No over the whole screenshot. Open the full image, it’s a lot of text

What the hell are those faint watermark looking things on the image?

Because making sense is so 2010, grandpa

He is a member of the in-group for many. He is using the arguments that will actually make some in said in-group listen.

Bro is a cognitive dissonance junkie

Mercosur-EFTA-CA-SEA global free trade regime let’s go

Some beliefs are more antifragile than others

You can’t have a rainforest in Brazil without cutting it down either, but that doesn’t seem to stop people

I guess that’s the question that defines which side of the current divide you are on.

Hehe .ml user being defensive

I think that’s that old mobile OS. You’re probably thinking of Symbian.

Mug life 🗿

A dude I knew used to eat literally everything out of mugs. Claimed that mugs are superior to everything else. Dude had a point

Too bad russia wants to fight everyone

Qwen3-30B-A3B-2507 family is an absolute beast. The reasoning models are seriously chatty in their chain of thought, but the results speak for themselves. I’m running a Q4 on a 5090, and with a Q8 KV quant, I can run 60k token context entirely in vram, which gets me up to 200 tokens per second.

Sure, but I’d wager it goes beyond the singular manifestation of power as money. Plenty of other manifestations, and all lead to similar places.

At this point, anything remotely near bare-metal material reality triggers such a cognitive dissonance in a lot of folks, on account of all of the bs they have in their heads, that all of that bare-metal material reality is discarded as too painful.

This kind of stuff never happens overnight. It happens slowly, incrementally, and the people are never mad enough at too much sudden change to be motivated enough to do anything. People should feel good about the imposition of boundaries, and it helps that for the average user, the boundaries often result in a better user experience.

Fun speculation: we are CPUs for the information systems we inhabit, like scientific method, political ideologies, etc.

And then everybody in the office clapped.