burnerRhodov2

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by burnerRhodov2 5mo ago
I think it was franklin who would ponder himself to sleep with metal balls in his hands so it'll wake him up.
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by burnerRhodov2 5mo ago
that was before they started using automatic weapons against their own populace and taking down the internet. After that, they needed a double tap.
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by burnerRhodov2 5mo ago
The United States is appearing "More Stable" on the international stage with recent events. Normal people might see it as ruled by a "madman", but on the international stage they know what it is... Projecting dominance a
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by burnerRhodov2 5mo ago
China will succeed, despite china.
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by burnerRhodov2 5mo ago
Just the right "prompt" is exactly what happened here. Lean has been developed and incorporated into it's data set. Also, token responses only vaguely correlate to "human language" and it's been proven transfor
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
>I find it unconscionable to do business with someone who would do business with Elon. Just curious, why do you hate elon so much?
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
It's wild to me that this is blamed specifically on Trump. All members of congress, Democrat or Republican, have insider information. Why is this a hit piece aimed at Trump and not Congress?
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
whoa... why aren't we doing that?
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
> We work in tech,” she says. “Our kids [aren’t] getting any cell phones, no smartphones, no Instagrams. I write the algorithms. I don’t want my kids to touch those algorithms.” Thats... displeasing to hear.
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
$17m to replace git with but. no fucking way
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
i noticed the example product page too on their website. But why not make it like a bigger rumba on wheels?
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
We created fusion in 1952.
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
This is one of the most lazy writings i've ever heard... CRQC is not non-zero across all timeslines, it is inevitable. With the inevitability, the satoshi wallets can never be secured.
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
its changed the way I DJ.... I can be much more expressive.
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
>governments are cooking up exotic technologies behind closed doors which I personally tend to doubt. You don't use zero days immediately. You stockpile them for when the time is right. A quantum computer is the ultimate zero day.
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by burnerRhodov2 6mo ago
TlDR: The real problem is building a system that can survive noise, errors, and decoherence. Once you solve that, scaling it up is non-trivial but has a very exponential path.
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by burnerRhodov2 7mo ago
isn't this Op's point? Fed buys, causing inflation, which inflates the debt away, and interest is owed to the Fed, but the fed can just turn and buy more bonds with the surety payments. Inflation also has the added benefit of incr
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by burnerRhodov2 7mo ago
And what could they do about it? Khamenei has been in hiding since we started moving our armada to centcom after maduro
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by burnerRhodov2 7mo ago
I don't understand why anthropic would take a $200m contract, when the scope of government use may conflict with the company’s stated safety boundaries. Like, duh? Then you are going to be all high and mighty about your morals, but why
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by burnerRhodov2 8mo ago
hyperloop got open sourced. He spawned and gave engineering support for a wide variety of companies, i think richard branson started one too/ provided a bunch of funding. He saw the biggest problem as the tunnel boring, so he focused o
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by burnerRhodov2 8mo ago
>Robotaxi, your Optimus, your lunar lander, your space datacenter etc. And the list keeps getting longer instead of shorter... Lets go through this one by one [1]Robotaxi. Someone just drove coast to coast USA fully on autopilot. I driv
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by burnerRhodov2 9mo ago
> With a maximum take-off weight of about 16 tons, a 25-meter wingspan and an operational ceiling of 15,000 meters, Jiutian can remain airborne for roughly 12 hours and reach targets up to 7,000 kilometers away Okay, you're right...
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by burnerRhodov2 9mo ago
Im from LA... the type of people who play music or talk on speaker are not the kinda people you'd want to do this too.. This sounds like a perfect way to get stabbed. Fun light hearted github, that will passively agressively get someon
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by burnerRhodov2 9mo ago
Dad, are we fucked?
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by burnerRhodov2 9mo ago
Well, you have different players now... working at a different scale. They are purchasing crypto infrastructure for a huge premium, importing massive turbines from old generation facilities, making huge personal investments in nvidia stock
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by burnerRhodov2 10mo ago
A country, accepting it as legal currency... the exact scenario that the OP said "Could never happen"
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by burnerRhodov2 10mo ago
What about blackrock etf's? Tether being a huge buyer and holder of US treasuries for like 8 years straight? How the US and other countries are paving the way for stablecoin legislation. Tether is one of the most profitable companies o
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by burnerRhodov2 10mo ago
okay, well i've been hearing this "Gov would never let crypto live"... but i keep waiting? All i see are more and more govs and entities like blackrock being co-opted. What would actually convince you this line of reasoning i
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by burnerRhodov2 10mo ago
> this will never work because governments will never allow for disintermediation of their currency because it’s one of, if not THE, primary sources of control over a population So, has trump coin and world liberty financial proven your
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by burnerRhodov2 10mo ago
Explain to me how crypto is zero sum? It can be infinity rehypothecatated..

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