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kklisura
4mo ago
Either you are in need of as much as compute as possible since you're building frontier AI models or you're not and you're just renting out the compute. And let's face it - Grok, if not failure, is just a toy.
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kklisura
4mo ago
SpaceX renting out their compute to competitors is what crashes the "AI company" notion. They are either datacenter company or an AI company - but it cannot be both.
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4mo ago
I remember seeing this on HN when it was first submitted. I honestly think that project is either a scam, an elaborate hoax, a cover for a Chinese company selling radar systems or a three-letter-agency honeypot. The files [1], [2], [3] on G
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kklisura
4mo ago
Or something like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZkLQsv3huo
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4mo ago
Instead of prompts, let’s call them incantations.
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4mo ago
GDPR is a godsend.
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4mo ago
The tweet was in Aug, 2025. Did we ever get an update?
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"I met a founder who writes 10k lines of code a day thanks to AI"
(xcancel.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Not an native english speaker, but someone "doing something for me" is not (me buying products and services from that someone|selling products and services to me).
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4mo ago
> Elon really sounds like he knows what he is doing and has very high confidence he can execute it In 2015, Elon Musk on Hyperloop: "it's no that hard", "it's like a tube with an air hockey table...", "
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4mo ago
Judging by his net worth he hasn’t done anything for us, he did it all for himself
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4mo ago
It only makes sense if Tesla does not have technology to jump the finish line of Optimus and Robotaxis. If they do have technology and can release those products, then SpaceX is only needed to improve margins on them as they can vertically
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4mo ago
If they would to merge, Elon would have total control over this new entity (> 50%). Why would Tesla shareholders vote to relinquish their rights? I've been listening to some of the _Tesla cultist_ - as I call them - and they are ope
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4mo ago
But you don't have to build it in someone's _backyard_, just build it in a middle of nowhere.
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5mo ago
If you're into finance or you're entering into it you should definitely know him. Google him. Watch his lectures. You can learn a lot from him even if you disagree.
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5mo ago
> There’s simply no version of financial reality that values this company at over 1T. Aswath Damodaran recently (pre S-1) valued SpaceX at $1.2T [1] - yeah I was shocked as well. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to dig into his num
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5mo ago
WSJ article from February 2026 [1]: > Musk advisers have reached out to major index providers seeking ways to secure earlier inclusion in market benchmarks to lift shares > Advisers for the company, which recently merged with xAI, hav
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5mo ago
Man I'm so eager to find out how all this unfolds and when does the music stop for Elon and his shenanigans.
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5mo ago
Cue in the talking heads to tell us how devastating this ban is.
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5mo ago
Why is Android so slow?
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AI Skeptic: This Business Makes No Sense [video]
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5mo ago
It took almost two centuries for broad middle-class living standards to become common for large population after Industrial revolution - and that happened after intense fight for rights and fair share of economic gains. So, sure, AGI might
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6mo ago
> Is it legal? The whole point of earnings call... You might be shocked to find out, as I was, that earnings call are not even legally required. Companies are legally required to make SEC filings and that's it.
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6mo ago
> I thought A16Z were a top-tier VC wanting to create long-term value. Wait till you hear about this one called YC.
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6mo ago
> By listening to how broadcasts like FM radio and digital TV bounce off objects, it's possible to determine their positions and velocities. Wasn't some Github repo ITAR'd, couple of years ago, due to having python code fo
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NASA Artemis II Multimedia Resources
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6mo ago
Something in a style of Chris Hadfield [1]. That would be great! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaOC9danxNo
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6mo ago
On one of Apollo missions they've read from Bible, Book of Genesis [1]. I wish they did something like that here - and I'm not even a Christian, let alone religious. They did relay some beautiful message [2] though. [1] https:&#x
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7mo ago
Huh. Reminds me of this video "tracking faint objects like stealth fighters with cheap cameras" [1] and HN post [2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-b51C82-UE [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Oracle files H-1B visa petitions amid mass layoffs
(nationaltoday.com)
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