Rover222

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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   Readers here can't fathom that the NYT has inherent bias in a lot of its reporting
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   Elon called it when this was announced. Sam never had the money. Interesting to contrast those two characters. I think Sam is somewhat sociopathic, smooth salesman, not very technical, will say whatever needs to be said to get what he wants
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   John McAfee figured this out in a couple days, and on moral grounds, decided not to name the guy. But he clearly came to the same conclusion. https://x.com/VentureCoinist/status/2042280068475474003
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   And every time it works, they still don't acknowledge it. Would he have blown up bridges and power plants? Quite possibly. Would he have dropped a nuke? Obviously not.
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   Retreating into smaller and smaller echo chambers where they get their way?
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   Today's The Daily podcast has the author on as the guest, incase you want to hear him talk about his investigation.
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   The New York Times has some great journalists and does important work, but they certainly have an editorial bias/agenda on most topics, even though it's often subtle. People claiming they are neutral on most topics are just not se
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   Ridiculous take. Israel wants a secular Iran, not a failed state. Most Iranians don’t hate Israel. They hate the Islamic regime. But westerners just looove to support all Iranian proxies these days.
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   by Rover222 6mo ago

   The art of the deal, baby
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    by Rover222 6mo ago

    With Anthropic able to use this model internally (since February), is this the kickoff of ramping up the flywheel of recursive self improvement of AI? It seems like as long as there are still humans in the loop at most steps, exponential r
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    by Rover222 6mo ago

    I don’t know, but any time I see an interview of Altman and I look at those eyes, I get creeped out.
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    by Rover222 6mo ago

    Yeah and everything is just atoms. If you reduce anything enough it’s not real.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    But how long until your wife replaces your job with AI?
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Yeah i was wrong on that one, I think the X noise at the time as about the A-10 pilot that had been rescued.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    I'll check it out, thanks
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    This flow feels so slow after switching to Conductor and running X number of tasks in separate git workspaces concurrently
17. 227.▲
    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Well obviously lights aren't using up much of that power, you're powering everything else too.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    I mean that sounds nice, but the SLS rocket and Orion capsule are nothing new, they’re already outdated. But yeah NASA is great at many things. Issacman is smart enough to know they don’t need to be in the launch busnieee anymore.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    At least it’s not Meta Llama
20. 230.▲
    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Oh yeah, 1.01 Gs of endless propulsion will work. I was just arguing in the context of existing technology.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    This is missing the point of their valuation. SpaceX will internally use their launch capabilities to build industries that no one else can. Starlink is already their main revenue stream. Starship will open up new realms of possibilities.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Lol
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    No, the absolute minimum speed IS required. Anything below that and you’re just making your orbit elliptical.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Of course lines of code is a meaningful metric. It's not like the author said it's the ONLY meaningful metric.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Being nihilistic about everything is intellectually lazy and self righteous, and usually naïve.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    This is such a college freshman worldview take, IMO.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    Yes now compare those numbers to all othere EVs sold in the US.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    I mean it's really TBD on what happens with Cybercab. The X and S models were always low-volume, and it makes perfect sense to move on from those models.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    That's an interesting take. Left or right leaning is kind of just relative to society as a whole. If the world really was so left, I think we'd be calling Wikipedia neutral.
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    by Rover222 7mo ago

    I've never even heard of telegram competing with X for live world events updates. But maybe I'm just missing out.