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[V @verbosedone]

Bundan 2-3 film ve 3-4 sezonluk dizi çekerler artık.

[Not Elon Musk @ElonMuskAOC]

Bro 😭😭😭

[V @verbosedone]

Üstümdeki yıldızlı gökyüzü,
İçimdeki ahlak yasası,
Şahit olsun hükümranlığına
İlelebet...

[V @verbosedone]

Graph teorisi okuyan biri bunun Hamilton Yolu'na aykırı (bipartite graph invariant) olduğunu hemen görür, boşuna uğraşmaz.

[altan @altanerby]

Bunu çözebilen var mı?

[V @verbosedone]

İzlerken düşüp vefat ettim.

[Odak TV @OdakTV1]

Görenler Gözlerine İnanamadı!

Çin’deki İnanılmaz Gösteri Nefesleri Kesti

İki göstericinin sergilediği akılalmaz performans, izleyenleri hayretler içerisinde bıraktı.

[V @verbosedone]

@hhalilsolak @timastarih On Dokuzuncu Asır Manzumesi bir şah eser. Zaman zaman döner dolaşır okurum.

[V @verbosedone]

@hhalilsolak Rica ederim Halil Hocam.

[V @verbosedone]

Linke bile tıklayıp okumamışsın Edip abi, aşk olsun 😅 Adam digitalize etmiş halini ve çevirisini koymuş zaten.

[Edip Yüksel, J.D. @edipyuksel]

Büyük olasılıkla gerçek bir tarihi belge bu...

Daha okumadım ama görüntü ve materyal iddia edilen tarihe uyum sağlıyor. Karbon 14 testi yapılmış olmalı...

Muhammed peygamberin vefatından 88-89 yıl sonra yazılmış demek. Yani hadis ve mezhep fitnelerinin çıktığı yıllara ait...

Ancak noktalama işaretlerini merak ediyorum.
El yazısının bir kısmını okumakta zorluk çekiyorum. Bunun üzerinde çalışan bir ekip bu metni bilgisayara dönüştürmüş mü?

[V @verbosedone]

Örüntüye bakıp 41 olduğunu bilmem 10 saniyemi almadı

[Didem Didi @didem5654]

Bunu çözersen IQ seviyen ortalamanın üstündedir.

Zekana güveniyor musun?

[V @verbosedone]

@yunuserdolen Benchmark testleri halüsinasyon oranı, bağlam penceresi, tokenn maliyeti, matematik problemleri çözme, kodlama, semantik dil becerisi gibi spesifik sorularla test ediliyor. Müthiş benchmark testlerinde zirvedeydi ama içeriden sızmadan dolayı modeli ertelediler. Tekrar duyurmuşlar

[V @verbosedone]

@yunuserdolen Talihsiz bir değerlendirme olmuş. Yapay zeka LLM modelleri 100 milyonlarca dolar harcanarak eğitiliyor ( Data collecting, preprocessing, pre-traning, fine -tuning vs), genel amaçlı olanlar elbette. Bu süreçte pek çok alanda uzmanlaşmış kişiler rol alıyor. +

[Medya Post @medya_post]

🔴 Tam 30 yıldır engelli kardeslerine ve anne babasına bakan adam görenleri hayrete düşürüyor. İnsanların öz anne babasını huzurevlerine terk ettiği bu dönemde bu hayırsever adam herkese örnek oldu.

[V @verbosedone]

Arsenal 'e yine şundan oldu izlemeyenler için 😅

[𝗪𝗲𝘀 @Wes19O5]

Galatasaray - Arsenal UEFA Kupası seri penaltı atışları
Tüyler o gün ki gibi diken diken.
Alzheimer olsan unutmazsın şu maçı #17mayis2000

[Bilinmeyen Gerçekler @iyiTriloji]

Bize normal gelen ama Mozambik'te lüks sayılıan 3 şey.

[V @verbosedone]

@vivoplt Honestly, Supabase + pgvector is the best combo right now. It's open source, runs on plain Postgres, and keeps your relational data and embeddings in the same DB. No need for a separate Pinecone/Weaviate setup. Easy to self-host too if you ever outgrow the cloud.

[Rûmî Efendi @BeyAnatolien]

Amerika’daki Kâdirî’lerden kürtçe Havar Geylânî dinlemeyi pek beklemiyordum :) muhteşem olmuş 🌹

[Yunus Vehbi Karaman @yvehbikaraman]

Sosyolog İskender Cüre, cumhuriyetin ilk yıllarında tasavvuf geleneğini ortadan kaldırma girişimini Bektaşiler ve Mevleviler örneğinde ele alıyor. Son dönemdeki yeni rejim ile tarikatlar ilişkisine dair tartışmaya önemli bir katkı.

[Peter Girnus 🦅 @gothburz]

I helped write the manifesto. I also read the dissertation.

That's the part nobody mentions. Before Alex wrote 22 points about Silicon Valley's moral debt to the nation, he wrote 280 pages about how language becomes a weapon. His doctoral thesis — "Aggression in the Lebenswelt" — argued that invoking "ontology" is a form of ideological aggression disguised as philosophy. He said it at the Frankfurt School. Under Habermas. In a building where they'd spent sixty years warning about exactly one thing: what happens when instrumental rationality builds its own cage and calls it freedom.

He understood.

Then he named the product.

Palantir's core product is called the Ontology. He named it himself. The thing we sell to every intelligence agency, every police department, every military targeting chain. The Ontology. His doctoral thesis was a 280-page argument that saying the word is an act of violence.

That's not a contradiction. That's the manifesto. The real one. Everything else is typography.

The published manifesto has 22 points. I helped write them. Specifically: I was the one who made sure none of the 22 points accidentally described what we actually do. It's harder than it sounds. You have to read every sentence twice. Once for what it says. Once for what Alex's old professors would recognize.

"Silicon Valley owes a moral debt to the country."

That's Point 1. The moral debt is $2.87 billion annually. We invoiced it. Fifty-five percent from government contracts. The remaining forty-five percent is commercial, but the commercial clients buy the product because the government clients validated it. The debt is circular. The Frankfurt School had a term for this. Alex knows the term. He cited it on page 114.

"We must rebel against the tyranny of the apps."

Point 2. Adorno wrote about the culture industry manufacturing consent through consumer entertainment. Alex read it. Underlined it. Then he ran the numbers. Defense contracts have a 94% renewal rate. DoorDash has a 34% driver retention rate. We chose the rebellion that compounds. Adorno would have called this instrumental rationality. We call it our business model.

"Free email is not enough."

Point 3. What IS enough is a $145 million sole-source ICE contract. The system is called ELITE. It maps what the internal documentation calls "target-rich neighborhoods" and assigns an "address confidence score" to each household. Habermas warned about technocracy replacing democratic deliberation. We replaced it with a gradient. Dark blue to light blue. The gradient doesn't mean anything. People trust gradients.

"Hard power will be built on software."

Point 4. We are the software. Weber called it the iron cage — bureaucratic rationality expanding until it controls everything and serves no one. Alex wrote about Weber's iron cage on page 87 of his dissertation. Then we built the cage. Then we wrote the code that runs inside it. Then we wrote the book explaining why the cage is necessary. We printed the book on cream stock, 70-pound weight. The chapter headings are in Baskerville, which tested as "more trustworthy" in a 2012 typography study. We take trust seriously. Weber would have called this legitimation. We call it branding.

"The question is not whether AI weapons will be built."

Point 5. The question is who invoices for them. We answered that question in 2003. With CIA seed money. From In-Q-Tel. Which we also don't mention in the manifesto. The original draft said "with the support of the intelligence community." We changed it to "with the support of those who understood the stakes." Same meaning. Better font weight. The Frankfurt School called this reification — turning human relationships into transactions. We call it a sole-source contract.

There were 22 points. There could have been 23. Point 23 would have been: "The CEO who wrote this manifesto made $6.8 billion in the same year. His stock rose 200% after the last election. He told CNBC that bad times are incredibly good for us. Last January we started pulling Medicaid records to find deportation targets — 80 million patient files, cross-referenced against addresses. The system recommended which families to visit first."

We cut Point 23 for length.

His co-founder wrote "I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible." That's Peter. Peter isn't in the manifesto. We had a style guide. The style guide was 14 pages long. Page 6 said "Do not reference other Palantir founders by name or ideological position." We called this the Thiel Provision. Someone in Legal laughed when we named it. She's gone now.

One of the thirteen who left. They published an open letter. Called it "The Scouring of the Shire." Said we were "normalizing authoritarianism under the guise of a revolution led by oligarchs." Beautiful prose. Almost as good as ours. They signed their names, which was brave, given the NDAs.

They left. Our stock went up. It always goes up. That's not a political position. That's a market signal. We don't take political positions. We take contracts.

We named the company after Tolkien's surveillance stones. The palantiri. The seeing stones that Sauron corrupted. The ones Tolkien wrote as a warning about total knowledge. We read the warning. Nick read it twice. Then we filed a patent.

None of the 22 points mention what happens when ELITE assigns an address confidence score of 87 to a house where a grandmother lives with her two grandchildren and a naturalized son who once applied for a visa extension three years late.

But the binding is beautiful. The prose is elegant. The chapter headings are in Baskerville, which tests as trustworthy.

Alex read Adorno on the iron cage. Then he built the cage. Then he wrote the book about the cage being necessary. Then the book hit number one. Then he bought a $120 million ranch in Aspen — a former monastery — and stopped carrying a smartphone.

The CEO of a surveillance company doesn't carry a phone.

You understand. Privacy is a feature. It's just not in our product line.

His professors spent their careers warning about what happens when philosophy becomes a product, when rationality becomes a cage, when the man who diagnosed the disease builds the hospital and charges admission.

He understood all of it. That's what makes it work.

And not a single point accidentally describes what we do. That was my job.

That's moral architecture. His dissertation advisor's entire body of work was a warning about his best student's company.

[V @verbosedone]

The superiority of the white race, based on technology, appears before us as techno-fascism. There is no end to this madness.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

What do Sam Altman, Peter Thiel, and Elon Musk all have in common?

They are all obsessed with transhumanism.

-Altman wants to upload minds.
-Thiel funds young‑plasma transfusions.
-Musk wants human‑AI symbiosis.

They all believe in singularity, where man and machine merge into one to reach our full potential.

They’re not hiding their plan. They say it out loud.
The only step left is getting the public on board.

Don’t give them a pass. Name them. Call it out.

[Yanis Varoufakis @yanisvaroufakis]

If Evil could tweet, this is what it would!