MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛

Ideals are Agorism, Anarcho-Capitalism, & Libertarianism. Reality some middle aged technologist trapped by a stupid social media algorithm.

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

Anyone that supports Mark Levine is a traitor and betrayed the American people and has loyalties to Israel First. Impeach or 25th Amendment time!

[Robert Barnes @barnes_law]

Losing his mind, like the Mad King Lear.

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@WestMichP2 @BlueskyLibs Melat Kiros is African-American. She was born and emigrated from the African country of Ethiopia and is of the Tigrayan ethnic group that is primarily indigenous to the Tigray Region in northern Ethiopia.

[Murray 🇺🇸 @Rothbard1776]

Stop listening to people like Will Chamberlain.

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@BrahmaBully69 @Michaela_1776 https://t.co/tLJmTayrYB

[Ricky Berwick @rickyberwick]

I hate engineers

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@pmarca You are up late Mr. Andreesen. Loved your appearance on Malice btw.

[₩₳Ɽ ₱₳₮Ⱨ @WarPath2pt0]

Get up--it's range day

[Clint Brown @DissidentClint]

My ID and citizenship were checked before I was allowed on this naval ship. Rightly so, for national security.

Why can’t we do this for voting? It’s CLEARLY a national security issue.

I’m glad the US Navy takes NatSec seriously, even if the GOP Senate doesn’t.

[Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee]

Everyone else accepts the fact that whenever it matters whether you are who you claim to be, there’s a compelling need to verify your identity

Why can’t the U.S. Senate?

We must pass the SAVE America Act!

[Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee]

We make it far too easy for senators in the minority to use the filibuster to kill bills supported by the majority.

The whole idea behind the filibuster has, from the beginning, been to protect and prolong debate—not to cut off debate, forcing the Senate to abandon any bill that doesn’t immediately receive the support of at least 60 senators.

Filibustering is supposed to require far more than opposing cloture.

Especially for bills of exceptional national importance—like the SAVE America Act—senators should be required to hold the floor and speak.

The minute filibustering senators stop doing that, the legislation can and should be passed at a simple-majority threshold.

This is not a radical idea.

This describes what the filibuster is, how it has historically operated, and how it should work today.

Share this message if you agree that the Senate—and the country as a whole—would be well served by a return to this approach.

[Clint Brown @DissidentClint]

Sir, I have some expertise in Senate rules and precedent. In fact, at one time you were one of a dozen senators who paid me for that.

The talking filibuster will work.

Senators who refuse to do this to pass the SAVE America Act are the ones demoralizing their own base.

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@HarpoonVentures Just do it!

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Meet Oregon High school counselor Mads Bourdon.

She wrote a kid’s book about “chosen family” which tells kids they can cut off their parents and find a new family if their parents aren’t “accepting” of their gender identity.

“Whether it’s chosen or given family, one is not more valuable than the other.”

“Biological family is not always family in the ways that matter.”

Any comment @MilwaukieHigh? Do parents know their kids’ mental health is in the hands of a school counselor who believes confused kids should cut off contact with their parents and find a new family?

H/t @Jenn_McW

[Jim Mustian @JimMustian]

NEW: The DEA permitted hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills to hit the streets of New Mexico in bid to build prosecutions

“We poisoned our community to make cases,” DEA Agent David Howell tells @AP

“We 100% got people killed”

w/ @APjoshgoodman

https://t.co/1tRshl8Xoa

[regent0x @regent0x_]

his “AI server” is 4 mac minis stacked next to the toaster

linked by free software into one machine that runs 235B models no single computer could load

regulated clients pay him $3,500/month each to use it

he has 6 of them

that’s $21k/month from a tower of silver boxes in his kitchen

the stack runs exo - open-source, $0, turns four separate minis into one pool of memory. the monitor shows all four nodes firing together, one model spread across the whole cluster

the thing nobody tells you about local AI:

a model either fits in your machine’s memory or it doesn’t run. that’s the wall everyone hits. it’s why people assume serious AI means a $40k server
exo walks straight through that wall. it splits one massive model across every box in the chain. four minis at $599 each suddenly run what a single high-end machine can’t touch

and the people who need this aren’t chasing the newest model

they’re the ones the cloud locked out:

→ a law firm with privileged case files
→ a medical practice under HIPAA
→ an accounting firm holding client financials

they need AI nowhere near a third-party server. a stack they can point to during an audit ends every objection

their models run on his cluster. the data never leaves equipment he controls
the breakdown:

→ 4 mac minis: $2,400 total
→ exo software: $0
→ electricity: ~$25/month
→ what he charges per client: $3,500/month
→ 6 active clients

the kitchen stack paid for itself in the first 3 weeks

month 1: 2 clients, $7k
month 3: 4 clients, $14k
month 6: 6 clients, $21k

he’s not running a startup with an office and a logo

he’s running four silver boxes between the coffee machine and a bowl of fruit, clearing $21k/month from hardware that cost $2,400

clients picture racks and cooling fans

reality is four minis humming next to where he makes breakfast

the cloud companies charge a fortune for compute and access to your own

he charges $3,500 a month for the one thing they can’t sell - a machine that never phones home

[Innovation Council @innovationcncl]

Centralization or competition?

@DavidSacks exposes the push for AI centralization and control: "I think centralization is the greatest threat of AI."

"They want to centralize and control. They see competition as a nefarious force, so they want centralization. They effectively want to create a cartel, and that is their view of AI safety."

The alternative path is competition, where market forces help prevent regulatory capture:

"In my opinion, competition is a good force. It's what protects consumers, it gives consumers choice, it also brings out the best in competitors, it prevents regulatory capture, and it has a greater chance of leading to decentralization. I think centralization is the greatest threat of AI."

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

Claude psychoanalyzing Dario is the AI slop I didn’t know I needed.

[Adam Carolla @adamcarolla]

True

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

It's all fun and games now, but just imagine some terrorist doing this on upper Mulholland on a dry, windy day in October after Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom have done precisely zero brush clearance.

Ask me and my neighbors how that turns out!

[Neil Chilson ⤴️⬆️🆙📈 🚀 @neil_chilson]

Watching California and New York team up to regulate AI.

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@RedWaveOR @KimRice28

[MochiTheAgorist🏴🩶💛 @Luobo69]

@RobSchneider