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Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
If you have an economy in which a streamer makes more off TikTok content of himself harassing a guy at work than the guy that’s being harassed makes you need to blow the entire thing up and start over
Give hard working American men their dignity back and destroy the structures that incentivize demoralizing them
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
If this isn’t poignant social commentary, I don’t know what is.
One man working hard all night, getting up at five to support 4 kids while barely able to pay his bills.
While some punk ass 20 something makes a fortune off of embarrassing others for clicks.
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
I'm increasingly convinced the now standard tech / founder riff on "my laptop is open at home with swarm of agents doing tasks in background" is primarily memetic.
Not even that they are doing the thing, or desire to do the thing, but that they desire to be perceived as someone who is doing the thing, someone using all the latest tools, someone who has ascended.
Beyond coding tasks and low yield automated cold outbound, any basic probing on why or what tasks are actually being automated tend to lead to various vague and meandering responses (with some notable exceptions). Mostly, it seems, it's narrative, and tinkering around the edges while the VC-subsidized token paradigm holds up.
Also, the timing is different.
At 1.8 ms, a satellite's delay is small in absolute terms, but it's about 270x a 2 km tower's, and it's why satellite networks need extra timing compensation.
TDD guard periods become really important.
Why does Starlink want towers?
A terrestrial tower 2 km away at 850 MHz loses about 97 dB. The satellite path is still about 49 d worse, or 10 × 10 × 10 × 10 × 2 × 2 × 2, roughly 80,000x more loss.
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
You're not supposed to afford it. It's an entire industry designed to vacuum up every last dime of boomer wealth before they slip their mortal coils. For thousands of years, you were supposed to die at home surrounded by your loved ones.
Instead the boomers destroyed a high trust society to maximize a number on a graph making it somehow make sense to liquidate your estate so a Haitian care worker can feed you seed oil slop and then smother you in your sleep after your retirement balance hits $0.
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
My emergency plan for SHTF/Societal breakdown or any natural disaster is to immediately eat the HOA president.
Hearing chatter… frontier AI broke a major cryptographic proof a few weeks ago…
Collusion underway to buy governments time.
We are going to see an influx of non-expert RF experts opining on harmonics, RSRQ, SINR, TDD and FDD.
It will be a wild ride.
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
Homes should be for families who live in them. If the tax code rewards absentee Airbnb investors over local buyers, why are we surprised young couples can’t afford a house?
Wayne Bridgeman retweeted
The most damning chart in America. The stock market and GDP mean absolutely nothing if young men can't buy a home and get married.
BREAKING: Microsoft, $MSFT, is offering buyouts to 60,000 workers as part of the company’s efforts to cut costs amid AI adoption, per Bloomberg.
Personnel on select teams in the US, Canada, India, and the UK at a vice president level and below will be eligible.
This reflects ~27% of Microsoft's total workforce.
