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901.
by 7e 4y ago
Isn’t your friend a convicted felon and all around Elon Musk ultra-stan weirdo?
902.
by 7e 4y ago
That’s a very charitable interpretation. Testing slowed because of flaws in the Raptor which required a complete redesign. We’ll see if their chaotic development process produces something safe and reliable.
903.
by 7e 4y ago
So, SF isn’t crime ridden now? Did someone not just die? Is murder only a crime when it’s a complete stranger?
904.
by 7e 4y ago
Promoting the general welfare is literally discussed in the first paragraph of the U.S. Constitution. The Bill of Rights came later.
905.
by 7e 4y ago
I’ve used Linux and Mac laptops simultaneously for the past two years. Linux has been terrible and the Mac has been a dream. The Linux desktop is a Potemkin village.
906.
by 7e 4y ago
Linux creator wants to run Linux? What a useless quote.
907.
by 7e 4y ago
Why not train 10000x faster using H100 secure enclaves with remote attestation? The FL window is closing, because it is a PITA to use and replacements are superior.
908.
by 7e 4y ago
How do women get away with these ugly sexist takes?
909.
by 7e 4y ago
Making payroll is chump change compared to the deposits SVP had. Maximum balance of ten million aught to do it.
910.
by 7e 4y ago
If capital is too risky to raise, why can’t a bank refuse deposits?
911.
by 7e 4y ago
1. Why is cash parked at the Fed not an option?
912.
by 7e 4y ago
Xonotic runs under Rosetta on macOS.
913.
by 7e 4y ago
Just like a real beachball! Classic Apple.
914.
by 7e 4y ago
It’s well known that Zuck is a first class douche.
915.
by 7e 4y ago
Of course they would. It means their investors won’t be wiped out by any runs. It’s always heads the bankers win, tails the public loses.
916.
by 7e 4y ago
Of course they would. It means their investors won’t be wiped out. It’s always heads the bankers win, tails the public loses.
917.
by 7e 4y ago
Meta revenue growth has now stalled. It's in the interest of shareholders to invest in new revenue streams, which requires people. Paring down staff is the death spiral for tech companies. Zuckerberg can try to hoard cash to acquire th
918.
by 7e 4y ago
It’s amazing that founders and employees think this startup is worth doing. Classic YC mentality.
919.
by 7e 4y ago
All they had to do was lose a lot of money. Why didn’t anyone else think of that? I see in the article that SpaceX is proudly carrying on their tradition.
920.
by 7e 4y ago
VCs are lemmings. This run is yet another example. Very few think for themselves.
921.
by 7e 4y ago
Apple’s stock is up since the author warned people from buying it, and made other predictions which didn’t really pan out.
922.
by 7e 4y ago
This article is pretty trash. Tim Cook taking a pay cut in order to balance the books? Seriously?
923.
by 7e 4y ago
If necessary, supply chain will be created in Vietnam, served by Japan, Korea and Taiwan. This article is nonsense.
924.
by 7e 4y ago
All the training data the world will ever need to bootstrap AI has already been generated. A poor take.
925.
by 7e 4y ago
For every increase in the housing stock, the population increases 10% in the medium term and more than that in the long term. It’s the same with highways and traffic.
926.
by 7e 4y ago
It’s not even a great boast. Their success is due to the Federal Reserve. Oh, sweet summer child.
927.
by 7e 4y ago
Time zones and DST are obsolete. Is a world of smart devices, we can have 2D time zones which ensure sunrise is always at 6 a.m., by adjusting the time by a few seconds every night at 3 a.m. That’s not perceptible by humans, and gets us bac
928.
by 7e 4y ago
Regulation is not to designed to prevent every failure. Banks are private, not owned by the state, as the U.S. is a capitalist system.
929.
by 7e 4y ago
If you don’t have the displays in the keys themselves, the symbols get really hard to see at the angles users typically use. I don’t typically look directly down at my keyboard as it’s not in my lap.
930.
by 7e 4y ago
I came here to drop the same comment.

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