james

@james

man transitioning into an island for an incredible reason he/him

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james@james· 1d

www.sec.gov/Archives/edg...

Compute Services Agreements with Third Parties
We believe our compute infrastructure and related strategy provides us with substantial flexibility in how we allocate and monetize capacity. We have the ability to use compute resources to support our proprietary Al applications (such as Grok 5, which is currently being trained at COLOSSUS II, while also providing access to select compute capacity to third-party customers. For example, in May 2026, we entered into Cloud Services Agreements with Anthropic PBC ("Anthropic"), an Al research and development public benefit corporation, with respect to access to compute capacity across COLOSSUS and COLOSSUS II. Pursuant to these agreements, the customer has agreed to pay us $1.25 billion per month through May 2029, with capacity ramping in May and June 2026 at a reduced fee. The agreements may be terminated by either party upon 90 days' notice. The customer will retain ownership and intellectual property rights in its content, Al models, and related data. This structure allows us to monetize unused compute capacity in our infrastructure, while still permitting reallocation of the capacity for our own internal initiatives if needed in the future. We have sufficient capacity to provide compute for our own Al models, including support of our training and inference demands, and to satisfy the obligations under these agreements. We expect to enter into additional similar services contracts. We believe this opportunity highlights the increasing importance of large-scale, frontier-level Al infrastructure and positions us as a differentiated provider of high-performance compute capacity to both internal and third-party Al workloads. We believe our dual monetization strategy provides multiple pathways to generate returns on invested capital.

james@james· 1d

This is supposed to be for like, “nukes are coming, gl hf” not “don’t use bbqs in this country wide drought that we’re ignoring and doing fuck all about. did u know that if you see flames u should call fire brigade ”

Severe Alert
Issued by the UK Government
now
There is a very high risk of wildfires nationally. Residents, landowners and visitors should not undertake any activity that could start a fire, including disposable barbecues, firepits, garden incinerators or fireworks. Even a small flame can rapidly develop into a major wildfire placing lives, homes, businesses and emergency responders at risk.
Follow official updates and report signs of fire immediately by calling 999. Search gov.uk/alerts for more information.

james@james· 2d

gather round children whilst I tell you the story of a wonderful element we used to have called “water”

james@james· 2d

“we’re making improvements”

james@james· 3d

post a meme made by you (hand drawn)

digital drawing. “you wouldn’t download a car” in stark white capital letters. on a grey background that looks like someone covered a blank piece of paper in pencil graphite where you can see white peeping through due to insufficient coverage

james@james· 3d

thanks all

james@james· 3d

I love Earth

• Fanny Hertz (1830-1908), British educationalist and feminist

james@james· 3d

I think it took on the vulgarity in the 1800s but still… poor Fanny Blood.

• Fanny Blood (1758-1785), English illustrator and educator and longtime friend of Mary
Wollstonecraft

james@james· 3d

i feel like this quiz was asking me if I have adhd and then it told me yes I have adhd and i already knew I have adhd undertale.jadenthejaded.uk

MY SOUL: KINDNESS (GREEN)
"No matter how many times I got hurt, I never let that make me cruel."

KINDNESS 84%
DETERMINATION 69%
INTEGRITY 65%
JUSTICE 64%
BRAVERY 59%
PATIENCE 34%
PERSEVERANCE 30%

james@james· 3d

“can we go see the eclipse?” “we have eclipse at home” the eclipse at home:

In the center of a dark background is a bright thin circular yellowish light with a dark spherical convex shadow in the middle. you know, like an eclipse.

A photo of my hand entering the left of the screen with a can of Pringles Sour Cream and Onion flavour and a white Tupperware lid, held against a light wood panelled floor.

I kept the lid on the floor, stood the can on top of it and gently raised it from the floor to let the tiniest bit of light in as my phone took a photo looking down into the tube.

james@james· 4d

“Friends" is a beloved American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, following six young adults—Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe—living in New York City. The show explores their friendships, romances, careers, and personal growth over ten seasons.

A photo of the main cast from Only Fools and Horses, a British comedy from that ran from 1981 to 1996. Trotter, Del Boy, Marlene, Grandad, Boycie and Rodney are taking a group photo in the pub.

james@james· 5d

Though it did end like this, which makes me wonder if it is a joke. But it’s very hard to tell. I’ll see if I can find any response from the company or Simon himself saying “I made it up, this was a joke” and if so, delete and let people know.

We do a lot more local history tracking of individuals now.
Yeah, you have someone's job who's basically the Dobby Finder.
The Dobby Finder, yeah.
It's a new role. It reads all the local law of a particular place. I guess, generally speaking about local challenges, getting planning, things like that, engaging with local government, are there other challenges that you find come up quite frequently with interconnectors?

james@james· 5d

I did do my own quick verification and I found the podcast this was reported on and it doesn’t seem like a joke at all based on the transcripts.

Can We Connect the World's Electrici...
August 5 • 52 min
Dobby's Grave Incident
And you're talking about landfall of interconnectors. There's a story which I just have to ask you about. So part of the backstory behind having you on the podcast, I mean, had already had you on my list and we've met before when I was working in government.
But somebody told me that Simon has possibly the best energy story that anybody has, which is about the challenges of making landfall for an interconnector. So I wonder if you could tell us about one of the unique challenges that you've had. Yeah.

Each project has its own challenges and they're all challenging, but some of them can be actually almost sort of mythical.
And on this particular case, on Greenlink, which is another interconnector from Pembroke going across to Wexford, just north of Cork, we made landfall at Freshwater West, which is a beautiful beach on the
Pembrokeshire coast. And once we'd agreed with all the authorities, with all the landowners and the people who own the beach, the local residents, how we'd make landfall.
I remember BBC Wales said, could you come down and just do a quick thing?
And so we stood on the beach and I explained that, you know, here's the sea, the cable's all underground. It goes up through this HDD, up into the dunes and then right at the top of the dune there, it then exits and then goes into the roads and off we go.
And I explained it in great graphic detail.
We did the shot. We finished.

Can We Connect the World's Electrici...
August 5 • 52 min
And I explained it in great graphic detail.
We did the shot. We finished.
I went back to London and they then shared it I guess a couple of weeks later.
And we got hundreds of calls. I mean hundreds of calls.
And so my colleague Tom, who works in all the permitting, said, Simon, we're going to have to respond to these calls.
And I said, well, Tom, I'm super busy.
And he goes, no, no, we really have to respond to this.
I said, well, Tom, what are they on about? And they said, well, look, apparently, we're going to go straight through Dobby's grave. I said, Dobby?
Who's Dobby? And they said, Dobby! I said, Dobby?
I don't know Dobby. And he said, well, Dobby in Harry Potter, you pointed out very clearly where his grave was and that the cable's going to go directly through it. And I said, well, he's a fictitious character

Can We Connect the World's Electrici...
August 5 • 52 min
I don't know Dobby. And he said, well, Dobby in Harry Potter, you pointed out very clearly where his grave was and that the cable's going to go directly through it. And I said, well, he's a fictitious character in a fictitious book.
The whole thing's fictitious. What are you talking about? No, he said, it's very, very serious.
And it was serious. It was serious. And so we got back with the planners and we discussed exactly how to reroute the cable so we wouldn't go anyway into Dobby's grave.
Actually, we weren't quite close to some real Bronze Age remains. But we avoided Dobby's grave. A lot of people were very happy about that.
And the project's now going and Dobby's happy.
Wow, so Harry Potter almost sunk a multi-million pound interconnector project.

james@james· 5d

Also I’m just not built for this shit because in what world is he more popular than she is?

Your hidden gem - you were more into this person than most people were:

There is a picture of a middle aged light brown skinned woman with dark long wavy hair, thick dark eyebrows and a nice smile.

Your unpopular opinion - most people liked this person more than you did:

There is a picture of a white man with coifed brown hair, moustache and beard. A slightly sultry look. He is what I understand would be quite a catch for many people.

james@james· 9d

i can’t even be mad honestly

Text from the gas safety check man: Sorry, didn't book it in on my diary. Can we rebook? Are you around tomorrow morning?
Delivered

james@james· 9d

James Claims updated his profile picture Aug 6, 2026 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | ↪️ Share

Selfie. I'm a white trans guy with short shaven brown hair underneath a backwards black baseball cap. Blue and green eyes, A light and ever growing brown moustache (thanks, testosterone) and a black septum ring piercing. Wearing a black tshirt.

Slightly squinty lopsided smile, indoors against a white wall background

james@james· May 28

I said that incel was stolen by losers, the losers I was referring to are those we know as incels today. I was acknowledging that it wasn’t “society” who gave them the name.

And incel may have been stolen by a group of fucking losers but it's a very well known word now, often misused and watered down, we adopted it into our vocabulary.

james@james· May 25

Here’s a photo for you to enjoy of a Coot foot I took a couple years ago tho, quack-quack-adjacent :)

james@james· May 24

okay the show has largely remained an amusing and fun watch rather than side-splittingly hilarious but I did just piss myself at this sacred unriffable geometry

Cropped picture of Episode 5 of Widows Bay on my TV. One caucasian hand has passed a sketch to another Caucasian hand and it’s a terribly drawn outline of somebody else’s hand.

james@james· May 19

Oh that’s nice, what does the T stand for again? Rights for T sounds nice, T is even one of the consonants in Rights! And the British like T! 🫖

London is set to become the global stage for progress on LGBT+ rights, with the UK announced as next host of the European International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT+)
Forum in 2027.
• Lord Collins of Highbury, government spokesperson for equalities, is in Copenhagen for this year's forum and is scheduled to formally accept the UK as next year's host nation.
• The UK announces a funding package of £21 million to advance global LGBT+ rights through civil society partnerships.

james@james· May 19

9 months on testosterone voice reveal I guess, first time I haven’t hated listening to my recorded voice lmao

james@james· May 16

oh dear, i have finally entered my fifth level of posters madness

james@james· May 15

Source is a Reddit post so I don’t claim it as fact of course

Reddit post

jacor04 • 1m ago
To quote a friend who was great friends with her who wanted this shared.
"If I had to describe her in one word it would be kind. So so kind. It wasn't possible to dislike her. She was good at just about everything and had no ego to show for it. She was confident in herself, but in a way that showed pride for herself and hope for others. She wanted to be a weather reporter. She loved Pokemon. She loved pretty outfits and big skirts and blue jeans. If you knew her, you couldn't hate her if you tried. I imagine if that man had talked to her, she would have had a conversation about who knows what and laughed and smiled as she always did. Maybe he would have left happy with some new insight on life instead of covered in blood. Her dead name is out there, I was unlucky enough to see it. If you do, try to forget it. Her name was
Juniper"
"She had the most lovely voice. She did opera regularly and found time for all her passions. She could make a good time out of nothing, even if we just went grocery store she would make it fun. Really really great laugh.
She was a beautiful amazing soul. It all sounds really cliche"
"There is something you can do. She loved Pokemon. She named herself after a character. I'm going to be leaving a Pokemon stuffed animal at her memorial. If you could just encourage others to do the same. Or to donate Pokemon stuffed animals to shelters and such"

james@james· May 15

pink

A pixel art piece. A large white castle with turrets that have blue conical robes sits on a floating island. The island is floating in a sky filled with various shades of pink with three solitary white fluffy clouds.

A digital illustration. A purple potato McDonald’s-esque fries box holding straight thin yellow fries has a cute smiley face on the front, and his floating in front of a pink background.

A digital illustration. A realistic looking bagel covered in sesame seeds faces top-side forward toward the viewer. It’s a dark picture, the bagel is in front of a dark black background and the whole painting suggests it’s floating in dark space. It’s lit by a soft dim pinkish light that diffuses across the front and has harsh highlights off stage bright bright light. In the middle I have handwritten the phrase “sucked into a barge” in the bagel hole.

james@james· May 14

i know socialization is fake because it’s got the red squigglies

a screenshot of me writing this post, where the word “socialization” is underlined with red to indicate it’s not the correct spelling. because I do not spell words with Z’s.

james@james· May 11

and lesbians and Black people easier at this point to just say she hates everyone. I’ve had her blocked for ages, vile and upsetting rhetoric

malumhikari.bsky.social
Trans men use their blackness as a shield

malumhikari.bsky.social
Lesbians don't date bi women, don't date trans women but will suck the enlarged and smelly clit of a bearded trans men. AFABS loving AFABs

james@james· May 10

flexing my left arm, in a black tack top. visible hairy armpit.

james@james· May 8

i never know what to do with my arms, but here i took a rare photo for you after my work out

Flexing my left bicep. There is some visible muscle. Hairy armpit. Tattoo barely visible on inner forearm, watch strap. Arm is pointing straight upwards because I don’t know how to pose.

james@james· May 8

There’s of course a lot of “skill issue” or tips to improve this process but let’s be frank, many or even most are or will experience this. More and more are being forced to in the face of “do this or lose your job”.

Reddit post from the ClaudeAI subreddit
1.4k upvotes, 348 comments, 3 clapping hand awards

Title: the part nobody warns you about

Body:

I build a thing in 3 days. Feels incredible. Commits flying, skipped lunch on purpose, thought I would be done in no time.
That was two weeks ago. I'm still debugging.
What kills me isn't that it's hard. It's not hard. That's the worst part. It would almost be better if it was hard. It's just slow. You tap the same button 40 times. You wait for the build. You watch the same spinner. It changed one variable and you tap the button again. By hour three you forget what you were testing for. I ate cereal for dinner twice this week and I'm a grown man.
Every file I open, past me sits there grinning at me. Why did it write this. Why is this one function 800 lines. Why are there two variables called state and one of them goes null on Tuesdays and you didn't write that down anywhere. Why did it name a function handleStuff.
What is wrong with it. I certainly didn't approve any of this. It feels like inheriting a house from a relative who hated me.
And I know I'm doing it again right now. Somewhere in the last three days an agent made a decision that future me will stare at on a Thursday night and say "you absolute clown." Can't tell which one. Probably the one I'm proudest of.
I don't really have a point. I think I just wanted to say it out loud. Everyone romanticizes the building part.
Nobody tells you the rest. The rest is sitting in a chair on a Thursday night, debugging functions for the fourth time, while the world outside goes on without you.
Does it get better, or do you just get quieter about it.

james@james· Apr 12

bro straight up murdered his post