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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Anyone who buys a Cybertruck "Go fuck themselves"
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Sorry. $20 million not $2 million.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
During $420.69 non-take over he should have gone to prison but instead he pays a $2 million fine and losses the Chairmanship. Flogged by a feather.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Except China already has them.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Bing has Dalle-3 access for free.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
I have to ask the question "What is an entreneur?" How do people define it? Are young "sneakerheads" who collect and trade shoes "entrenprenuers"
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
I think the headliner should say "How Billionare-backed networks of EVERYTHING took over Washington". Koch Brother are my prefered example.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
I work with University spin-outs mainly in Life Sciences. They take years and cost millions of dollars betfore they can start generating revenue. I also own a metal recycling business. It is on track for USD 10 million revenue with about $
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
During WW2 almost all Jeeps were "unmade" and shipping in wooden boxes.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
I am sure they will be released in 2060
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Just image is all (some??) of these empty offices could be used for housing? People accutally living in a city centre. What a idea.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
So Startups can not get a Billion valuation without any revenue or losing $100 million a year? What terrible idea....
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
>It's probably easier to assume that their job is to provide objective expert advice since thats what they say they do. You are mistaken "expertise" with fashion and a good voice.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
One of the most successful sales stratergies for high end products is to sell "Black Magic", that is, procducts that are too complex to explain. eg if you are selling a "hedge fund stratergy", you tell the client it is t
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
This excatly the kind of work Universities love. I personally know three different group trying to excatly that.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Nothing to see just more of the "Boom and Bust" lottery that is Investment Banking.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Poor artist borrow, great artist steal.
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
By most people beliefs, I am a good dad. I am a single father as my wife died last year after several years of serious illness. 1. Have never knownly lied to my daughter- not about Santa Claus nor extreme sex. If she asks a question I an
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
OpenAI was ment to be "open" and develope AI for good. OpenAi became everything it said was wrong. Open source models ran locally are the answer but what is the question? Change is coming quickly. There will be users and there wil
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by aussiegreenie 3y ago
Almost * ALL* megers are bad. Bad for shareholders (hint 85% destroy value), bad for competetion and bad for the economy. The few people mergers are good for are the CEOs of both companies and the shareholders of the company being purchas
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Apple will *NEVER* be more profitable and the price is much more likely to fall than rise. As the ecomony slows people will be less able to line up overnight to buy the latest iPhone. An iPhone now cost more than laptop. They will not be
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
So, what $200K is not a lot of money nor is $1.5 million. In Australia, some one earning $200,000 (US$133,000) gets a *MUCH* better life than anyone in America earning $200,000. Also, $US 1,500,000 does even by a house in a good neibourhood
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
It took Open Source a few days to do what people though would tak 8 yrs. How long before we have a truly "open data" LLM? How or what do we train on? How can it improve itself.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
No, I think he/she meant Swiss Taxpayers have had things shoved up their bottom.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Why?? Banks are * VERY* safe.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
I use ChatGPT as a typist. I get it to do "hack work" and then edit it. If I employed a real typist in a cheaper country, it would be faster but ChatpGPT is avaiable when I wnt to work.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
Virtually all tenant farmers paid their rent in produce. No one had coinage. Eels are smoked and can provide an valuable food source during winter. Farmers rents were typically 2 x legs of ham/bacon or a number (5??) x wool fleeces or
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
>meeting a Chinese CTO once whose first words were "Ah Mr. Bean" Consistering there is a large statue of Rowan Atkinson / Mr Bean in Yuexiu Park, the largest park in Guangzhou China. Mr Bean is very well known. Mr Bean is
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
It was played every year in Australia for about 20 yr straight on NYE. Dinner for One was always paired with Leninggrad Cowboys with the Red Army Choir. Between Miss Sophie and Sakke Järvenpää it was a good way to finish or start the year.
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by aussiegreenie 4y ago
I am building a "sausage machine" to commercialise Australian univerity technology and create American companies. It is a one-stop-shop for Aussie companies to enter the USA market. I have a Tech Center in Maryland ( http:/&#

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