@MarioNawfal Pure bull.... I didn't get to watch 2022 matches, but in 2026, right from the first match, the referees were sweet on him... That doesn't need MIT research.. it needs open eyes... He earned it through his own actions...
@mmpadellan Respectfully disagree.We should always remember him. Use these to explain to our coming generations what happens when they don't exercise their franchise.What happens if they prioritize an evening outing over their vote .. how 74 million destroyed the life of 150 million+
That trash porntoy doesn't realize that the electorate decides who wins elections. He assumes that all elections are rigged so as soon as Mamdani supports a candidate and voila - the candidate wins ...
But you’re cool with an adjudicated rapist felon who incited a deadly attack on our Capitol in order to stay in office?
You’re cool with the guy who is using our government to enrich himself, his friends and family, while taking services and social safety nets away from the people who need it most?
You’re cool with the guy who started an illegal war that sent 15 service members home in coffins, so we could hand the world’s leading sponsor of terror hundreds of billions of dollars in reparations and the keys to the strait of Hormuz.
Pearl clutch somewhere else, Dave.
Donald Trump is criminal conman sexual abuser and an accused pedophile. He is an existential threat to our democracy, and you’re fine with it.
You’re fine with ALL of it.
Nothing else you could ever say matters, because you have zero credibility when it comes to matters of politics, policy, decency, ethics or morality.
And by the way — Donald Trump IS wiping his ass with our flag. Every single day.
And you don’t seem to be bothered by that.
@LePapillonBlu2 Actually my priority for next Congress is this. Impeach both trump and JD and remove them from office. Hakeem Jeffries becomes President and fire the entire cabinet. Senate expand the SC to 13. Imprison trump, his family. Get America back.
@PhysInHistory Clearly, compiled by Americans... Doesn't have Paul Erdös in it ... All research mathematicians measure themselves by an Erdos number - if they have published a paper with someone who has published a paper with Erdös, its 1, if with someone who has Erdös no 1, then its 2...
@veda_padma@reliancejio I have exactly that problem. Left India last month, with a jio broadband working at my very elderly Mom's place. Just not able to get those folks to get it working. Worked smoothly for many years so am loath to switch. ..
I'm not running for office. But if I were, these are some of the lessons I'd take away from what happened in NY yesterday.
1. Authenticity is measurable. Voters can smell a focus group from a mile away.
2. Endorsements from the current Democratic leadership now read like warnings. The establishment wing of the party is no longer a sword. It's a question mark.
3. Conviction beats caution. The candidates who said hard things about rent, about who pays for what, about Gaza, they won. The triangulators lost.
4. Cost of living is everything. Everything else is wallpaper.
5. The middle is not a strategy. It's an empty room. Voters reached past the establishment to grab someone who actually believes something.
6. Don't fear the base. Court it. The Democrats who ran from their own voters lost. The ones who ran toward them won.
7. If you want to lead a party you have to be willing to fight inside it. Mamdani didn't ask permission. He took the field.
The lesson under the lessons: the country is tired of being managed. People want to be led.
Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran. Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran. Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran. Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran. Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran. Trump is giving $300 billion to Iran.
@ChrisMurphyCT@joncoopertweets Sir, no need to explain. It's a capitulation - and rightly so. Can we now focus on the enemies within, and take non-bipartisan actions that uproot this for a few generations to come ? Or else we can watch the dismantling of this once great nation from a front seat...
@TheRickWilson Let's offer them the deep wisdom of the current WH resident as a permanent advisor, comes with excellent negotiation skills, and a free Boeing 747, mildly used, as a gift package?
People who made billions serving others' needs (RFP) will always take that position... The true value is created when a nation builds its own... That's how China beat the US ..
That route is arduous, and fraught with risks but eventually generates generational value.
Nilekani has argued India does not need to build frontier AI models and should let the Valley handle it.
That view got tested on Friday when the US pulled Fable 5 and Mythos 5 from every non American user within hours, The strategy works when access is permanent.
It breaks down when one export control letter can turn off your best AI tools overnight.
Nuclear comparison works in direction but breaks on difficulty, Pakistan built a bomb for about $3 billion using domestic uranium and its own physics talent.
Frontier AI needs Nvidia GPUs made at TSMC, both supply chains the US controls. You cannot go independent in AI the way countries went independent in nuclear because the basic inputs are not available at any price.
Space fits better than nuclear, Only 3countries can put humans in orbit independently and the barrier is cost, not secrecy, Same with frontier AI.
US hyperscalers will spend over $650 billion on AI this year. India entire IT sector makes around $250 billion. That spending gap alone explains why India cannot build a Fable competitor the way ISRO built a launch vehicle.
Open source AI from China and India right now is the equivalent of buying rides on someone else rocket while you build your own program.
India signed the Pax Silica declaration in February, formally joining the US led tech bloc alongside Japan, South Korea, Australia, and the UAE.
4 months later, Indian users still lost access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 because the ban hits all foreign nationals regardless of alliance status.
Being inside the bloc gives you a seat at the table for chip supply chains. It does not protect you from overnight model shutdowns. Alliance membership and frontier model access turn out to be separate commitments.
Chinese AI labs released their best models under free licenses partly because US chip controls pushed them toward open source as a workaround.
MIT research shows Chinese open source now leads US models in global downloads. On Friday when Anthropic two best models went dark for every non American user, Qwen and DeepSeek were still sitting on Hugging Face, downloadable with no permission needed.
For most of the world, Chinese open source just became the default insurance against American export controls on AI.
Trump June 2 executive order asked AI companies to voluntarily submit frontier models for government review before release.
Anthropic did not pause Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for that process, 10 days later Commerce Secretary Lutnick sent an export control letter forcing a total shutdown of both models for every user on earth.
I wrote this in the past, in Jan 2025. If you're curious, read it. Even the GOI or any nation knows this too. If I know this, I'm just a normal being. 👇
https://t.co/JjbVKnVS9l
Excellent analysis... In essence, all tech is either a platform/standard, or an end use product. The former class is based on trust - as you pointed out very adroitly - and that has been lost.
The motivation to invest into self-reliance- by China, India, EU - is quite evident.
The biggest loser from this decision may not be the rest of the world. It may be America itself.
Look at the pillars of American dominance over the last 80 years.
• The US Dollar.
• Wall Street.
• Silicon Valley.
• The Internet.
• AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft.
• Visa and Mastercard.
• GPS.
Why did the world adopt them? Not because America forced everyone.
Because people believed: “The rules are stable. If I build on this, the platform will be there tomorrow.”
Think about the Fortune 500 companies that are restructuring around AI.
Think about the Founders building the next billion dollar companies on these models.
Think about Govt’s & Institutions integrating them into their infrastructure.
If they start believing: “A product available today may disappear tomorrow because policy changed,”
They don’t stop innovating. They reduce dependence. Not because they dislike America. Because risk management demands it.