Rover222

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by Rover222 5mo ago
I'm allegedly a fullstack dev, often working on fullstack features, but I haven't had to think deeply about much on the frontend all year. 90% of my thought/work goes into backend work. The AIs just handle the FE stuff easily
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by Rover222 5mo ago
blowing up on the pad is a whole different level of disaster (which yeah spacex has done a couple times)
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by Rover222 5mo ago
SpaceX has had several unplanned explosions on the launchpad.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Please look at total mass launched to space by SpaceX vs the rest of the world combined. They are the most incumbent launcher in history. Unless you're talking about moon landers specifically. Anyway, competition is good and this is a
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by Rover222 5mo ago
the video is available, it's a large explosion, but nowhere near a trinity mushroom cloud
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Keep drinking the kool aid
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Hard to argue with that
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by Rover222 5mo ago
It's a classic paranoid conspiracy theory, IMO
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by Rover222 5mo ago
He talked with the Anthropic team, and his concerns lessened. It's actually a good thing to be able to change one's mind.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
The datacenter advantage, obviously
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by Rover222 5mo ago
The entire Starship program has *only cost 15 billion so far. Anthropic using their spare Colossus 1 and 2 capacity will help a lot with this money hole.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
You should also really look up a video about what neural synapses really are.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Seems like a very tin-foil-hat-take to me
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Anthropic will be scaling up on GB200 capacity in SpaceX Colossus 2(twitter.com)
5 points by Rover222 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Recycling has largely been a virtue signal act for decades. Not saying people do it only to virtue signal, they just don't realize the net positive effect is very, very low. Driving an electric vehicle (instead of ICE), on the other ha
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I mean just because OP wanted to "ignore" that he was at Tesla for 5 years, he was... still at Tesla for 5 years.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I think it happens on both ends of the spectrum, the folks you described, and also the ones with a good reputation and network who get recruited into new opportunities.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
5 years at Tesla is an eternity in the tech world. And 2 years is probably pretty average for the whole tech industry.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I JUST got a notification from Google Home that Gemini is now available for Hey Google stuff. Finally.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Yeah, it's a cool idea, but just can't compete economically with normal solar panels.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
"also in the Nevada desert" - huh? The first test was in NM. Probably irrelevant to your point, but...
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by Rover222 5mo ago
bla bla bla you don't have to choose between doing interesting stuff and fixing all problems.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I actually looks like the vertical stabilizer of the lower plane got lodged into the fuselage of the other.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Startups that don't leverage AI are just getting crushed and/or not funded.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
okay dude, or maybe you're out of the loop
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by Rover222 5mo ago
The reality is somewhere in the middle. Features are shipping 2x to 5x faster at a lot of organizations, with solid code still being produced and reviewed. Anyone trying to suggest that AI hasn't sped up quality code production is just
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by Rover222 5mo ago
I think it's free for about 2 useful requests and then you have to upgrade or wait?
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by Rover222 5mo ago
exactly
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by Rover222 5mo ago
So you love having to accept cookies. This is what the EU did to us. Unforgivable.
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by Rover222 5mo ago
Well we're certainly losing in terms of public sentiment. There's a real anti-technology mindset that has taken hold. Basically the equivalent of people protesting the electrification of the country early last century. Chinese cul

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