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May 8th, 2025Via: FUTO:
Weinstein on Trump and Disastrous Covid Shots Still Being Given to Children: “There’s No Way Forward by Reaching President Trump, He Can’t Hear It”
May 7th, 2025President Pfizer Warpspeed Pope Trump Gaza Number 1!
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Weinstein on Trump and Disastrous Covid Shots Still Being Given to Children: "There's No Way Forward by Reaching President Trump, He Can't Hear It" pic.twitter.com/UsNh22lJQa
— cryptogon (@cryptogon) May 8, 2025
Via: Tucker Carlson:
A thoroughly civil debate with Bret Weinstein over the existence of God.
(0:00) Introduction
(1:18) Debating Evolution
(10:54) Is Human Sacrifice Evidence of Something Supernatural?
(19:33) Consciousness vs. Intuition
(28:02) How Does Weinstein Explain the Creation of All… pic.twitter.com/Nr2qkhxNck— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) May 7, 2025
The High-School Juniors With $70,000-a-Year Job Offers
May 7th, 2025Besides the valuable trade related courses, schools should include entrepreneurial courses as well, at least as an option.
I’ve been looking at other options besides pushing pixels and after watching only one Youtube video about starting a business, it began recommending countless other videos along those lines.
One of the most interesting videos I’ve watched was about a guy who created a dog poo cleanup empire:
Even if you have no interest in dealing with dog poo, that video goes into a lot of fascinating details about how the business operates, information systems, how they get customers, profit margin, etc. which could apply to many other types of businesses.
Also, I thought it was hilarious that the guy scoops the dog poop wearing a Rolex Batman (GMT-Master II) worth about $15,000.
Via: Wall Street Journal:
Elijah Rios won’t graduate from high school until next year, but he already has a job offer—one that pays $68,000 a year.
Rios, 17 years old, is a junior taking welding classes at Father Judge, a Catholic high school in Philadelphia that works closely with companies looking for workers in the skilled trades. Employers are dealing with a shortage of such workers as baby boomers retire. They have increasingly begun courting high-school students like Rios—a hiring strategy they say is likely to become even more crucial in the coming years.
Employers ranging from the local transit system to submarine manufacturers make regular visits to Father Judge’s welding classrooms every year, bringing branded swag and pitching students on their workplaces.
“Why would we spend a record breaking $1 trillion on the military budget?”
May 6th, 2025Because war is a racket. It always has been.
We are over $36 trillion in debt.
We have a $2 trillion deficit.
We are not at war with anyone.
Why would we spend a record breaking $1 trillion on the military budget?
— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) May 7, 2025
Will Supercapacitors Come to AI’s Rescue?
May 6th, 2025Musk had to use expensive Tesla Megapacks to handle the massive power fluctuations at xAI:
AI datacenters, especially during training, bring extreme power fluctuations due to the nature of neural networks (gradient descent).
xAI has the largest AI data centers. xAI is using Tesla Megapacks to handle millisecond power fluctuations.
Supermicro provided the racks and systems for the xAI 100,000 GPU data center. They installed 64 H100 GPUs in each rack.
Elon Musk has said that they are adding 50,000 H100s and 50,000 Nvidia H200 GPUs to double the compute power of the data center.
In an interview with Lex Friedman, at 14:53, Musk said, “If you suddenly see giant shifts, 10, 20 megawatts, several times a second, this is not what electrical systems are expecting to see.”
Via: IEEE Spectrum:
Because training is orchestrated simultaneously among many thousands of GPUs in massive data centers, and with each new generation of GPU consuming an ever-increasing amount of power, each step of the computation corresponds to a massive energy spike. Now, at least three companies are coming out with a solution to smooth out the load seen by the grid—add banks of huge capacitors, known as supercapacitors, to those data centers.
“When you have all of those GPU clusters, and they’re all linked together in the same workload, they’ll turn on and turn off at the same time. That’s a fundamental shift,” says Joshua Buzzell, vice president and data center chief architect at power equipment supplier Eaton.
These coordinated spikes can strain the power grid, and the issue is promising to get worse rather than better in the near future. “The problem that we’re trying to solve for are the language models that are probably 10 to 20x maybe 100x larger” than the ones that exist today, Buzzell says.
Related: Inside the small town where Elon Musk’s supercomputers have left residents struggling to breathe
Whatever James O’Keefe Is Releasing Tomorrow, Alex Jones Is His Dead Man’s Switch
May 6th, 2025Update:
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: 'Prince Andrew Was F*ing Underage Girls' — Tape of Royal Family Advisor Exposes Prince Andrew’s Sexual Relations with Minors and Deep Ties to Jeffrey Epstein pic.twitter.com/NS517Kob18
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) May 7, 2025
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Breaking Exclusive: James O’Keefe Set To Release The Most Dangerous Story of His Career Tomorrow
Alex Jones Gives A First Look At What To Expect Tomorrow pic.twitter.com/L2sUicuhRT
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) May 7, 2025
Geoengineering Banned in Florida, New Enforcement Measures
May 6th, 2025Florida is not a testing ground for geoengineering. We already do not permit this type of activity, but we are going the next step to ensure it does not happen in this state. As soon as it reaches my desk, I will be signing the recently passed Senate Bill 56 to prohibit the… pic.twitter.com/x67fOPIEiF
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) May 6, 2025
‘Operation Sindoor’: India Launches Strikes on Pakistan
May 6th, 2025Via: AFP:
India fired missiles at Pakistani territory early Wednesday in a major escalation of tensions between the nuclear-armed rivals, as Islamabad vowed retaliation.
The Indian government said it had attacked nine sites, describing them as “precision strikes at terrorist camps” in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, days after it blamed Islamabad for a deadly attack on the Indian side of the contested region.
Pakistan’s army said three locations had been targeted, citing two in Pakistani-run Kashmir and one in Bahawalpur, a city in the country’s most populous province of Punjab, bordering India.
AFP correspondents in Pakistani-run Kashmir and Punjab heard several loud explosions.
“We will retaliate at the time of our choosing,” said Pakistani military spokesman Lieutenant-General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, calling the strikes a “heinous provocation.”
Beijing Stops Publishing “Hundreds Of Statistics” To Cover Up Economic Collapse
May 6th, 2025Via: ZeroHedge:
Regular China-watchers know very well that when it comes to local “data” reporting, China’s fabrication and goalseeking skills are second to none, and even the US Bureau of Labor Statistics is a rank amateur compared to Beijing’s National Bureau of Statistics, which tramples over actual econometric reporting with the glee of a bull in a, well, China shop. It’s why nobody actually believes any of the propaganda released by Beijing, and instead independent, private (and very expensive) third-party services for data collection and analysis are used to measure accurately the current state of China’s economy.
So imagine how bad it must be when instead of simply making stuff up, China decides that the easier approach is simply to no longer report the fake data. The best example is surely the data on Chinese youth unemployment which hit a record 22% in the summer of 2023… at which China decided to simply stop reporting it altogether.
Israel Readies Plan to Seize All of Gaza
May 5th, 2025Donald’s coming to set you free
Bringing the light for all to see
No more tunnels, no more fear
Trump Gaza is finally here
Trump Gaza shining bright
Golden future, a brand new light
Feast and dance, the deal is done
Trump Gaza, number one
Trump Gaza shining bright
Golden future, a brand new light
Feast and dance, the deal is done
Trump Gaza, number one
Via: USA Today:
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said an expanded offensive against Palestinian militant group Hamas would be “intensive” after his security cabinet approved plans that may include seizing the Gaza Strip and controlling aid.
However an Israeli defence official said the operation would not be launched before U.S. President Donald Trump concludes a visit next week to the Middle East.
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Netanyahu said in a video message on May 5 the operation would be “intensive” and would see more Palestinians in Gaza moved “for their own safety.”
