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TrapLord_Rhodo
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Do you actually believe that? Do you not think that at least SOME OF THEM, are working their asses off to save american tax payer dollars? Can you point to any of the contracts in the wall of savings that have saved billions of dollars and
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the problem is, none of that needs to happen. If the AI can start coming up with novel math or physics, it's game over. Whether the AI is "sentient" or not, being able to break that barrier would send us into an advancement s
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a smart contract on solana.
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donations to affiliated NGOs (non-governmental organizations) are tax-deductible. >Musk is also a "known druggie"; his ketamine habit is self-admitted, and he smoked pot on Rogan. (Briefly risking his contracts, even!) Taking a
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The creation of the trump coin is a signal to the crypto community that the SEC will stop going after crypto companies. I have read alot of people who ended up going into crypto and some even getting lucrative investment from Andreeson horo
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He builds in public on his youtube channel. he pretty much types every line of code onto the screen... No one can ever make everyone happy.
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Including some text that says "Right click to download" would dramatically decrease your bounce rate. I was a bounce without that feature. That sounds like it would be a good niche to pivot into. Eventually you'll have to cha
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I love the youtube series... raw, watching you build in the open is great. This would be a killer app to make youtube videos, but without the ability to download the video, you won't be able to post them. I can "Export" but t
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ICE is there to arrest a known fugative. The judge said you don't have the right to stop proceedings. They back down and say we'll just arrest him afterwards. >[Afterwards] Dugan took the pair to a side door in the courtroom, d
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“The silver lining to all of this is that Trump promised to stop the persecution of crypto people,” Mr. Medjedovic wrote on Signal. “Like, half of the people involved in this resigned/stepped down recently.” Very interesting that he gi
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>If you do demanding work, a full working week is 20-30 hours. Even 40 hours is too much and cannot be sustained in the long term. You can do more in the short term, but you'll eventually burn yourself out. Longer hours are only pos
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Or... incredibly long work hours and all of that just falls into place? Have you ever read any books about spaceX? His "surges" are what made spacex great.
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no, because it's illegal to work more than 48 hours a week. Which is like... The minimum to not get fired in the states. If you have more people willing to work longer hours... you win, thats it. It's pretty simple really.
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I don't really follow what you are arguing here. You starting with long hours is the same as hiring two times the amount of people, then you say that the european companies are all to old to innovate? There are plenty of european start
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Tons to space.
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in 2001, Eutelsat transitioned into a private company, Eutelsat S.A., and later became Eutelsat Communications S.A., headquartered in Paris, France. In 2023, Eutelsat merged with OneWeb, a company founded in 2012, to form the Eutelsat Grou
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European oligarchs have different priorities. They invest in land, art and gold, that's how you preserve capital over generations. That's why top european companies end up taking money from venture capital in the US.
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then why does spacex have superior outputs?
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One web needs ground based gateways, which isn't really an option in warzones. These gateways will be immediately targeted. The only option is to used space based lasers for relay. Of which, spaceX is the only entity on the planet with
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Let's not forget he SUED to get SpaceX contracts from the big defense contractors. The GAO was the one who upheld the protest due to the vast price disperities. "but his ventures would not have survived without the government supp
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Most of those subs linked are from direct negotations from the state, and they are in the form of tax incentives, not cash in account. How are you going to use that against a company that nevada agreed to give them X amount of tax incentive
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The problem i have with this article is they use a "Hypothetical shoe" that retails for $100, but then directly quote a $220 shoe for the "American Made" side. Then use this as the entire justification for the price disp
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>You're not going to build a monopoly on screws. Obviously you don't know home depot.
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3.5 turbo?
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He already got germany to increase their US grant from $1B to $2B a year. So, he's actively working it.
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What threat to its integrity? The 40 bases that have kept peace for the last 80 years? The massive amounts of funding that we have sent to aid europe through USAID and other orgs? The tech, and drugs and discoveries? We do not have to prote
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Not a single NATO partner has consistently met the 2% GDP spend mandate historically outside the US. The US spends aorund 50-60B a year for our 40+ bases in europe. But this is offset by nato expenditures. For example, Germany gives us a $1
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because we have bases and f22's in europe. Why is it burning bridges by telling europe to meet UN mandates?
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serious question... How does that not help? The USD is a stable currency because we have f35's and the most powerful military in the world. How does Germany spending over the next 10 years, what we spend a year change that? Our ally is
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One promise i would love to see him keep is turning the liabilities in europe into an asset. Instead of paying for european security, if we can charge them for security and sell them weapons and tech from our big contractors, the US wins.
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