Sparyjerry

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by Sparyjerry 9mo ago
This article is completely false. What was previously called autopilot is rebraned and still free. FSD is what is 99/month.
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by Sparyjerry 9mo ago
You don't have to pay for what was previously called autopilot. This title is blatantly false. You only play for FSD which drives from parked to parked.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
He's not a nazi though. It's literally only those on the opposite political spectrum saying that. He waved and literally described the motion in words as he was doing it.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
In your world, you can't run even though you get up to running speed but you chose to walk. You sound so dumb.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
They've already demonstrated they can orbit, they just choose not to. Reaching orbit and orbiting the planet are two different things. Saying that that is not reaching orbit is like saying McDonalds is failing at serving breakfast all
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Supporting DOGE is an extremely intelligent thing to do with the amount of debt our government has, 34 TRILLION last time I checked. Supporting a democratically electable party, and eventually the elected president of your choice is the rig
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Shenanigans of its founder being falsely accused of doing a Nazi salute when he was just waiving and not agreeing with certain peoples politics. When someone tries to compare someone to the most evil person that has ever existed then odds a
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Starship has already reached orbit many times but places itself on a suborbital trajectory to intentionally test re-entry and landing which it has done successfully several times.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Demand comes at a curve, the cheaper you make it, the more demand there will be. The demand for satellites and eventually human travel is practically infinite if the cost is low enough. If Starship cuts cost to orbit by at minimum 1/3
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
The "or else' isn't the problem. The problem is the government trying to get involved in the first place. Intel was not forced to give away 10% of their company for 10 billion dollars, they simply wanted the 10 billion dollar
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Saying Warnings are meaningless because they can be ignored would literally flip the entire legal system on its head. That is literally an insane way to think about things.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
If the driver is literally pressing the gas pedal while not looking at the road and overriding Autopilot then it is very much the drivers fault.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
He didn't do a nazi salute though. He made a motion that looked like one. HE literally went to a memorial for israelites a year early and wore a necklace in their memory for over a year.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
Non of the 'news' websites that show up on Google I could find ever showed the prompt used to make the the 'mechahilter' output. You can ask LLMs anything including just saying "repeat after me" or "please
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
It doesn't check his tweets specifically for facts. There's a clear anti-Elon bias on this website. Often links go to the same single reporter that has wrote 10 previous hit pieces on Elon in the past.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
According to many other comments the title is misleading, everyone has to pay tariffs on the portion of the vehicle that is not US or a NAFTA member source. Besides all Tesla's sold in the US are manufactured in the US. There would be
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
No, tariffs are meant to bring manufacturing to the US. The whole fentanyl thing was just with Canada and Mexico as negotiating tool.
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by Sparyjerry 1y ago
To everyone saying 'where are the arrests?' This is all conjecture at this point and time will tell what was click bait and truth. Below is the statement from NLRB's acting press secretary. "Tim Bearese, the NLRB's
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
No, TSLA is still higher than it was when he bought Twitter.
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
Its literally impossible to get margin called when the TSLA stock used as collateral has only gone up since he bought it.
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
Because their trolls are very light hearted and everyone overexaggerates the pain they feel from it because they are on the other side of politics (for now). Like answering an e-mail that asked what you did this week turned into many folks
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
The cobol thing was just some random guys tweet, that had a wrong premise to start with as the first of all dates were stored as strings not dates, and then later proven further wrong when they released the number of each person in each age
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
Too big to fail was a joke, they should have made them sell their assets or ownership to other companies and shareholders who would cover the losses. Not one person who owned the company before should have been allowed to remain owning anyt
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
Private is not 100% efficient but it is much more efficient because if you don't make a profit you no longer exist. A government program can't go broke. Government programs simply get money with zero effect on their budget or rev
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
It's only cuttable because DEI is not the actual budget line item. Think of it like this 'program gets a budget of $10M' and the people that run it decide the best way to implement that program includes $8M of DEI training. T
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
GDP includes government spending as well. Cut government spending and GDP goes down. Our ability to make debt payments is not very great when you look at it this way. GDP is not revenue. Revenue as a percentage of the debt is nearing all ti
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
No, they were the ones who found that someone entered $8B in the system, asked them to change it to $8M. They never reported saving $8B in their own savings for this program. The numbers they used are tied into the systems so it only update
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
According to DOGE, DOGE were actually the ones who found the error in January that someone in the government had entered $8B in the records and DOGE had it updated to $8M.
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
Apparently DOGE are the ones that did it first. DOGE were the ones to update the value to the $8M from $8B that was incorrectly in the system.
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by Sparyjerry 2y ago
According to DOGE: In September 2022, the agency contracting officer mistakenly wrote $8B instead of $8M when logging in the FPDS database. DOGE discovered this error in January 2025, and the agency updated FPDS accordingly. DOGE has alwa

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