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Usually when you’re running at a loss you generate positive externalities (I.e. old national railway and telecoms firms in the UK, for example) but these guys s
by qubex 11mo ago
Usually when you’re running at a loss you generate positive externalities (I.e. old national railway and telecoms firms in the UK, for example) but these guys seem remarkable in that they’re not even generating excess value for their customers.
- zerosizedweasle 11mo agoOnly for Sam Altman and co.
- mso3i 11mo agoIts unpredictable what will get announced tomorrow morning. They leverage that space. It's like running the Manhattan Project. But its the Private Sector which is very rare. So the known frames don't fit.
- qubex 11mo agoYou don’t “leverage a space”. What nonsense is that?