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by mrtksn 8mo ago
> Normal startups close the second they become unprofitable because investors don't like losing money Completely and demonstrably wrong. Startups lose money all the time, thats the idea behind taking other people’s money. Go check o
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
The motorbikes are not new, there are people who bought them and are using them. Switching to the new battery is new but those bikes with motors from this company exist. I think you need to do your research before arguing further.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
You are free to have opinions
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Completely false. There is nothing about humans in these acronyms.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
That’s ridiculous, neither making your first product nor failing is scamming. In this particular case you can buy motorbikes and sport cars made using electric motors from the same company that makes this battery. So at least 1 real product
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
I don’t think you understand how startups work. In startups 2x isn’t enough, you usually expect 100x or 1000x returns. That’s the main idea behind investing: You give your money to someone who may have better use of it so you may get it bac
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
scammed investors sue scammers all the times. I don’t know why you believe otherwise.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Failed startup isn’t a scam, to be a scam it needs to be presented in a way that is designed to collect money but that money be used for something else. Otherwise YC would have been scam center, very few of YC companies don’t fail.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Any examples of scammed people? lawsuits? Failed startups aren’t scams by default. You need someone who not only lost their money but lost it because they were misled.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Obviously those who claim to be a scam have the burden of proof. Guilty until proven innocent is not a thing, it’s the other way around.
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According to whom?
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
> the founder launching AGI 9 months ago Yes, I want this too good to be true battery to be real and that's why I'm looking into such things but this claim is false. He apparently launched "Artificially Superintelligence&q
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Can you plase give more information about the scams(not opinions about scam but actual scams where he was exposed) this guy committed?
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
I don't know about that, the last 4 years everyone is selling magical AI and AGI is around the corner. Including every single top 10 rich people. Was this AI proven to be any more fake Than Sam Altman, Elon Musk or Dario Amodei's
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Elon Musk sells self driving cars since 10 years that don't self drive but his cars are actually decent cars and his rockets are revolutionary. Also, who isn't selling magical AGI since the last 4 years? I think i will judge the b
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
It says its sign by this guy: https://www.vttresearch.com/en/news-and-ideas/petri-soderena... He has an e-mail address and a phone number, I doubt that if the report is falsified it won't come out.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
I desperately want this to be real but LK-99 thought me to be skeptical of big announcements. AFAIK the Finnish media went brutal on them and science YouTubers reported some rumors about sketchy stuff but they seem to be rolling so far. VTT
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
That was previously announced and CES and was described as "can be any shape and any size and any voltage within a reason".
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
The fast charging test was released as discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47121864
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Sorry, I was trying to compose a post but I was a minute late so copy-pasted the content as a comment and forgot to adopt. Removing the redundant link. Thanks. BTW, the people who conducted the test appear to be on LinkedIn. I guess its pre
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Apparently the first 3rd party test was on fast charging and the 3rd party is VTT, which is the government affiliated(owned?) "VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland" The people listed on this report appear to be on LinkedIn, so
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Neither Spain is blocking freedom.gov, what is your point?
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
ISP level blocking is for the mainstream, anyone slightly tech literate can overcome it. The domain seizure, forced service shut downs like app store distribution ban or payment processing ban or forcing hosting providers not to serve you a
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Videos from platforms like YouTube are taken down for copyright reasons all the time without any due process, often wrongfully. The same thing happened but instead of some copyrights organization taking down YouTube/Twitter etc content
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Exactly, in USA they just remove your videos from YouTube and in Spain in Italy they just block your domains on the ISPs for the exact same reasons and both are sometimes fraudulent.
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
Why do you care about ISPs that much? It's the exactly same thing as an outcome, just different concerns and methods. Also, when you don't do anything illegal in USA just take away your company either by forcing you to sell it or
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
It's misleading title, not Spain as the government but LaLiga(a sports organization) abused its given powers and apparently demanded that ISPs block the site. So it's very American style censorship in principle, that is it is cens
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
I would have said Doomers never win but in this case it was probably just PR strategy to give the impression that AI can do more than it can actually do. The doomers were the makers of AI, that’s enough to tell what a BS is the doomerism :)
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OxiDB embeddable(iOS, macOS, Linux, Win) document database written in Rust(github.com)
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by mrtksn 8mo ago
The persona is, someone who knows what are they doing but need someone to actually automate their work routine. I.e. maybe it’s a crypto trader that makes decisions on signals interpretation so they can create a trading bot that executes on

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