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by Rover222 2mo ago
I've always thought it's pretty obvious how all this climate change stuff will play out: - Yeah some govts reduce carbon emissions, but others don't care (china) or can't afford to focus on that (developing economies). -
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by Rover222 2mo ago
This anti-capitalism mind virus is concerning.
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by Rover222 2mo ago
we'll see how it plays out. Tesla FSD is incredible. Robotaxis are coming, slowly for now, but then in a wave.
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by Rover222 2mo ago
I don't support Israel's terrorism, nor Hamas's. Hamas is the only group in that conflict that consistently calls for genocide. If Israel wanted to commit genocide, they certainly could.
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by Rover222 2mo ago
I meant it's cheaper when considering building an entirely new pumped storage facility, vs battery storage.
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by Rover222 2mo ago
Okay debbie downer, it's still positive news
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by Rover222 2mo ago
At least at this point solar can be driven by pure market forces, it doesn't need federal subsidies to make sense.
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by Rover222 2mo ago
Large-scale battery storage is already expanding rapidly, and is way cheaper than pumped storage.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
The fact that you think that somehow proves Tesla's FSD is dangerous is some impressive mental gymnastics.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
It's the largest psychological barrier between the IPO price and $0.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
Yeah that’s why the model Y is the best selling car in the world. Just a total piece of shit. Good thing you’re smarter than everyone and can see the scam.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
You just believe all the clickbait you read, it's pretty simple.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
SpaceX near $100/share is a great long position now, IMO.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
When in reality, most FSD tesla crashes in the headlines are when humans take over.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
Nah, you all a retardwashing in your social media bubbles
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by Rover222 3mo ago
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by Rover222 3mo ago
it's so weird and kinda disturbing how many people really believe that was a Nazi salute. It's so easy shape public opinion with media and algorithms. Same thing happening with "datacenters will destory the world because of t
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by Rover222 3mo ago
There's another Starship launch today. It'll be interesting to watch the stock price react to the failures and successes of their testing campaign.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
Calling it as rich as the best works of literature is peak programmer angst.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
Sounds like you have no artistic sensibility
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by Rover222 3mo ago
"Code is a beautiful form of creative expression, as rich as literature or music" Um no, you've gone too far.
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by Rover222 3mo ago
The Chinese are clearly great at distilling current SOTA models. And yes they are crushing on energy infra buildout, especially with American NIMBYs and general Marxist degrowth mindsets. They still don't have a clear path to create th
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by Rover222 3mo ago
Incredible display of brainwashing
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Yeah. And on the other hand, Chinese culture tends to embrace and optimize progress. I blame the French for infecting western universities with the de-growth mindset.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Incredible how the first instinct is just to complain about progress these days. The degrowth mindset is really taking hold. There is a huge amount of "space" available even in low orbital shells. Which also naturally decay.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Fair point
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Good case in point of my original comment.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
I think labeling all things right-wing as bad is part of the problem. The left goes too far, and pushes people to the right. That's why Trump got back into power.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
US EVs were "lightly" subsidized compared to what the Chinese govt has done. In the ballpark of 250 billion dollars by the Chinese vs maybe 10% of that by the US.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Article is pay-walled, but is this mostly about spectrum? The existing Iridium fleet can't even come close to competing with Starlink...

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