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Charlotte Fulton retweeted
The_Forty_Four
I fucking love the commentary from Guy Mowbray… “Mexico do not lose here, not in their patch, not in their temple, THEY DO TONIGHT!” 😍🦁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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C-Reason🇺🇸 retweeted
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This guy here went to Japan and shows us what it's like there. His commentary is quite amusing. 😅🤣 Everything looks so clean and organized. It used to be like that here, then the crazies took over in office. We're so lucky they are not in charge anymore!!! 🇺🇸🙌🏻💥
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Deadlock Art Brawl retweeted
Syncindash
Peak commentary from deadlock art brawl indeed lol
Watching the deadlock art brawl makes me want to play and draw! It literally has me at the edge of my seat cheering on some artists that I know!
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DariBigMo
... primarily as commentary on how bad she thought the nuke was, and cannot serve as some sort of ad to people since her react was 1) already over, 2) met the relevant pillars of fair use. There can't be intent for something she didn't do, after her reaction was already done.
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kratos_harmony
JUST IN: @SolunaHoldings already 12% 🆙 📈 🏆 @mikealfred grew his $SLNH holding ~10× (from ~100K to 1.15M shares) 🙌 📈 30x : Probability of re-rating 👀 Cc: $SPCX $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $CIFR $KEEL $HIVE $SLNH 🧠 Grok: He publicly disclosed scaling his position to 1.15 million shares on sector-wide weakness, explicitly calling it macro-driven (“not company specific”) and noting an upcoming dinner with the CEO/CFO in ~3 weeks. This shows high conviction, direct management engagement, and a willingness to buy the dip aggressively. He previously grew his SLNH holding ~10× (from ~100k to 1.15M shares). This mirrors his well-documented IREN accumulation playbook. 🧮 Comparison to $IREN (his prior big winner) Mike aggressively accumulated ~355,461 IREN shares in March/April 2023 at an average ~$2.86/share (total cost ~$1.018 million). He eventually controlled >1% of IREN equity through common stock options RSUs and served on the board. •IREN all-time high: ~$76.87 (Nov 2025) •Multiplier from his ~$2.86 average buy: ~26.9× •From his entry to current levels (~$40–43 in early July 2026): still ~15× IREN delivered explosive growth through Bitcoin mining scale expansion into AI/cloud compute (including major hyperscaler contracts like Microsoft). $SLNH has a comparable setup but is earlier-stage: ✅ Renewable-powered data centers (wind behind-the-meter power). ✅ Initial Bitcoin hosting clear pivot to AI/HPC compute. ✅ Key projects advancing: Kati 2 (100 MW AI/HPC campus in SE Texas, path to 300 MW, co-developed with Metrobloks) and Dorothy 3 (300 MW AI campus in West Texas on newly secured land, supported by recent full ownership of Dorothy 1A and the 150 MW Briscoe Wind Farm acquisition). 💡 If Soluna fully executes Kati 2 Dorothy 3 on schedule, converts capacity to AI workloads, and secures hyperscaler deals by 2027, it has a realistic path to IREN-style re-rating. 🧠 Can SLNH deliver similar ~30× growth? From current ~$1.20/share, a 30× move would target ~$36/share (market cap ~$5.7 billion at ~158 million shares outstanding). Plausible in a continued AI infrastructure bull market, especially with: ✅ Successful project execution and power/compute delivery. ✅ Major hyperscaler or AI cloud contracts (narrative tailwind similar to IREN). ✅ Sector recovery (recent weakness tied to neocloud deal caution, credit/underwriting concerns, Meta excess compute commentary, and pipeline oversupply fears — exactly the “macro, not company-specific” dynamic Mike called out). 🧠 Probability of full ~30× by end-2027: ~30% (optimistic but achievable scenario). More probable outcomes if execution succeeds: 15× upside ($18/share range) over a similar timeframe to IREN’s run. Timeline is aggressive (IREN’s big move took ~2.5 years from his buys).
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Postman retweeted
NavyLookout
Latest news commentary: 🇷🇺Russian Bear aircraft drops sonobuoys close to UK Carrier Strike Group Why Moscow risks such unsafe manoeuvres and what it signals about Russian intent in the High North. navylookout.com/russian-bear…
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TigerKelly111
Replying to @toy59496 @offtap93
Thanks for this. Curious as to your thoughts on their stated intention to reduce headcount by 2000 positions. I haven't seen much commentary on it. If they could even achieve half that, I would think it would have a significant impact on the bottom line NPAT.
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❤️🪡̶N̶̶a̶̶n̶̶a̶ ̶L̶̶i̶̶y̶̶n̶🔞 retweeted
astrusweb
Whiteboard doodles with my bf’s commentary lololol #tadc #TheAmazingDigitalCircus #toybox #ribbiondoll no idea what their ship name is all together.
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MLBClark retweeted
BelannF
IT'S A SAD COMMENTARY BUT - John Thune has proven he could not care less what "We, the People" want - My suspicion is that he has a big payoff in some way for NOT passing 'The Save American Act'. BUT - "Hope Springs Eternal" - Maybe there will be some offer from another special interest that will change his mind. Thune has proven the American people are of no 'special interest'.
🚨 SHOCKING POLL JUST DROPPED — Even CNN can’t hide it anymore! 76% of BLACK Americans DEMAND nationwide Voter ID! 85% of White voters 82% of Latino voters EVERY major group is OVERWHELMINGLY saying YES to the SAVE Act! Senator John Thune — these numbers need to get through your thick skull RIGHT NOW. America has spoken. Stop the excuses. PASS THE SAVE ACT TODAY or explain to every voter why you’re ignoring 80% of the country! This is NOT optional. 🇺🇸🔥 Tag @JohnThune @SenateGOP @GOP RETWEET if you want real election integrity!
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StevenJDuffield
This view of yakitty yak partisan pugilism is wrong and there are few if any examples of it being right in a general election. But the El-Sayed/Talarico campaigns are banking on it. (Cf. Eli Cash) <<When El-Sayed told me that Stevens "can't string two sentences together," I saw commentary about how this showed his ego/view of women etc. My sense is that he is comfortable with that kind of swagger because (1) it's who he is and (2) he thinks, and his movement thinks, that when you hand him the mic he will make converts and melt opposition.>>
Having covered this race from the get-go, I think it's pretty simple. High-info, primary-voting Dems want charismatic candidates who can speak in convincing, uncomplicated sentences. They didn't get that top of ticket in 2020 or 2024. For all the fighting about El-Sayed's resume, the thing he's spent the most time doing is: Talking. He hosted a podcast. He wrote and toured two books. He lives to hold rallies and town halls and do TV interviews. And he thinks if he's on camera or talking face to face, he can convince people. Stevens is not a talker. Never been her pitch. Her pitch is that she's an earnest, pragmatic doer who can pass bills. (This has been adulterated a bit in Trump 2 because she's introducing flashy stuff like "ICE accountability" and "impeach RFK" that goes nowhere but appears in ads.) The goal for the left in the next month is convincing Michigan Dems that the left-wing Bernie candidate is also the electable candidate - a swaggering, fast-talking counterpuncher. They like the contrast with Stevens, who doesn't put herself out in many town halls or interviews. When El-Sayed told me that Stevens "can't string two sentences together," I saw commentary about how this showed his ego/view of women etc. My sense is that he is comfortable with that kind of swagger because (1) it's who he is and (2) he thinks, and his movement thinks, that when you hand him the mic he will make converts and melt opposition. semafor.com/article/04/16/20…
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Little_Jesus147 retweeted
Footballtweet
🎙️ Guy Mowbray with some historic commentary: “Mexico do not lose here, not in their patch, not in their temple, THEY DO TONIGHT!”
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reid_pcsreid57
I checked out the link you refer to. You have an entire Charlie Freak podcast from Rumble that includes several contributors talking about the 45-minute documentary. I had not seen the podcast. Anything else posted was commentary about the documentary!
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KittyKat retweeted
JakePompeySmith
5 laps into the Grand Prix & the commentary team have told us of 2 collisions, yet the broadcast hasn’t shown us replays of any. Recurring theme this year. We’re seeing less & less of the actual action.
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delblue76 retweeted
Footballtweet
❤️🤍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Alan Shearer's impassioned summary on co-commentary after England's 3-2 win over Mexico was delivered to perfection: 🗣️ Shearer: "They have represented their country in magnificent form tonight. Every single player - the right attitude. Everything that has gone against them was thrown at them - the history of this place, the energy, the altitude. They've gone past all of that and they thoroughly deserved it because that is an incredible performance from start to finish. When they're under the cosh, the manager made the right substitutions. The subs came on, they did their job. What an incredible night - they deserve it England - they've been absolutely superb. Absolutely, absolutely outstanding for the country - down to 10 men, wow. I just thought every single one of them was superb."
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OsitaNwanevu
I really do feel like I'm losing my mind or have missed something fundamental whenever I read about AI development, and commentary that implies there's an individual brain called Claude somewhere that has or may develop something analogous to a will or desire is a major reason.
I think these kinds of analogies essentially make a category error. It's a mistake to treat an AI as some sort of persistent situated entity with goals as one would a different species. A lion is a product of Darwinian selection, an AI is not; people port all sorts of biological properties to models but rarely make good arguments for why they apply. (Hendrycks did but I did not find that paper persuasive) Imo Drexler puts it very well in Reframing Superintelligence: "Emerging AI technologies do not fit a psychomorphic frame, and are radically unlike evolved intelligent systems, yet technical analysis of prospective AI systems has routinely adopted assumptions with recognizably biological characteristics. To understand prospects for AI applications and safety, we must consider not only psychomorphic and rational-agent models, but also a wide range of intelligent systems that present strongly contrasting characteristics." This doesn't mean that agents can't be goal pursuing or very dangerous, but agency with AIs is an optional, engineered, and bounded property, not an innate drive. Analogies to chimps/humans etc are mostly rhetorical, not actually descriptive. See also: alignmentforum.org/posts/LxN…
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Nathan retweeted
HLTCO
Guy Mowbray’s commentary there: “40 years on from the Hand of God, the hands of fate have smiled this time.”
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HawkEye02723358
Replying to @SariArhoHavren
well, then ban the imports of them from China and see how that plays out I was going to say you can't possibly be this stupid, but just looking through your feed it is all Russia and China hating, and a lack of commentary about western war crimes in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, so....
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