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Dec 30, 2024 • 18 tweets • 4 min read
Since techbro work hours are on the docket, here's the trajectory of someone who started at Apple as a contractor working 100 hour weeks and ended up managing a team where making sure nothing like that ever happened to my guys was paramount. /1 Image My first five months at Apple in 2000 were as a Volt contractor. Contractors are even more disposable than H-1Bs. But at the time there was still a realistic path to full-time employment. The upside of contracting was you were hourly, not salaried. /2
Dec 29, 2024 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
Even in this post-Christian West, our notion of "gods" is entirely shaped by the Christian relationship with God.

Every non-European race has preserved their gods too, but those relationships are so wildly alien, we can't see their aftermath right before our eyes. /1 Image Even semi-accurate depictions of Greek or Roman life capture the essence of the problem. They had gods with myths, domains, and rites. But the key distinction was the utterly transactional nature of the relationship between god and supplicant. /2
Dec 27, 2024 • 26 tweets • 6 min read
Since Silicon Valley hiring has everyone’s attention, here’s the experience of someone who was a hiring manager for over a decade during Apple’s meteoric rise 20 years ago. No dirt, big reveals, or criminal conspiracies; just thousands of tech bro resumes later. /1 Everyone who worked at least ten years received one of these very heavy lucite trophies. Image is from reddit, but they're all the same. I managed the team in Software Eng. that kept 3rd party apps working when we shipped new OSes. We worked with QA, but we weren’t QA. I hired mostly new college grads who were engineers, but not to do engineering. We were debugging other people’s code, but without their code. /2
Dec 26, 2024 • 20 tweets • 4 min read
Trump's H-1B implosion is an object lesson in the sort of soft power few on the Right comprehend. Understanding our role in the incoming administration matters more than the policy fight of the week, because getting this right means shaping all future fights. /1 Here's what did NOT happen: Trump didn't bide his time until he tricked everyone until he could fill up his administration with envious, bitter brownoids, which was his real plan all along. The only sort of person with these reads is a whipped puppy with zero agency or spine. /2
Nov 7, 2024 • 22 tweets • 8 min read
This statement must be opposed by all men, Christian and pagan alike. It is a gross abuse of Scripture & reason, and is a subversive attack on the most core matter of our day. This brief 🧵is just a cursory glance at the most glaring, irredeemable errors contained therein. Image The definition & body go out of their way to avoid that Nations are quite literally races, and that the places/jurisdictions God appoints each race are downstream from that. A Nation isn't the happenstance collection of "particular" "people" (another racial term) on a grid square Image
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Sep 6, 2024 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
Will Spencer first DM'd me last December after enjoying the EO episode. We talked on and off intermittently until the beginning of May when he was getting much more into Stone Choir. He had been reading both of us on X for some time. He asked to have us as paywall guests. /1 Image I had no agenda or goal with him. We were just friends chatting. I knew he was a full-blooded jew, but from what I had seen online, he seemed a genuine Christian who had left that wickedness behind. We discussed WWII frankly (at his prompting) and were in agreement. /2 Image
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Aug 4, 2024 • 8 tweets • 7 min read
A long screenshot thread of my cross-examination of Claude to get to what I already knew I'd find when I started, but it was fun getting there.

A brief history of hebrew black magick, and other contributions to Christendom: 1/🧵


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This is occultism they picked up 2700 years ago, but its roots are much deeper than that. They simply preserved what everyone else (thankfully) lost. /2


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May 16, 2024 • 19 tweets • 4 min read
The Right is a fractured, schizophrenic, roiling mass of conflicting values & agendas. To the extent that there's any unifying cause it's probably that we've gone too far as a society, & need to roll some number of things back. The conflicts are about which ones & how far.

🧵 Within the Right, many different personalities rise to prominence as impactful "voices" for the rest. Some are fantastic at branding, some are incisive analysts, some are simply astroturfed as part of a non-obvious controlled opposition play, & some are just entertaining posters.
Jan 14, 2024 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Did you know that there's corn liquor in your gas tank because of the riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago?

The modern preëminence of the Iowa Caucuses came from the aftermath, & lead to the disasters we have today. This is how history is really made… 🧵1 Image Held from August 26-29, 1968, the Chicago DNC convention occurred only months after both MLK and JFK were assassinated. The country had been rocked by race riots and antiwar protests. Things seemed much closer to the cusp of implosion than even today. 🧵2 Image
Jan 5, 2024 • 14 tweets • 9 min read
Yesterday, I asked Grok a number of questions related to my account, centered around posts that could be a problem. Even when it gave evasive answers, it still listed beneath half a dozen or more of my own posts that clearly related to my query. So I deleted them all.

These charts show the change for my account in the subsequent 24 hour period. My posts' reach today was 3x my average, and by far the biggest day I've had in nearly six months, despite having twice as many followers as I did then.

In this thread, I'll share some of the responses it gave that outline things which are clearly impacting everyone. The change was instant as soon as I began deleting old posts that no on will ever even see again anyway.

The data will appear almost entirely in screenshots because one of the things that is affected is any discussion of this very subject.

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I first asked for specifics. All of these are undoubtedly correct for my specific account. I then asked follow-up questions to get some more details. The list it mentions isn't complete, and we all know the name of one particular one that rhymes with rub black. /2

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Jul 19, 2023 • 37 tweets • 11 min read
Have you ever heard someone refer to God as "Yahweh"? That's just the English for His revealed name in the OT, right? That must mean it's the ancient Christian practice!

In Stone Choir spirit (link in bio), let's look at the genealogy of this one, because it is wild. 1🧵 N.b. this thread is *not* about "the secret name of God," or YHWH, or Jehovah, or vowel pointing, or any other such debate. It is solely focused how & when the six letters "Yahweh" came into common use in English.

* denotes url links at the end since twitter suppresses them. 2🧵
Jan 26, 2023 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
🧵This rambling, incoherent essay is a master class in precisely why the boomers must all be removed and silenced.

Sound harsh? Let's take a look at just how bad this guy's grasp of the situation is.
/1 "I have no idea what's going on, and let me tell you why one side is wrong."

Calling a groundswell of righteous outrage that began exclusively with laymen and rapidly spread throughout the remnant of faithful pastors is hardly a "bonfired of the vanities." Utter slander.
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