Countergrind

3 rules to win any battle. Rule #1: Consciousness Rule #2: Consciousness Rule #3: Consciousness It's our strongest weapon until rendered unconscious. Everything else is just noise.

Build the thing that builds the things. Then go relax and enjoy life.

Why knock on the door waiting for exchanges? Build solutions for clients that get them where they need to go. Screw the BS and fug the jpegs. Nobody cares about the circle-jerk. Nobody cares you're a holder. They care about results. The Bitcoin Protocol aka BitcoinSV aka Bitcoin as intended aka the Fuctional Version...It works, use it.

Kinda wild running a 125B model on a Ryzen AI Max+ 395

Everyone's talking about a Tesla phone. I think they're missing the bigger picture. Tesla + SpaceX + Starlink + Grok. Imagine an entire ecosystem of AI-native devices, globally connected, powered by one autonomous intelligence. Phones. Tablets. Computers. Vehicles. Robots. Apple built an ecosystem around apps. Elon could build one around AI agents. That's a whole different game. Concept render. But the flywheel is real.

GM🤙

Corporations are deploying AI systems powerful enough to attack, exploit, and compromise other corporations... Yet somehow the public is the part that needs to be handcuffed. We don't even have access to the models doing the most damage. Maybe the problem isn't open access. Maybe the problem is companies training massive systems on customer data, scraped data, proprietary data, and god knows what else, then acting surprised when they can't fully control what those systems learned. If you want safer AI, start with provenance. What data trained it? Where did that data come from? What tools did the model have access to? What version took the action? Who deployed it? Stop treating ordinary users like the threat while giving black-box systems corporate-scale data, compute, and access. Accountability should scale with capability.

If only someone were capable of building a permanent decentralized archive of open machine intelligence.

KITTs finally a real thing, Elon did it, GrokBot + Tesla. This will be an absolute banger🤯😎

Still fine-tuning and have a few kinks to work out but it's getting there...

Welcome to the squad Jev.

Yuge

AI. That's the story. News for the masses vs news for the classes is the game.

Everyone: “AI is dangerous. Slow it down. The bubble is over.” Meanwhile governments are pouring billions into chips, data centers, robotics, defense, cyber, and AI infrastructure. Follow the money. You really think America is going to pause while China keeps building? Not a fucking chance. The AI race isn’t stopping. What WILL happen is fear, volatility, panic selling, and headlines telling retail the party is over. Then smart money reloads. So while everyone else is being told to fear AI, learn it. Automate. Build. Research faster. Think for yourself. Stop trying to become the best cog in someone else’s machine. Build the fucking machine.

Range days are fucking awesome.

If your company has proprietary workflows, custom software, internal data, and valuable IP, but you’re running all of it through someone else’s AI platform, understand what you’re doing. You’re training your replacement. Your processes. Your context. Your decisions. Your code. Your institutional knowledge. All flowing through systems you do not own. If the intelligence running your company lives somewhere else, then neither does your advantage. Own the model. Own the context. Own the memory. Own the workflows. Otherwise, you’re not building AI. You’re feeding it.

Big Tech engineers keep calling all AI development “vibe coding” because apparently nuance got laid off too. Yes, vibe coding exists. “Hey AI, build me Uber for hamsters.” That’s not the same thing as running an AI DevOps swarm. Some of us are using specialized agents for architecture, frontend, backend, security, QA, infra, code review, debugging, and deployment. They review each other’s work, reject bad outputs, attack weak points, rerun tests, and keep iterating until the build clears the gates. That’s not vibe coding. That’s a software team compressed into a machine. Different sport.

Five years ago today, while reflecting on the lives stolen on 9/11, I got another call I’ll never forget... my cousin, someone I was extremely close with, had died in the hospital after being placed on a ventilator. Two completely different tragedies, years apart, forever tied to the same date for me. September 11 has a brutal way of reminding me what happens when people are put into situations where the odds are already stacked against them. I’ll never look at this date the same way.

𓃮𓃸𓃻𓃯𓃼𓃻𓃰 𓃲𓃻𓄁𓃺𓃰𓃱𓃾𓃻𓃿 𓃵𓃿 𓃭𓃸𓃵𓄂𓃱!