Alpha Liquid Terminal @AlphaSigmaFund

I hear the train a-comin… It’s rolling ‘round the bend…

BREAKING 🚨: How corrupt is the United States? The day after the Justice Department launched an investigation into Wall Street short sellers the largest document storage facility, TD Ameritrade Bartlett Warehouse, went up in flames. They hauled the evidence away ON FIRE in direct violation of OSHA safety requirements. 60 hedge funds were to undergo investigations for manipulative short selling. Authorities concluded that a “falling shelf” took out the entire building’s sprinkler system that was located on the roof. ⠀ The facility was a newer facility outfitted with state of the art fire prevention technology. ⠀ Hedge funds have been under heavy scrutiny from retail investors. ⠀ More specifically from the AMC and GME community after the ‘meme stock’ frenzy early last year, 2021 ⠀ Hedge funds have been able to suppress the share price of both these stocks through predatorial short-selling strategies. ⠀ In a Bloomberg exclusive, Gary Gensler states 90%-95% or retail market trades do not go through the lit exchange, but rather through dark pools. ⠀ This happened on February 4th 2022. Just like everything with out government absolutely NOTHING has come from the investigation. No charges. No stop to the blatant naked short selling taking place on a daily basis robbing investors. ⠀ The primary offender of naked shorting of course is Citadel, owned by Ken Griffin. Griffin is Ron DeSantis’s MEGADONOR and #WEF member.

Today, we are releasing Rampart: a 14.7MB machine learning model designed to protect citizens’ privacy by redacting personal information directly in your browser before it gets sent to any server

National Design Studio @ndstudio

2 weeks ago

A big release of something small is coming tomorrow. Live at 12:30PM EST. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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My jaw dropped listening to this “My husband worked for a very large mobile gaming company, and these are the craziest things he ever told me” He says they estimate the value of each users home by their home WiFi signal. “Let's talk about data tracking — They would estimate the value of your home, and the way they did that was by looking at your WiFi signal, and depending on how strong the signal was, they would know how far you've walked from where the router is in your house, and they could estimate the square footage of your house from that, compare that to your general location data, and guess how much your house is worth and then they would sell you coin packs based on how much money they thought you had” “They tracked the days of the month that you got your direct deposit, your paycheck, and they would send push notifications locations and targeted ads on those days to get you to buy coins” I verified all this is not only possibly, but it’s 100% happening - Mobile apps with permission can access WiFi signal strength - As you move around with your phone, the app logs how signal strength changes weaker farther from router. This can roughly estimate room sizes, floor plans and overall home footprint especially combined with GPS and location data for the neighborhood This is not what you sign up for when you download an app

"The Internet is dead." 💀 In the last episode of #SignalZero, Chris Raleigh CCO at @AlphaCompute and @shawmakesmagic reflected on how the Internet used to be, and made the claim that we can consider the modern Internet to be dead. Are they right – or is it just nostalgia speaking? Follow @GAMEEToken to catch the next episode of Signal Zero live! ⚡️

Spencer Pratt "Well, well well..I warned you last summer that Gavin Newsom and his wife were on the take", we blew the whistle on how the First Partner, Jennifer Newsom was getting FIRE AID MONEY DIVERTED INTO HER DUBIOUS NON PROFIT, TAKING FROM DONATIONS THAT PEOPLE WERE TOLD WAS MEANT FOR FIRE VICTIMS" . Then after it was uncovered, what did they do, they DELETED her NPO on the DONOR of the Recipients😯, on the fire aid website AND LIED ABOUT IT EVER EVEN HAPPEING.....

Own the model. Own the data. Own the off switch.

FORTUNE @FortuneMagazine

4 weeks ago

"We are in the early stages of an AI industrial revolution, yet nations remain dangerously dependent on a handful of big tech companies," writes @cohere CEO @aidangomez in a new commentary for Fortune. fortune.com/2026/06/17/ai-…

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Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth. odni.gov/index.php/news…

🤠 Hats off to our #CCSummit platinum sponsor AlphaCompute. The global secure AI ecosystem comes together for two transformative days on June 23-24 in San Francisco. Register: bit.ly/47hX8qK Schedule: bit.ly/4u9jS5P

Proud to back CCSummit. Secure AI starts in the silicon. Confidential compute is the floor the whole stack stands on. We put our name on this because the substrate has to be sovereign before anything running on it can be. San Francisco. June 23–24. Come find us.

The Linux Foundation @linuxfoundation

4 weeks ago

🤠 Hats off to our #CCSummit platinum sponsor AlphaCompute. The global secure AI ecosystem comes together for two transformative days on June 23-24 in San Francisco. Register: bit.ly/47hX8qK Schedule: bit.ly/4u9jS5P

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Muskonomy @muskonomy

4 weeks ago

NEWS: SpaceX will break its own news on X, not on newswires, an SEC filing shows The company named its X account @SpaceX as an official disclosure channel. Its investor page at ir.spacex.com is the other. SpaceX says it will skip wire services like Business Wire and

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Abraham Lincoln and the Rothschilds: The Real Cause of the Civil War Charles E. Coughlin (1940) One of the most controversial and difficult-to-find Civil War conspiracy pieces ever published, this short work originated as two articles printed in Social Justice in February 1940. In just a few dozen pages, Coughlin presented a dramatic alternative narrative of the Civil War, arguing that the conflict was not primarily about slavery but was driven by international financial interests seeking profit, debt, and control. President Abraham Lincoln challenged powerful banking interests when his administration issued hundreds of millions of dollars in government-backed “greenbacks” during the war rather than relying entirely on private lenders. Coughlin claimed this threatened the profits and influence of major European financiers, particularly the Rothschild family, and he cited an alleged 1863 letter warning that government-issued money could undermine the existing financial order. The pamphlet presents Lincoln’s monetary policies as the true source of conflict between the administration and international banking interests. The book goes further, connecting these financial disputes to Lincoln’s assassination. It argues that powerful forces had a motive to remove a president who demonstrated that a government could finance itself without becoming dependent on private banking interests. Later reprints expanded the narrative with discussions of John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln’s ancestry, and other controversial subjects. What makes it especially provocative is its focus on details that have fueled speculation for generations: the missing pages from Booth’s diary, the decision to try the accused conspirators before a military tribunal rather than a civilian court, the remarkable security failures that allowed Booth access to Lincoln, the disputed evidence against some defendants, and lingering questions about whether every participant in the conspiracy was ever identified. Coughlin presents these events as pieces of a larger hidden story involving finance, politics, and power. He also highlights the little-known arrival of Russian naval fleets in New York and San Francisco during the Civil War, portraying Alexander II of Russia as an ally of the Union who allegedly helped deter foreign intervention at a critical moment in the conflict. Whether viewed as a forgotten piece of political literature, a controversial monetary critique, or a classic example of twentieth century conspiracy writing, the pamphlet remains one of the most direct attempts to connect Lincoln, the Civil War, international banking, and the assassination into a single overarching narrative. Nearly a century after its publication, it continues to circulate among collectors of rare and controversial historical works, ensuring that the debate surrounding its claims has never entirely disappeared.

@twistartups @OwnYourDataNow

@Ric_RTP

Someone cloned Netflix. Then cloned Spotify. Then cloned Instagram. Then cloned Airbnb. Then cloned WhatsApp. Then cloned TikTok. Then cloned Amazon. Then put the source code for all of them on GitHub. For free. Not one app. Not ten. Over 100 open source clones of the biggest apps on Earth. With source code. With demos. With tech stacks listed. It is called Clone-Wars. 34,555 stars on GitHub. Built by an Indian-origin developer named Gourav Goyal. He started collecting open source clones of popular apps into one list in December 2020. In March 2021, it went from 0 to 4,000+ stars in 7 days. It was on GitHub Trending for 5 days straight. Someone posted it to Hacker News and it hit #1 on the front page. Here is what is inside. Netflix clones. React, TMDB API, full streaming UI. Spotify clones. Music player, playlists, search, albums. Instagram clones. Feed, stories, likes, comments, DMs. WhatsApp clones. Real-time messaging, read receipts, group chats. Airbnb clones. Search, booking, maps, payments. Amazon clones. Products, cart, checkout, Stripe payments. TikTok clones. Short video feed, upload, likes. Twitter clones. Feed, follow, tweet, retweet. Slack clones. Channels, threads, real-time chat. Trello clones. Boards, cards, drag and drop. YouTube clones. Video player, search, comments. And 90+ more. Every clone has source code, a live demo, and the tech stack listed. React, Next.js, Node, Firebase, MongoDB, GraphQL, Tailwind. Every modern stack represented. Here is why this matters. Coding bootcamps charge $10,000 to $20,000 to teach you how to build apps like these. Udemy courses charge $50 to $200 each. One app at a time. One framework at a time. This repo gives you 100+ fully built apps with source code you can read, fork, and learn from. For $0. Here is the wildest part. The best way to learn to build Netflix is to look at someone who already built Netflix. Not a tutorial that teaches you one feature at a time. A complete, working clone with every feature connected. You do not learn architecture from tutorials. You learn architecture from reading real projects. 100+ apps. 100+ demos. 100+ source codes. One repo. Bootcamp: $10,000 to $20,000. Teaches 2 to 3 projects. Udemy: $50 to $200 per course. One project each. Clone-Wars: $0. 100+ projects. Every big app cloned. 34,555 stars. AGPL-3.0 licensed. Every app you use. Cloned. Open sourced. Free to learn from. (Link in the comments)