karp773

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Musk found liable to Twitter shareholders in fraud lawsuit over $44B takeover(reuters.com)
14 points by karp773 7mo ago|2 comments
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by karp773 7mo ago
Cui bono? Just asking...
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by karp773 8mo ago
I personally miss Snowden's revelations so much. Such a brave soul! He should keep doing what he does best and never stop. It's sad that we have not heard any new revelations from him for a long time, though. Any ideas why he stop
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Trump Imposes Limited Tariffs on Foreign Semiconductors(nytimes.com)
11 points by karp773 9mo ago|0 comments
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by karp773 1y ago
The "race condition" bug that did not allow the CEO to answer the call from the CTO was hilarious, though.
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Meta CTO explains why the smart glasses demos failed at Meta Connect(finance.yahoo.com)
16 points by karp773 1y ago|7 comments
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by karp773 1y ago
I fugure XCM must be cross country marathon, where 62km is the distance. But what is mD? Difference in elevation in meters?
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by karp773 1y ago
Wouldn't selling covered calls on Nvidia have been like selling a goose that lays golden eggs?
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by karp773 1y ago
ROTH IRA contributions have to be from earned income, though. The rest of the advice is of the same quality, imho. Beware!
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by karp773 1y ago
Wasn't it a self-driving car project first and foremost not just an EV? It was the self-driving part that was not working.
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by karp773 1y ago
Well, you are denying facts and obvious things, e.g. Musk's erratic behaviour. It's a waste of time to talk to you. Bye!
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by karp773 1y ago
Well, per other comments, Starlink terminals apparently do work in Russia. And Musk did exactly that per numerous reports. Given his erratic behavior since around 2018, it's not hard to believe. The other day he was literally threateni
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by karp773 1y ago
Is Crimea on "this big hex grid" or not? If not, why not?
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by karp773 1y ago
This. It used to be that customer service agents in America were super helpful and would go an extra mile for you. Not any more, dealing with customer service is just a lot of pain, and often a waste of time. As an example, let's say y
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by karp773 2y ago
Well, somebody has to HODL the bag at the end. Why not the taxpayers?
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by karp773 2y ago
It's pretty common in third world countries.
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by karp773 2y ago
This is an outrageously blatant lie. Of course, Russia is trying its best to damage as much civil infrastructure as it can. A quote: "The latest available assessment by the World Bank, European Commission, United Nations and Ukrainian
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by karp773 2y ago
Whose lives are we talking about here?
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by karp773 2y ago
"The military industrial complex" has pocketed trillions upons trillions of tax payers money to arm NATO for a possible confrontation with Russia. Now that Russia is being beaten up and worn down on the cheap, people are throwing
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by karp773 2y ago
Looks like Putin, at 72, still enjoys working with high profile agents personally. What a dedication to the craft.
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Putin once asked Elon Musk to not activate Starlink over Taiwan as a favor to Xi(businessinsider.com)
16 points by karp773 2y ago|1 comments
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by karp773 2y ago
Actually, not only could but was willing to. And that was a year ago. It is reasonable to presume their admin and monitoring tools have only become better since then.
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by karp773 2y ago
Starlink could shut it down for Ukraine on a whim, right in the middle of the mission. That's all one needs to know.
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by karp773 2y ago
Read this, for example. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66752264
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by karp773 2y ago
It's naive to think this is a technical problem. Someone powerful at Starlink does not mind Russia using its tech. More than that, a lot of US allies, even NATO members, supply Russia with dual use tech even now and the White House can
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Russia May Be Fitting Starlink Dishes on Military Drones(pcmag.com)
19 points by karp773 2y ago|2 comments
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It's funny how the people critical of founder mode(twitter.com)
1 points by karp773 2y ago|1 comments
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by karp773 2y ago
Yes, it's mostly family-based. If you look at the distribution of the categories of the issued green cards, ~2/3 are through family. Employment based green cards are less than 15%.
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by karp773 2y ago
Does he have a choice now not to look like a clown? It's an interesting question.
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by karp773 2y ago
I can't even image complexity of a mechanical calculator for Roman numerals.

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