Rover222

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by Rover222 4mo ago
Glad to see your sentiment. I’m so tired of the reflexive self flagellation of a lot of Americans. It’s often based in ignorance.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Wouldn’t mind it myself
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Datac enters bad, big cars bad, nulcear bad (yeah those were people of the same ilk that ruined that industry). Keep it up. China will win, as we flagellate.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
NYT editors are so subtly deceptive. It's disappointing.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
You sound like a good candidate for EU citizenship.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
The solution is not to ban large vehicles. Self-driving vehicles are what will solve this problem (slowly, as the current fleet of human-driven vehicles phases out). In general, having humans drive vehicles is incredibly dangerous. Small ca
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Developers claiming their valuable data was “stolen” to train models is so dramatic.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
*jams head in sand angrily
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Well the posts here will be rational and well-informed, I'm sure. /s
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Quit posting trashing. This isn't theft.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Do you have any idea what actual authoritarianism looks like? What an insult to people who are truly suffering.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Everything is a conspiracy now. Of course this is a real deal. Compute is the most valuable resource in the world for these companies at the moment.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
It has nothing to do with Grok, at least not the current iteration. SpaceX is the only company that can concievably launch large scale orbital compute.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
You make it sound like they’ve given up on Grok, which I don’t think is accurate. I think it’s been mentioned the Grok 5 1.5T model is currently training on Colossus 2. And their recent deal with cursor is part of being able to eventually c
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by Rover222 4mo ago
California is an incredible example of how to drop the ball when running a powerful state. Texas is of course on the other end of the spectrum in terms of regulation and being business-friendly. Something more in the middle of the two is ob
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by Rover222 4mo ago
You're using the word corruption without any solid evidence. The decision for the rule change has been clearly explained.
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by Rover222 4mo ago
yeah fair. in the end, more competition is great
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by Rover222 4mo ago
Why don't you start a company that fixes problems you care about, then?
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by Rover222 4mo ago
how dare you come in with rationality in the face of ELON BAD
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Imagine thinking the rivalry is about hardware and not software... Same for IOS vs Android.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I love Werner’s rant on how dumb chickens are. Although when I owned chickens, I was surprised to find there seemed to be a lot more to them than he suggested. Still my favorite rant.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
oh please, get over it. I supported a local old lady who airbnb'd out her guest house. I shopped at the local grocery store. and I left. you would drop that buzzword 'colonial', as though Brazil isn't a former European c
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Yeah, I was just living off $1k/month in Brazil just to see if it was possible. It definitely is. And was in a beautiful, safe area.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
there are in fact plenty of ways to earn enough money to get by on a simple lifestyle
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I worked 10 years in commercial fishing before getting into tech. Although now sometimes I yearn for a solid day of physical labor out on the ocean. But yeah, grass is definitely greener on this side. I can always go shovel dirt o a saturda
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Lots of Americans are only capable of this logic for now: billionaire bad
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Oh you know, probably his clearly stated intentions of driving industry off-earth and into orbit. Is SpaceX also a vanity project? No, Musk actually wants to expand human civilization beyond one planetary sphere. Just because they're b
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by Rover222 5mo ago
You're extremely limited by the amount of mass you can even launch from a mothership aircraft. There's no future in this idea outside of small sat, and probably not even there.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Nah, failures that destroy the launch pad are just bad, any way you try to slice it.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Calling Blue Origin a vanity project is so ridiculous.

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