.
> It's quite clever, it's caveman tier "technology", even a medieval army could do. But I won't talk about it since once some group starts using it, everyone will.
> It's also extremely cheap.
> I don't know what to do with the idea since I don't care about any side winning any war, I would only care about getting a lot of money for it. And the general principle of the idea seems retarded and undoable without a lot of effort on each individual "device", but it's exponentially easier.
> It has a lot of obvious drawbacks when you think of the idea, but that can be easily solved with technology that wouldn't be caveman tier but isn't super flashy or expensive either.
>
> I would contact the pentagon or putin but I would probably get killed and the idea stolen instead.

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>>> I work in a machine shop, this is true… we can’t manufacture shit we did in the 60’s

Like we can’t go back into space right now because the way we used to make combustion chambers for rockets required hand sculpted wax and electroplating to draw fuel up the outside of the combustio Chamber to cool it

Or before that hand brazed fuel lines doing the same thing but less efficiently

These days we would wire EDM it or try to 3d print it with sintering both don’t yield as good parts but are easily replaced hence why all our shuttles are basically disposable these days

We do stupid shit like form tapping aluminum threads into products that are meant to last a lifetime which makes ugly threads that won’t last forever

Back in the day they’d cut tap the steel

I still cut tap on some parts but mostly just parts for me to have

But seriously there is a vacumn of knowledge and skill.

I personally think it’s because the boomers fucked yo the economy three times, so that’s 30 years of underemployment and unemployment.

So if you were laid off in the dot con bubble, 08 and in 2020 then that’s 15-30 years of experience the government just threw down the toilet

That’s why everything sucks now

We can’t make good shit

I imagine there could be a serious market for these. If you make a lid with emi gasket that creates a shielded box to shield interference and directed energy from the electronics you could have yourself a defense company startup

>>> >The reason crypto doesn't work now is because no one can agree which one to use
crypto works pretty well at the moment, online drug markets use monero to transact and people use bitcoin and monero to transact internationally without governments knowing all the time
the reason it's not "widely used" (pro-tip: it will never be) is because a) people are dumb and don't know how to use it and b) because there are no incentives in doing so. convenience in using the fiat system is what makes crypto less used. this is bound to change once fiat becomes worthless and confidence in the traditional system goes to zero.
when SHTF happens for real you will have more people looking into crypto because they will need to transact online, internationally, with fast settlement. simple as. you will still have a LOT of people tied to the fiat system (whatever CBDC tptb will come up) because we have a civilization raised in ultra-convenience. crypto is not meant to replace the totality of the world economy it's meant to provide an alternative to the legacy retarded system.
>no one can agree which one to use
just look at what black and grey markets are using. it's monero and bitcoin. the rest is not trying to be sound money and you should not be paying attention to them.
cheers mates. we are going to make it -unless you're dumb

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The gold standard is a kike scam. We had this kike scam in the past and, just as the kikes did before, they would gradually issue more and more IOUs for gold than they had real gold in their vault to be redeemed with the IOUs for gold. I don't see how you gold standard don't understand this basic bitch fact. We used to have a gold standard and the kikes diluted it into no gold standard over time. And if you bring back the gold standard they'll just do the same thing all over again. How will you know they've just issued an IOU for gold they don't have? How will you know that, you dumb ? That's what they did to the last gold standard. They just placed themselves between the physical gold and you and lent you fictional/paper gold at interest. What do you think will prevent the kikes from just doing the same fucking thing again, you ape? The only cure to fractional reserve banking / overselling / overlending kikery is a distributed electronic ledger which the kikes can never add fictional amounts of: 1. gold. 2. silver. 3. physical cash or coins. 4. oil. or any other underlying asset to. The only solution is to remove the kike between you and the underlying asset. Because as long as the kike is present between you and the underlying asset giving value to the currency, the kike will always be able to issue himself more currency without actually producing or backing it with his own wealth or the fruits of his own labour. And will do so either directly (counterfeiting or shaving metal off of gold or silver coins) or by laundering it through lending to the goyim and pocketing the interest payments. The only way to remove the kike from the ointment is for currency to become the underlying asset itself and become infeasible/impractical to forge. And the only way to achieve that is with a distributed electronic ledger which would require infesting hundreds of millions or billions of computers with malware. Or taking physical control of them.

SWPR

>>> >so where do i park funds waiting for the new bottom?
I believe in a balanced portfolio with all the assets I already discussed here.
if you short do it through smart contracts on the most decentralized blockchains, take payments in crypto and figure out self custody.
centralized platforms will go bust or trap and cockblock you. thats by design.

Revolution Populi.
Not recent, but it's in dev still.
Extremely semite
This is the right answer. I spend my days on crypto and there isn't a single project I can think of with such a loaded team, big ambitions, and the connections to make it happen. Low cap that could genuinely 100x. Price is not doing anything because the team has stopped all communications, only reason to believe it's not a scam are the github updates.

rumors says that in a military lab in japan , 4 robots killed 29 people , the technicians disabled and dismantled 3 , kept one aside , the one aside hacked a satellite and dowloaded data to repair and enhance itself and got disabled too do you guys have more infos on this happening or is it bullshit ?

The fgc-9 materials ha e everything you need, including how to reload using components that are 100% legal in most places

I cannot answer this. My computer contains parts as young as 1 year old and as old as 24. It's the speakers, by the way. If you were wondering what was 24 years old. Logitech used to build shit to last.

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I think that the effect of technology on warrior culture is interesting. I remember that BAP recently denounced on Twitter how the rise of firearms led to the decline in martial knighthood, and how the invention of the personal body shield from Dune would reverse this. I also remember seeing a thread on Twitter about how the rise of the use of drone swarms for military surveillance has led to the emergence of a new sort of mounted cavalry of sorts in the form of motorcycle-riding terrorist gunmen in the deserts of North Africa, as unlike cars or trucks these motorbikes can move and maneuver much more quickly and deftly and can be easily hidden inside a house to avoid being spotted by said drone swarms. Both very interesting ideas.

[Message 19] Time: 2025-10-19T13:31:34.9770000-05:00 | Content: I am not an expert, but my dad was in concrete for years and we visited the WWII fort in Astoria Oregon, he was BESIDE HIMSELF at the craftsmanship that was used. He said the materials had to have been leagues better than what he had access to in the 80’s to 00’s.
[Message 20] Time: 2025-10-19T13:33:05.0860000-05:00 | Content: As a point of reference, the first concrete skyscraper in the world is still standing 120 years later. In fact, it was just converted into a boutique hotel in 2021.

Having worked on this adaptive reuse project, I can attest that only minor repairs had to be made due to spalling that others mentioned in this thread. The rebar used at the time was very thick twisted members, so I’d wager that material advances will allow today’s concrete to last even longer.

because everyone is buying BTC. Then when BTC runs out of steam and starts to crab, alts start to catch up as money flows into them. It has literally always been like this. Are you new?
Gold and BTC was such an obvious play when Banks crashed. The money had to go somewhere.

Just my 2 cents but if I had $1B bitcorns i'd market sell all of it for $RSR (Reserve Rights) as its the only crypto project with Davos, WEF, IMF, and Bilderberg connections. dyor but that's all I'll post about it ITT.

[Message 66] AI is just the inverse of global warming and carbon credits. Its a financial strategy using FOMO/FEAR to drive global FDI into the US. Global warming was the same thing but the opposite. To drive capital into the Yuxi circle and China. The bubble serves a purpose. If you are going to expand the dollar supply in Euro/dollar or Asian/dollar credit markets you are going to invest in the US. Not invest in technology transfers to China while also buying carbon credit instruments which act as net short on western industry. The Star Gate AGI industrial fly wheel is a TAX to WTO partners for trying to totally liquidate US industry and will recapitalize and is re capitalizing tickers people have not thought about in 100 years

[Message 66] AI is just the inverse of global warming and carbon credits. Its a financial strategy using FOMO/FEAR to drive global FDI into the US. Global warming was the same thing but the opposite. To drive capital into the Yuxi circle and China. The bubble serves a purpose. If you are going to expand the dollar supply in Euro/dollar or Asian/dollar credit markets you are going to invest in the US. Not invest in technology transfers to China while also buying carbon credit instruments which act as net short on western industry. The Star Gate AGI industrial fly wheel is a TAX to WTO partners for trying to totally liquidate US industry and will recapitalize and is re capitalizing tickers people have not thought about in 100 years

>>> I konw this thread is just bait for stupid low liquidity jeet dex scam coins but fuck you, I'm gonna drop my genuine plays

>NEXA (50m mc)
l1 pow. there are several others pumping lately but I believe the team and tech is better placed here to give a larger return than the rest
>RIO realio (25m mc)
tokenisation projects are going to make so much money as more of the worlds assets get tokenized. rio is my largest rwa/tokenisation bag, but there's a couple others and I'm open to any other suggestions
>POLAR, polar sync (5m mc)
graph competitor, been developed quietly for a couple years and is meant to be releasing their developer dashboard end of april. claims to be 100x faster than GRT so if can leech even a fraction of that marketshare there is huge upside
>>> >XEN
This and Ride
both generating nice returns in the metastaking pool on Maiar dex

a REAL answer would be Hyve, XFT, PixiaAI, NoiseGPT, KENNEL, Pulsechain and pulseX when they launch.

100xgems

> if you have less than 6 figures to throw into link, you're better off going all in some dogshit at sub 5M marketcap and hope it hits a 100x

holder

> XRP is a security, its very easy to define this by using the Howey test.
>
> >These are the 4 points of the Howey Test:
>
> >A party invests money
> >In a common enterprise
> >With the expectation of profiting
> >Based on the efforts of a third party
>
> By being able to issue themselves tokens prior to public offerings, XRP is undoubtedly a security.
> ETH also fails the Howey test for this exact same reason, any coin with a pre-mine does, The developers constitute a "common enterprise".
> Bitcoin (sv) had no premine, it was publicly available to all with a codified token distribution that is not controlled by a common enterprise.
> BTC when it forked into BTC core with the addition of Segwit became a coin controlled by a common enterprise, it too no longer passes the Howey test but it was able to fool many people by retaining the BTC ticker. Make no mistake, BTC Core is a different protocol than the one it was forked from and this protocol is controlled directly by a common enterprise, Blockstream.

web3 isn't about walled gardening you idiot. it's about freedom to operate the web platform. so in turn it actually kills the entire web2 and middleman complex you retards have.
web3 endangers these platforms since web3 is now empowered by AI-based smart moderation. this makes it easier to even set up your own imageboard NOW without having to hire goons to stay up in different timezones so your host won't kick you off when someone copyrightclaims and self-reports their own illegal content posted out of spite (spite towards imageboard culture aka those glowies who try to paint us as polretards so they can work easy by grooming terrorists instead of actually looking for real existing ones).

Critique of centralized search platforms, web affiliate link dominance, and proposal for building custom web search tools. Discussion of Common Crawl WARC web archives, news crawler pipelines, python html text extraction (newspaper3k), and self-hosted news search indexing.

learn what KYC stands for i.e Know your Custom meaning they want your ID etc. these places below do not care about KYC

they do not want ure ID. the are also anti jew
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Kucoin
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>
> >Better results will be achieved with the nanobucket if you add a Neodymium magnet in the bottom of the pail (cover with plastic) You will find it will collect Graphene oxide particles at the end of your treatment. For maintenance purposes we recommend wearing 2-4 open copper bracelets on your wrists, bracelets that contain Neodymium magnets. These Neodymium Magnets will also destroy nanobots in circulation! Nanobots have three key components: a graphene oxide exterior to absorb lead (or another heavy metal); a nickel core that enables researchers to control the nanobots’ movement via a magnetic field; and an inner platinum coating that functions as an engine and propels the bots forward via a chemical reaction with hydrogen peroxide (FYI: Don’t do the Hydrogen Peroxide treatment).
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVyfRVq_SC0&feature=youtu.be
(Webpage Title: How To Make the AntiNano Device - YouTube)

How would you disable smartphones?
> 5g EMP high amplitude discharge using an 11th octave frequency harmonic (e.g. 440hz / 4840hz, but make the base frequency whatever you need for the specific carrier/band you're hitting)
>
> Should in theory cause a rife frequency phenomenon overload of the wireless radios, rendering them permanently inoperable. Not sure about how high of an amplitude you'd need though.
>
> Protons can find me by name if i got the right answer - i was going to see if the same method will destroy DRACO nanobots

> >They have been spraying nanoparticles.
> Yeah. Decades of breathing aluminum, barium (BAAL), arsenic, strontium, cadmium and more shit
> But now they are delivering nanobots made of graphene oxide. So, things are going to get ogre soon.
> I'm not want to go to into it... but they are using black op tech for spraying too. Chemtrails can be used to hidden the planes to radars and human eye. Cloud seeding tech was available in the 1950s, so... after 70 years and trillions... what can't they do?
>
> >how do the elites not breathe in this shit too?
> the true owners of this earth/farm do not live with us. As all religions tols us, they live in the sky and underground. tldr: Black nobility and co are handlers of the masters. And Rothschild and co are handlers of the black nobility.
> And even those people, they breath pure air (if you are rich enough you can filter pretty much everything), and they have blackop/top medical treatments: one of the best is blood transfusions from children. I am sure they are also using top food and essential extracts that cost a fortune, like SOD, Rishi, Rose Oil, in all their meals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgZrJhnNYDQ
(Webpage Title: How to deactivate arosolized nano particulates from your system ( Chemtrail Deactivation ) - YouTube)

> OTOH
>
> you still have gigabit internet. that is a risk
>
> >It is therefore possible to manipulate the nervous system of a subject by pulsing images displayed on a nearby computer monitor or TV
> https://www.google.com/patents/US6506148
>
> and do you get cell service there?
>
> >microwave energy at cell phone frequencies penetrates deeply into tissue
>
> >microwaves in the 1-10 GHz frequency range most efficiently do work inside the brain
> https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1104/1104.5008.pdf
>
> >The autonomic nervous system is affected by the microwaves of the centimeter wave length band...Very small dosages produce analgesic effects; however, very large dosages are fatal.
> https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7521095727.pdf
>
> the next war will be digital/cyber too.
>
> if you're still on the grid at all you're not safe when war comes. be ready to keep moving further away.
>
> >The United States, China, and Russia are already locked in a new arms race to gain nanoweapons supremacy.
>
> >Millions of insect size drones...are projected to become the new weapons of mass destruction. But controlling millions of nanobots is difficult; once released, they may go beyond an adversary's boarders and kill indiscriminately.
> http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-book-reveals-nanoweapons-more-problematic-than-nuclear-weapons-300434049.html
>
> >boarders
>
> these weapons will seek and destroy probably programmed according to eg. google maps. we must ultimately escape the grid
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>100+ yo homes in the Bible belt

The $150,000+ in necessary modernization hardly makes it worth buying. Just the HVAC upgrade alone make it a 6 months project, a total gut-job. I made this mistake in Amish nowhereVille Ohio and regret buying my home. The parcel of land it sits on being the only redeeming quality.
> If you are this weak and unable to improvise, you deserve to stay poor and overpaying for every convenience of life.
> I have an AC system that doubles as an emergency heater in freezing conditions that I made with some water piping, a fan, a radiator and windshield wiper fluid. It unironically works better than the HVAC systems I've lived with (which are extremely inefficient especially if you have a 1 story house) and it cost me a whopping $300 to install in every main room as well as my chicken house and greenhouses.
> I reiterate that you deserve poverty if you're too stupid to live without jew scams of convenience.

> Essentially it's geothermal cooling, which doesn't require extensive digging in most places. We get decent freezing and snow here, but mine maintains a constant 62 to 65F year round at just over 1m depth.
> I was able to install each system in 2 days - one for digging, the other for actual installation. You want enough piping to give the fluid some time to work its way through the earth, where heat dispersion will take place. From there, the fluid goes through the radiator, and the fan placed behind it will accelerate the natural movement caused by temperature differences in your room and the earth. It will not stop until the room and earth is the same temp -- if your room happens to be below the temp of the earth, it will simply start moving in reverse to reach equilibrium.
> So all you need is the electricity required to operate the fan.
> You can also get fans with temp control so it can turn on and off at specific temps. I only did this for my chicken house, but have had no problems thus far.
> You don't need windshield wiper fluid as the fluid you use. I did so because it's highly resistant to freezing and is quite cheap. But water also works so long as you're not in a place where you're concerned about pipes freezing.
> Also, when I say "water piping" I mean the pvc, flexible kind. You want that because you can coil it in loops laying flat on the ground where it's buried. That way, you don't have to dig anywhere near as much to get a solid 20+m of surface area for the fluid to reach comfortable temps.

> A modern furnace and hot water circulator
> This is a fun way to say that you use significantly more resources than the average family of 4 used to.
> Also one fun thing about older plumbing is the amount of control you have and how much it is focused on easy access to do repairs, replacements, etc.
> I helped a friend install a new toilet in a modern house and they don't even have a stop valve in the bathroom. No wonder a clogged toilet is a true nightmare scenario for people who can't even shut the water flow off without trekking out to their yard with a fucking key.
> >No hearths
> Woodfire stove installation, which doubles as a literal stove if you're not too compromised, costs about 5k and can go just about anywhere in the house. Unless you live in a mansion, a single woodstove does a bit too good of a job at heating your entire house. Your main concern at that point is just sourcing your wood in non-deficient fashion.

Found this video for you. This guy goes above and beyond with his design example and still gets a figure under 1k. I didn't do nearly as much digging as he suggests and haven't had a single issue or malfunction. But I also don't live in a place with insane cold, which is your biggest concern when it comes to costs as it means more digging.
But he does a much better job at explaining the setup, what it requires and how it works than I could.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV7XJXETr0Q&ab_channel=SimpleTek
(Webpage Title: Cheap Geo Thermal Air Conditioning - YouTube)

> To further bump your thread I will continue adding some fun resourceful hacks I have discovered over time.
> You should always plant at least 2 to 4 apple trees if you're trying to live off the land and are using a greenhouse. You can juice the apples and add yeast to turn it into cider; more importantly, putting these containers into your greenhouse adds CO2 which makes for fucking phenomenal tomatoes, peppers, and other fruiting crops.
> To make your heating source more efficient, you want thermal bodies around. E.g. bricks behind your stove or fireplace, or barrels of water in your greenhouse. Earth also works, which is why you see people make partially buried or cave houses, and is why that geothermal cooling system works the way it does. Those bodies will absorb retain the temperature coming from your heat source better than the air does, and take longer to cool down.
> If you invest in a wood stove, you can also improvise further heating by coiling some copper or steel piping on its side and turning it into a water heater. Instead of heating the water you use for showers, etc., you just extend those pipes into your walls or floors of hard to reach areas of your house (ideally ones with those thermal bodies to retain the heat), and the water will self circulate to heat those areas accordingly.

> If you're just starting out, ducks are way easier and better to get than chickens. Having both is great and adding more poultry into your mix is easy once you've got the infrastructure for one. But ducks are just way easier to manage than chickens are. Their eggs also make for better custards and baked goods.
> Geese are the best if you're looking for something that will give you eggs, meat and a fuckload of delicious fat in one package, but ducks can also do so. Chickens die a lot easier and lack the instincts require to not die so fucking easily, and they don't provide the useful amounts of fat the others do. Did I mention they will find a way to kill themselves if the wildlife doesn't do it for them first? Because they do. Ducks and geese also do a better job at not destroying any crops they come across; free range pasture chickens are a meme because in reality, they consoom all plant life around them about as hard as pigs do and turn their nice pastures into glorified mudpits.

> In reality, I think most people just did not learn how to be resourceful or deal with inconveniences. That combination makes minor inconveniences impossible to work around in their minds, when the solution could have been fairly simple.
> Most people don't realize, for example, that uninstalling and installing a sink is extremely simple.
> When your kitchen isn't useable, that knowledge means your home is still perfectly livable. You just install one of those cheap plastic tub sinks in your bathroom so you can wash dishes while you take your time fixing up the kitchen. Now you're not paying rent and having to commute just to fix up your own house -- it's not like the other rooms aren't usable just because one of them is under construction.
> Seriously think about it: Just 2, 3 generations ago, it was never, ever assumed that you just bought a house on the cheap and had everything in working order. How do you think they did it? You think they just fucked off and died if they didn't hire a contractor?
> Sure, if you stay in states like commiefornia, you're a little more screwed. They have permits and laws that require you to shill out that kind of money -- when you pay for a contractor or electrician, the majority of your fees are for the labor and THEIR taxes. Not the materials, nor the skillset required.
> My property still isn't even close to what I want it to be. I started without a functioning bathroom and my first renovations were to make an outhouse along with a roof over a fridgeless outdoor kitchen.
> You make plenty of mistakes, and it takes time. You have to be resourceful with your materials, and get familiar with scrapyards, yardsales, etc. But saying a wagie job makes it impossible for you to set aside 1 to 2 hours per day toward your own property and future is the most defeatist bullshit that I already know isn't true. I have half the mental and physical capacity you probably do; it's very doable.

> Yeah, no. I've lived in homes that were well over 100 years old. They come with many outdated or deteriorating features that often require expensive repair. But in almost no instance does this mean you need to shell out 40k all at once to live comfortably in it. We had sewage pipes in "urgent" need of repair for a solid 20 years in my family home, what that realistically meant was that clogging the toilet ran some extra risks if you didn't know how to shut the water off. I.e., not that big of a fucking deal.
> It means your house is going to have a few specific traits that you learn over time to be aware of, improvise for in the short term, and make long term plans to repair.
> It's really not all that different from new homes, which seem to have shit breaking constantly due to how poor the quality is. In both cases, you are not required to repair and replace everything the moment it's not in perfect condition. So long as you ensure further damage is not being done in the meanwhile, you'd have to be some spoiled cunt to think your house is magically unlivable the moment it has a fault or deteriorating features.
> Also unless you're a retard buying a home without an inspection, things like the roof can easily be negotiated for repair before purchase. Usually you just lowball em a bit and state it is because of (insert thing you want repaired). In instances like this listing, they'll likely consider lower prices because of that "as is" description. In other instances, it's usually a better deal for them to repair things in order to avoid a lower selling price.

> Again, if you look at local markets or even just regional markets over time, you will find that non metropolitan (including outer suburban) areas do not see the same speculation or massive changes in property values. What you instead see are gradual increases that reflect the lowering value of USD over time, along with some trends very specific to the area -- rarely is that major or even slight declines.
> Go ahead and look right now at the rate of sales and property values in a place like eastern Tennessee - doesn't at all reflect the national average of declines we've been hearing about. Last I checked they were sitting at a 4% YoY increase in property sales and neighboring states had similar stats while california was hitting double digit drops.
> Your idea that lower population = declines across the board everywhere relies on the idea that markets are generally the same across the continent, that people don't have migration patterns, and that there's pretty much no nuance to demand other than population. You would have to not know a lot about real estate to entertain that.

I'm not really sure what time period you're talking about, it's an absolute certainty there will eventually be almost 100% unemployment because of AI, the only question is when. Currently, AI has to improve a lot and be successfully merged with robotics. Once it's basically a full AI, AGI, and merged fully with robotics, and affordable, it will replace all jobs. It's really a calculation of when these factors will be reached, like maybe within 5 years we get full AGI and successful merging with robots but it's unaffordable for the robotics part. It might replace all white collar jobs but not all blue collar jobs yet. It would probably catch up after not long though and take all blue collar jobs too. They'll be able to use the robots to create more robots, remember, so some really rich company might invest a bunch of money upfront because they'll literally bring the cost down of producing the robots over time because each new robot then helps contribute to lowering costs of future production. I give it like 10 years before 100% unemployment, 25 max

>>> You two are dense so I’ll spell it out for you.
The normalfag population is hooked on a social media app that delivers data directly to a neural network in China that spits out generalized propagandic advice for sale.

This is where a lot of this “fake news” is coming from. It’s gotten out of hand because tiktok is very popular, so the information available for training is fresh and effective.

Fake news and propaganda isn’t written by people anymore. It’s written by things like chatGPT trained on data from the most popular social media platforms (usually specified towards the 16-24 age bracket).

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Take this current bull market as an example. It came in 2 phases and the initial pump was 1 year ago now... crypto cycles, mining, staking, and market volatility. > 2021

[Message 84] Time: 2023-08-19T18:35:36.3660000-05:00 | Content: My hack - for my own campaigns lol.

Fb ads, using leadgen campaign AND messenger campaigns resulting in $1 leads, sometimes down to 70 cents. (When i use landing pages, my CPL can often get up to $10)

The secret? My image is simply a text headline that calls out a MAJOR benefit/desire, and with a time constraint (example without exposing my niche “how to triple your ROAS by changing 1 setting in fb ads”)

That’s it.

research idea crypto - all coins have tradeoffs from hashgraph etc... security or speed. why not have a nation which allows multiple forms of "money" in accepted crypto frms

My income streams:
1. 5 pretty big niche instagram pages that sell advertising posts.
2. A niche website that gets traffic from google search and two of the insta's. I sell other companies goods for affiliate commission.
3. Physical products Shopify site that gets traffic mostly from the other 3 of those instagrams, working in getting some google search supremacy.
4. Same physical goods on amazon.

It's taken a few years but those together pay my bills and continue to grow. The three basic ways to make money online are: Sell your own product, sell someone else's product for commission, and sell ad space. Most important piece of the puzzle is how to generate traffic. Monetizing is somewhat easy.

It's easy to get into. Most of the public believe that web design is some mystic art that is super expensive. Most professional firms charge insane money for very little work so it's easy to undercut.

I believe my first Ad was on the local Gumtree (you can substitute this for backpage or whatever is relevant in your area.)

Website for £20.

Unbeleivably cheap but from my experience in learning IT it's all about googling and solving problems and you need to get a client first to tell you what they want.

Just say YES you can do everything they ask and then google your life away learning everything you need afterwards. The most important thing is just to get the first client.

Web design has literally no overheads so you type away and sell your work.

Epic lessons and anecdotes below

>> You don't have the luxury to quit. If a client wants you to do something and you find you cannot you gotta be googling, on stack overflow, go everywhere ( even /g/ can be useful sometimes).

Work for minimum wage or less to begin with in order to get experience. The more jobs you do the more you will learn.

You interested in anything more specific?

Wordpress is so simple. Go to themeforest and get a cool theme. Similar look to paypal.com. Google and Youtube any issues. Hosting might take a while to get the hang of. Look on Youtube of how to use, say bluehost or hostgator ftp with wordpress. NEVER get a free theme that's paid for. These usually have scripts that take over your email server or hide crap on your website for their SEO.


There's loads of crap you can do for a few thousand/mo making sites, but that's not a real business imo. I don't consider it being a business owner.

Make sure to spend the time learning how to market online in creative ways and also sell on the phone. Then move on to a real business.

Two well known quick ideas.

You call up companies with shitty websites (for example search....

"Website Builder provided by Vistaprint" lawn care
"Website Builder provided by Vistaprint" pest control
"Website Builder provided by Vistaprint" pool care
etc
in google) and offer to build them a free one, but they have to sign up for their hosting through your affiliate link (I think you get paid after they've been with them for 3 months). That's the catch. They get a free professional website and you get paid. Upsell them on maintenance and SEO if you know how to do it.
Find local websites that are not mobile friendly and redo their website in Wordpress using a responsive theme. - this is pretty old and I don't think really works anymore because pretty much all websites are responsive and those that haven't changed are broke or stuck in their ways.

Restaurant people seem to be broke as fuck. Avoid them imo.

>diverting traffic without actually killing your website
Google's ranking systems have changed drastically over the years.
Every time there's a core update (each 6 months, give or take) you'll find forums flooded with webmasters crying that Google killed their income, while the other half will be cheering that their site is getting 10 times the traffic it used to.
With a behemoth like Google, each small change has these consequences.
Blame it on gen X for not sticking to yahoo and Altavista.

About 10 years ago, I made ~$3,000 USD off CPA (cost-per-action) shit over a couple of years -- people entering emails into a form and shit. I had a creative idea and was able to get a website on the first page of Google because the keywords had basically zero competition.
I followed that up by writing an e-book on a common health problem and packaging it with PLR (private-label rights) e-books. Had my own long sales letter and the whole jazz. Could've made a profit with a 2% conversion rate and my AdWords figures were in that sweet spot, but then Google struck down my account. I tried alternative advertising but never really got much traffic. Eventually tried selling on Amazon, but I was lucky to get half a dozen sales.
Making money online is definitely doable -- or was ten years ago -- but you can't be as lazy as I was, doing a single CPA campaign and a single e-book and packing it in. I think I could have easily worked my way up to $1,000-$2,000 USD a week, if not more, but it would've required working my ass off to achieve passive income flow -- writing dozens of e-books with sales material, getting listed on affiliate programs, etc.
Nowadays, I think aiming at Patreon, Substack, or some such is more to my liking. It's not completely passive income, but a lot of these folks are making a killing by doing very little in the way of content creation.

>try to make my website compliant
>set Google Analytics to anonimize IP addresses and not share information with Google or Third parties
>literally nothing changes in what I get to see

>look at my ads
>affiliate text links on a seperate 'get it here' button brings in 85% of my sites income
>affiliate banners and search boxes bring in 0% of my sites income
>adsense with tracking ads bring in 15% of my sites income
I honestly don't see the point in all that intrusive tracking. Instead of targeting users you could also target for the content that's shown on my website.

I read a lot of books about marketing and psychology then just set up lots of websites for those easy niches like weight loss with amazon affiliate links, cpalead forms for downloads or just adsense for sites with a wider audience.

It's all about the psychology basically, once you've learnt good practices for making your website accessible you just need to get good at writing things that will pull people in. I like to imagine myself as somebody else and then think about what they might look for online. For example "I'm a teenager with spots, I'll search for how to 'get rid of spots', this top link looks good, wow it says that these products linked to on amazon definitely worked for this guy so I'll buy it myself". There are certain niches that are easy but quite competitive (acne treatment, weight loss, picking up women, bigger penis) so you should try to vary it a bit. I should note that I don't really put any effort in, I spend a few hours making a website, put it online and then just leave it forever, I haven't made another or changed any content (apart from updating amazon links for expired products) for about a year now but the income is still stable.

https://wecantrack.com/insights/pay-per-click-affiliate-programs/
(Webpage Title: PPC Affiliate Programs: 16 Best for Publishers (2026))

https://adsense.google.com/start/#calculator
(Webpage Title: Google AdSense - Earn Money from Your Website with Monetization)

One of the secrets to passive income is creating something that’s useful for the masses. To create something that’s useful for the masses, you have to seriously lower yourself. Whatever app, website, or software you create must be easy, responsive, and entertaining enough to use for at least an 8th grader. Why? Because most people in the USA read at a lower level than an 8th grader.
People who are smart enough to generate income are also often too inaccessible to stupid people, or don’t really understand just how dumb people really are. Intelligence is tunnel-vision. The best passive income comes from quantity over quality. Chase after volume, not whales.

https://web.archive.org/web/20200111140430/http://www.gll-getalife.com/get-paid/how-to-make-money-online-podcast-1
(Webpage Title: How to Make Money Online Podcast (December 2015 Q&A) - GLL Lifestyle)

https://web.archive.org/web/20200918191802/https://www.gll-getalife.com/get-paid?start=6
(Webpage Title: Get Paid - Page 2)

YouTube is owned by Google and is not trustworthy when it comes to viewcount imho

>>> Okay. I never looked at rose or avax before, but rose is it's own L1 and does data custody for things like listening data etc that web2 use to sell to advertisers. The idea is that all of this stuff will be used for AI prompts in the future. So here. https://youtu.be/zrQnYfhTvQU [Open]

I was sold on it by 5min in. Can get some on crypto.com.

Still think hbar isn't a shitty buy. They'll probably have lots of txns and business in the future still. OP would say they're a distraction. I would say betting on the fastest PhD in Carnegie Mellon history isn't a bad horse. My Sui stack is up 13 percent RN. Anyway. Next I'll look at avax.
(Webpage Title: Why Oasis Network ($ROSE) is the MOST UNDERVALUED Layer 1 in Crypto! 20X+ POTENTIAL! - YouTube)
https://youtu.be/oSUHLt6RLw0 [Open]

So avax is just a layer 0. Something that can accommodate multiple L1s essentially. The token itself is used to...https://www.banklesstimes.com/blockchain/what-is-layer-0-blockchain/

Do things and stuff.
(Webpage Title: Avalanche AVAX Video - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: Archived Page)
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>>> This is Dr. James Giordano giving a speech before cadets at West Point. This is not a random kook. James Giordano is a PhD and former Navy airman, and currently works in drafting neuroethics policies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N02SK9yd60s
Here he is describing the same stuff in more intimate detail:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zp8nHYegqI
And again:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKy9HT4vktM
The DARPA BRAIN Initiative involves the design of wireless BCIs. That is, mind control devices.
>https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2019-05-20
This is the grant paperwork:
>https://govtribe.com/file/government-file/hr001118s0029-hr001118s0029-dot-pdf
Got all that down? Now, what if I told you that people involved in vaccine research are directly linked to the same military think tanks responsible for nanoparticle mind control devices, and that one of those people is, in turn, linked to research facilities in Wuhan?
>Spartacus Letter V4: https://mega.nz/file/yN8CWJ4I#v2eqhAyT3VPBRMt67l3Yg6AMOjU_OH9nP0BfAEPfxQw
>Mission Statement: https://mega.nz/file/WF8gHRKZ#ACNrO1xcYI2xCSu3b_31N4Hm8RZmKmVnub5Bm_z0Tqc
(Webpage Title: Dr. James Giordano: Battlescape Brain: Military and Intelligence Use of Neurocognitive Science - YouTube)
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(Webpage Title: - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: James Giordano: Bold New Neuroscience; Brave New Neuroethics? - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: 949.7 KB file on MEGA)
(Webpage Title: Six Paths to the Nonsurgical Future of Brain-Machine Interfaces)
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Serway: Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics Bishop: Electronics Circuits and Systems David J Griffiths: Introduction to Electrodynamics Multivariable Calculus Lectures: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-02sc-m... Physics Lectures: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/8-02-phys... (Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link) [SYSTEM NOTE: Link is dead and no archive was found. Manual review needed.] (Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link) [SYSTEM NOTE: Link is dead and no archive was found. Manual review needed.] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3_G4lo7YCs (Webpage Title: How I Built an Electric Car at 16 - YouTube)

> Related to WEF, this recent TED talk by WEF-affiliated Noah Harari is just scary. > I've linked directly to the 40:00 minute mark, where he suggests a system where, in the near future, algorithms (that's what he calls them) will be able to over-ride our decisions by default, for our own "best", with no possibility for us to have any final say in the matter. He's in effect advocating for a I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that future, without any hint of irony or self-awareness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7DohVZS5Yo&t=2470s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t1R7ElXEyag&feature=youtu.be
(Webpage Title: Beating Moore's Law: This photonic computer is 10X faster than NVIDIA GPUs using 90% less energy - YouTube)

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3XySlXOHND4Q/
(Webpage Title: LINDA MOULTON HOWE speaks about AI ROBOTS Killing 29 Humans!)

>>> No problem. It's a very simple process, actually. Instead of distilling the bio crude, one can run the conglomerate straight into an engine. Very common. Wood gas and syngas is what gasification produces. There's millions of videos and books on this process because it's very old news. Here's some videos worth a watch if you have time.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RoRI4S4K6ec&t=358s&pp=ygUMd29vZCBnYXMgY2Fy [Open]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bKjEgHv5jbw&pp=ygUMd29vZCBnYXMgY2Fy [Open]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F6vqFfG56V4 [Open]
There's a few more in this series, but I'll stop linking.

I'm far beyond this rudimentary approach to using energy, but every once in a while I'll chime in to rile up the dullards. Have a good "1"...
(Webpage Title: Free GASOLINE from Trash or Wood Part 1 - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: Free GASOLINE from Wood Part 2 - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: A Hundred Years of Firewood-Powered Vehicles (documentary) - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCE3QLmize4
(Webpage Title: Heroes of Deep Learning: Geoff Hinton on Career Advice - YouTube)

> I am back on desktop
> digging mode activated
>
> here watch this excelllent vidya
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPwSN9gUG5c&ab_channel=MovieMongerHZ
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5CooOadz9U&ab_channel=AlaskaFilmArchives-UAF
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFN1EK0zCno&ab_channel=DarkFootage
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> >6.8 magnitude from detonation
> >1000 aftershocks
> >as great as 4.0
> >within 30 days of blast
> >2 miles of coastline collapsed into the sea
> >beach and ocean floor raised 5+ft
(Webpage Title: The 6000-Foot Underground Nuclear Bomb that Cracked an Entire Island - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: Amchitka nuclear test - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake Simulated by Underground Nuclear Explosion! - YouTube)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MEz1J9wY2iM
(Webpage Title: 17. Complexity: Approximation Algorithms - YouTube)

>>> youtube link dump to get a newbie seeing this for the first time up to muster.

How to lose 5 million dollars worth of investment money building a crypto farm when your napkin math to estimate ROI is for a Bitcoin trading between $50k and $150k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7ORgE5i9Uk

Banks and Cryptocurrencies are essentially the same thing when you peel away the 10 layer masks of Judaism on the top of it. It's just some dipshit scooping up seashells on the shore and saying: "Hey, lets use this as money" but with lots more moving parts and carrots and sticks to hit you with.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g

Cryptocurrency is a scam, just like how all Fiat currencies are a Scam. The people on the inside get to one-shot create infinite money for themselves, and everyone else loses money. It's a ponzie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuY56hdTq_k

Crypto farms that were offline from no ROI on electricity cost are starting to come back the dead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE-t-mP-SI0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx5FMDEU_oE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhe61JaNFLU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp997NzA4Dk

The Banks are still unrepentant, and these Crypto road bumps will be ironed out. The problem with Jewish money is that absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Cryptos aren't jewish money, but the people who run them become Jewish once they see 1 comma turn into three in their USD bank accounts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efPrtcLdcdM
(Webpage Title: GPT-4chan: This is the worst AI ever - YouTube)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEaAidCmxus

It deals with transhumanism. According to some, human engineering will become a major political theme in the future, and entire political parties will be formed around it.
(Webpage Title: Hugo de Garis on AI: Are We Building Gods or Terminators? - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCLWDGYnAzk
(Webpage Title: HOW TO DYOR: Our Crypto Research Methods Revealed!! - YouTube)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ErRWQWPs8Q
(Webpage Title: CBDCs: Good or Bad for Crypto?? 🤔 - YouTube)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZXXDp0_R-w
(Webpage Title: Bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining explained - YouTube)

https://maden.co/private#pulse Maden Inc. supply chains

DYK the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope got an unexpected boost in 2012, when
@NRO_gov
gifted NASA two unused spy telescope mirrors?

One of these mirrors was repurposed for Roman, enabling a wider field of view for its exploration of dark energy, exoplanets, and astrophysics.
If you ever get on a classified terminal, check out the case study that led to this. Every single mistake that could be made was made...

In my sophomore year in high school at Junipero Serra high school in San Mateo in 1998, my math teacher Mr. Thomas was a former test pilot for the SR 71 at Area 51. Bredette C Thomas.
I think he is one of the highest known amount of flight hours for the SR 71 with over 1200 hours.
He said one of the most amazing things he'd ever seen is flying in the Arctic Circle many times the speed of sound, and seeing individual charged particles start glowing and appear right in front of his windshield and then zip past his canopy.

If the government could hide the #titanium supply chain and the true nature of the A-12/SR-71 program,
then it possesses the institutional machinery to hide the material sourcing, specialized components, and technical methods of an advanced pulsed-power weapon.
I only found out a couple of years ago about the CIA front companies that were used to source the titanium from Russia so the United States could build the SR 71. It was a real eye-opener.

as we learned from Snowden, the cool thing about NSA spy programs is how when you find one of them, it gives you enough fingerprints to "walk the chain backwards" and unmask the other spy programs. so Microsoft's Nuance voice rec is the heart of LG's TV spy operation. which means everywhere else that Nuance is being used is also part of The Program. shouldn't be too difficult to find other corporate partnerships with Nuance/Microsoft. what other household devices are also spying on everyone? what else has Nuance inside? you could easily find this stuff because all the corporate partnerships with Nuance will be loudly announced on their corprate PR news feeds. i bet this rabbithole goes so much deeper.
Microsoft has always been the NSA's primary butt buddy. never trust them.
https://daisy-zinc-glow-cinder.grok.me/

Microsoft has been "adding to the Linux code base " for years now, so I assume that's blown too

Nuance is widely used throughout the medical field and legal as well for dictating all kinds of records.
Healthcare workers use a speech to text software called Dragon Medical One. It’s powered by Nuance and gives each user a personalized profile based on your own speech patterns and such.

Great.

Cars: Ford, BMW, Toyota, and Daimler, already use Nuance's Dragon Drive technology. Ford SYNC is the classic example
Phones and tablets: Original Siri was powered by Nuance in the background. Their partnership with Rovi was specifically to bring voice activation to tablets & TVs

I always liked the part where we found the NSAKEY encryption key in the source code for Windows, and Microsoft said, “Ignore the man behind the curtain.”

Antarctic Copper

Mineral rights in Antarctica are taboo, you aren't really allowed to talk about them or think about them. Any sort of commercial (or non-scientific) mineral extraction in Antarctica is completely banned under international law.

This is a challenge because global copper production is expected to peak, wane and be exhausted over the period of the next human lifespan. Some people alive today will live to see most of the copper reserves recovered.

Ever since satellite geology we have a really good understanding of where the world's mineral reserves mostly lie. This is useful for strategic planning.

However, it's already known that there are huge copper reserves in the Antarctic Peninsula and that some 20-30 years from now the world economy is going to be screaming for this copper.

There are 3 countries that claim the Antarctic Peninsula as their territory, Chile, Argentina and UK.

Antarctic minerals do not appear in world mineral reserves, because they are illegal to produce and therefore not part of the global economy. Chile is by far the largest copper vein on the planet Earth and the Antarctica Peninsula is a geological extension of this same tectonic feature.

Manufacturing Batteries

Did you know that most common batteries are just a roll of tape, in a standardised package?

The manufacturer is shockingly simple, the chemistry is difficult (or rather it was, no secrets these days), quality control is the main concern here.

It’s actually a lot like rolling cigarettes.

Even large battery packs are often made up of clusters of 18650 batteries (18mm diameter, 65mm long), this is close to a thermal optimal spacing for the materials so even car batteries are often made up of AAs that are connected together in blocks.

Lots of countries don’t even make a battery of their own and are entirely dependent on imports.

It’s really not that hard to make these things, not making them as a society is sort of lazy and decadent.

OECD countries should each share their best practice and think about building their own sovereign batteries.

10 years from now, such facilities will be as strategic as an SPR (which a lot of countries also never bother with).

Well the End-of-History has ended, we should be making things and learning how to make things, especially stuff that is strategic in times of need.

Manufacturing Batteries

Did you know that most common batteries are just a roll of tape, in a standardised package?

The manufacturer is shockingly simple, the chemistry is difficult (or rather it was, no secrets these days), quality control is the main concern here.

It’s actually a lot like rolling cigarettes.

Even large battery packs are often made up of clusters of 18650 batteries (18mm diameter, 65mm long), this is close to a thermal optimal spacing for the materials so even car batteries are often made up of AAs that are connected together in blocks.

Lots of countries don’t even make a battery of their own and are entirely dependent on imports.

It’s really not that hard to make these things, not making them as a society is sort of lazy and decadent.

OECD countries should each share their best practice and think about building their own sovereign batteries.

10 years from now, such facilities will be as strategic as an SPR (which a lot of countries also never bother with).

Well the End-of-History has ended, we should be making things and learning how to make things, especially stuff that is strategic in times of need.

Giant Foundry Press

If you want to make nuclear reactor pressure vessels, wellheads, naval cannons, mega crane hooks and tackle, marine crankshafts, basically anything worthy of sci-fi cinema…

You need a foundry with a big press, so that you can forge big ingots, and work harden big forgings.

You also need an appropriately sized quench bath.

Then you need 30 years of cumulative competence with the equipment across your plant operators, your metallurgists and your quality inspectors…

Then you can make these things.

The horrible truth is that some things are so big they take 4 weeks to cool down (it’s the square-cube law), you can only make 10 per year… it takes a decade of practice to get good.

For 10 years almost everything you make will be poor, it will take 3 years of operation just to calibrate your equipment.

If you lose this stuff you never get it back, once you lose the last giant press your industrial base starts to unravel, lead times on critical components jump from 8 months to 40 months, it’s suddenly takes 5 years to repair a downed bridge, laypeople don’t understand why...

This is why.

Only 5 countries in the world can make giant ingots; China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and France… Italy and Germany the recent casualties, India probably ascend to make it 6 in a decade or so.

Giant Foundry Press

If you want to make nuclear reactor pressure vessels, wellheads, naval cannons, mega crane hooks and tackle, marine crankshafts, basically anything worthy of sci-fi cinema…

You need a foundry with a big press, so that you can forge big ingots, and work harden big forgings.

You also need an appropriately sized quench bath.

Then you need 30 years of cumulative competence with the equipment across your plant operators, your metallurgists and your quality inspectors…

Then you can make these things.

The horrible truth is that some things are so big they take 4 weeks to cool down (it’s the square-cube law), you can only make 10 per year… it takes a decade of practice to get good.

For 10 years almost everything you make will be poor, it will take 3 years of operation just to calibrate your equipment.

If you lose this stuff you never get it back, once you lose the last giant press your industrial base starts to unravel, lead times on critical components jump from 8 months to 40 months, it’s suddenly takes 5 years to repair a downed bridge, laypeople don’t understand why...

This is why.

Only 5 countries in the world can make giant ingots; China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and France… Italy and Germany the recent casualties, India probably ascend to make it 6 in a decade or so.
Basically China has tried to force the whole world out of this process by crashing prices and flooding the market with near free product.

China needed the practice.

Chinese forging quality was very poor for 20 years and then suddenly it wasn’t so bad. That’s how this works.

Russia, Japan, South Korea and France were never and will never let their steel mills run cold or their foundries run idle.

The French energy industry has enough domestic demand via EDF, and the French are, and always will be, fiercely nationalistic they are Napoleonic.

Russia has more natural energy resources than they can transport to their borders, they have no isomodal handling infrastructure they don’t even have pallets in Russia, hot work in the Russian hinterland is basically free.

Japanese steel is practically a religious enterprise, it is so tightly wound up with their Samurai traditions / cultural heritage that the last Japanese man to walk the Earth will be a blacksmith.

South Korea needs to have some babies. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

The only giant ingot forge in Europe is Framatome, they can make 1 or 2 per year.

A serious country would have the biggest press in the world, and the dozen or so guys making the dozen or so $250m RPV pieces / year would be paid $2m salaries, with the Forge Master taking home $5m

It is 2 orders of magnitude more difficult to replace a foundry metallurgist, than it is to replace a CFO.

Russia’s RITM - 200

This is a Russian civilian PWR with an integrated core, it has steam generators inside the RPV.

Fuel: HALEU (19.75%)
Refuel cycle: 6 years
Power: 175 MW.thermal / 50 MW.electrical
Design Life: 40 years

Russia is able to make compact long life civil PWRs because it has invested heavily in:

i) HALEU fuel processing (near monopoly)
ii) Giant rotary forging

These two technologies can get you to ~10 units/yr.

Why has Russia done this?
Because this machine buys Arctic dominance.

Russia operates a fleet of civil icebreakers that patrol its northern coast and keep sea lanes open as the north Russian coast is mostly supplied by sea and is also host to a number of mining provinces that export by sea.

The Arctic is the center of the map between all the major economies and world powers, we just don’t think of it that way because we are Mercator projection brained.

Software Ventures are Dead…
Long Live Hardware Companies.

So what’s the secret to building and operating a world class Deep Tech / hardware company? That’s right, proprietary software (Booo!)

• System of Record
• Document Management
• Quality Management System
• Inventory Management
• Supply Chain OS
• FactoryOS
• Product Lifecycle Management
• Enterprise Resource Planning

A veritable smorgasbord of enterprise SAAS!

But in reality if you buy this stuff in the market, because “why would you reinvent the wheel?”, then you are doomed to mediocrity and ultimately probably failure. You are stuck running the same plays as everyone else, you have no Alpha. This is OK for most companies, but you’re not a fund returner.

How can you possibly outcompete the wider world, if using all the same tools and systems as everyone else?

This is profoundly idiotic.

The world has changed, in 2026 you can build your own proprietary stack using AI, and you will be differentiated from others by definition everyone is increasingly off piste. There are mutants everywhere.

But that has some devastating consequences, firstly some people are just terrible at doing this and their proprietary tools are just bad, way below SAAS standards, secondly the upper decile are just much better, maybe 10-15x better in terms of a sustainable advantage.

As a sorting mechanism this is just much faster.

This larger execution spread will cause faster market churn in the tail, and that benefits those at the top. The power law is sharper than ever and sharpening.

What is to be done?

A great Deep Tech / hardware founding team is someone who combines 3 very rare things…

1. Have Unique (with a capital U) insight of a huge opportunity, are they 1 of n?

And no this isn’t 1 unique grand vision that a parrot can repeat (that’s not insight), this is 3D insight… uniquely broad and deep and rich insight. From start to end, from top to bottom, over full bandwidth of scope. Someone who sees farther and wider than anyone before them, and in 16K clarity.

Watch Elon do his first 2 Everyday Astronaut tours at Starbase. That is 1/n insight. Not “I believe… blah blah blah”.

When the CEO of a 3,000 person org knows the psi ranges of the last 3 generations of a specific valve, in a 3,000 part machine… that is unique insight. Not “I believe we will have a city on Mars.”

2. Do they have the technical competence to make the right strategic choices, this often means being in the weeds in some places or alternatively being stupidly lucky with cavalier uncertainty. Both work.

Again Elon gets these bets right more often than not, and that’s just via earned competence. The bets are boring because they are obvious, because there is so much clarity. Feels akin to predicting “the apple will fall to the ground”.

3. Can they architect a proprietary enterprise software stack that is upper decile across the board on every function, whilst being both robust enough to survive enemy fire and agile enough to evolve and fit your unique requirements.

This is not something you can buy over the counter, it’s not something that is possible to build outside of your building.

Why?

Across the wider economy companies ossify into their processes, and most of them ossify into the same over-the-counter tools and the same shape. This is what makes incumbents so beatable, they are giant NPCs. They all have the same buying patterns, same pattern matching.

Does Tesla run Teamcenter, Windchill or SAP?

No, they develop a proprietary PLM called “warp”… do they sell or license warp? Of course not. Does SpaceX use Warp? Yeah, they wrote it.

Obviously there are other factors, but the whole software hardware thing is much more nuanced, one could argue that a good hardware company is a software wrapper.

Amazon the other great proof of this, a logistics leviathan handling billions of physical items… it’s the software.

And I say this as very much a hardware person.
Software is just a technology for operating procedures and holding information, it’s not in of itself a product.

If you want to operate something or know something about something, then that’s best done with some software.

Software today is about as difficult as notebook doodling.

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