MaxPock

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by MaxPock 2y ago
The arrangement is that UKs GCHQ spies on US citizens and shares the info with CIA/NSA .
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by MaxPock 2y ago
It depends with what the risk is .Would it be whole or in part ? In an organisation,failure by an HR might present an isolated departmental risk while an AI might not be the case.
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Wasn't Schmidt serving on Apple board board too at that time?
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by MaxPock 2y ago
What I see is tech billionaires muscling out the traditional MIC for Pentagon billions.
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Pat on Twitter says that he fasts on Thursdays and prays for the company
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by MaxPock 2y ago
How about a forklift like handling ?
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by MaxPock 2y ago
I wish there's a away I could upload my screenshots then they get e-mailed at intervals
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Btw renting GPUs in Nvidia GPUs in China is cheaper than in the US
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Reminds me of some German guys who specialise in copying successful companies and have made billions in the process . https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_Internet
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Fantastic tech that Musk hates
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by MaxPock 2y ago
This is an interesting comment because Russia and China have been sending satellites for many countries over the years .Do you have an example of a Chinese company refusing to launch a payload for a foreign customer ? I'd love a link s
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by MaxPock 2y ago
You buy F-35s to protect yourself from the mafia .
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China is a 30 million a year car market and up until 2 years ago,GM used to sell more cars in China than in the US . It was an incredible cash cow .
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Isn't robot density per 10,000 workers the standard metric used by the International Federation of Robotics? https://x.com/orikron/status/1859657159338025418?t=9J4ASQP_M...
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by MaxPock 2y ago
From my visits to China, lI've come to conclude that Chinese people have more property rights than Westerners . I saw roads built around houses because villagers refused to sell. Eminent domain doesn't seem to exist there
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by MaxPock 2y ago
"convincing a substantial portion of global launch demand to use Chinese rockets seems the trickiest bit, give the CCP's relationship with the rule of law." Expound more on this please assuming I'm a potential Brazilian
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by MaxPock 2y ago
I have a feeling that if Democrats win in 2028 , they'll come hard after Musk and his businesses especially X.
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Russia's Australia where convicts died of frostbites and bear attacks instead of dehydration and snake bites down under
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by MaxPock 2y ago
My favourite What were your first impressions of the Beatles? That they were the worst musicians in the world. They were no-playing motherfuckers. Paul was the worst bass player I ever heard. And Ringo? Don’t even talk about it. I remember
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by MaxPock 2y ago
I've seen those deals in Italy where they give you a free house in village .The catch though is that you'll end up spending thousands of Euros on repair to bring it upto standard.
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by MaxPock 2y ago
The collapse of the Soviet Union started the moment Stalin got rid of Lenin's New Economic Policy. By the time they realized the rot,it was too late and the Soviet Union could not be saved . Had the leaders reintroduced NEP after Stali
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Discovered Vs invented
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Was it profitable?
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This is not about onshoring but finding new customers.
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Again ,the billions of mobile phones in the world would be running on Intel processors if they played their card well .
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Neither does capitalism
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How much steel and electricity does California produce ?
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Niger not Nigeria
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"The Earth is littered with the ruins of empires that believed they were eternal." (Camille Paglia)
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by MaxPock 2y ago
Their follow up report recommends pursuing a peace treaty as the war is no longer served Americas interests and is actually harmful.

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