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by neverrroot 2y ago
Around the board, including at X. “Never been done before – xAI did in 19 days what everyone else needs one year to accomplish.” He’s a twat? What are your credentials?
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by neverrroot 2y ago
How does your argument counter what I wrote? Nonsense is sometimes but only projecting onto a mirror.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Outstanding engineers care of doing engineering and making progress. And having a leader they can see burning for a mission and a goal. A leader who gets down and dirty with them.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Boeing does much much more of that. Why don’t they deliver, in spite of them being decades more experienced in this area? Why don’t they deliver in spite of getting much more money from the government and from your mentioned complex?
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by neverrroot 2y ago
But he’s the catalyst for it all. There are other billionaires in this game too, why can’t they replicate his success? Why can’t they hire his engineers? Why can’t they deliver the results?
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Elon is into politics because it’s politics who stood in his way of progress first. He’s imho afraid and rightfully so, Twitter was a clear example of why.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
We just needed more people like Elon.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Feel good, bragging rights, entitlement
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by neverrroot 2y ago
About as useful as the carbon credits themselves
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by neverrroot 2y ago
I meant to give Elon credit for being able to deliver a viable program where nobody else can.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
I mean to give Elon credit for being able to deliver a viable program where nobody else can.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Kinda is, and it’s all Elon’s fault.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
“Ultimately, NASA felt it was not able to understand why the thrusters malfunctioned and decided that it was too risky to return its astronauts to Earth aboard Starliner, which will attempt to return uncrewed.” Too risky? Stranded? Rescued
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Thank you Elon!
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by neverrroot 2y ago
The next year is long away, let’s see how o1 changes the things. The side with the upside drives the employment conditions in the end.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
This ^^
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by neverrroot 2y ago
This is a good example of very limited thinking.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
CrowdStrike made it possible to have ”ls ~/“ take 6 seconds. On the top of the line m3 Max, after a restart, with no other applications running besides a terminal window. Well done, I guess. Why? Really don’t understand why. Especially
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Such a good illustration of how value is placed beneath personal opinions.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
When there’s nothing left to do, one does what’s needed, especially to protect the Brazilian employees from being caught in the middle.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Not surprised to see some problems. Still sad to see security take a backseat as opposed to convenience.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
The employees is a very important attack vector, we had multiple incidents, after they downloaded the wrong kind of stuff.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
Are you being sarcastic? WEI is pretty dead
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by neverrroot 2y ago
No way, I mean… the press man, the press, UN etc. /s
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by neverrroot 2y ago
I am not paying for traditional news, they are not doing their job anymore. I’m paying for journalism on Substack and X.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
No.
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by neverrroot 2y ago
From an exhibition? Seriously?
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by neverrroot 2y ago
38000 enjoyed it. A few hundreds protested it. 500 maybe? That’s less than 2% of the 38K that attended it. Guess we can always get ~2% to protest any event of more than 10K attendees.
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Outcry from big AI firms over California AI "kill switch" bill(arstechnica.com)
3 points by neverrroot 2y ago|0 comments
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by neverrroot 2y ago
In spite of everything thrown his way at every step, he keeps delivering. I love humanity.

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