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by outside1234 4mo ago
Is OpenAI bankrupt yet?
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by outside1234 4mo ago
The only feature that looked compelling to me was the ability to have "multi-monitor" on a plane. Did anyone ever use that and did it live up to the hype? Or did you just get sick from having a headset on?
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by outside1234 4mo ago
The next time there is a real correction all of these “concept cult” stocks are going to get hammered. “When the tide goes out we will find out who has no shorts on.”
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by outside1234 4mo ago
It is seriously baffling to me who is going to buy shares in this with 1) this structure and 2) at this valuation. And it is a LOT of money that he is floating ($77B) so there have to be dumb people at scale for this to work.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
EDIT: A data center REIT where 1/5th of the datacenter falls apart each year and needs to be rebuilt . (aka "not a good REIT investment") Because the GPUs go out of date.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
"We want to be ready to grift public money at a moment's notice, but there are still opportunities to grift private money right now, so we are holding off."
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by outside1234 4mo ago
At the most fundamental level, men’s soccer doesn’t get the best athletes. Those go to football, basketball, and baseball. In women’s soccer they do get the best atheletes. We’ve won half of the world cups and Olympics.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
We are all fooling ourselves if we don't consider that Israel is interfering in our elections too.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
0.3% for SpaceX, 0.3% for Sam Altman’s OpenAI garbage, 0.3% for Anthropic, 0.3% for whatever Elon’s next scam is, and … pretty soon you are talking about big numbers.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Probably an international fund like VEA that is much more diversified.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
The S&P 500 has had these requirements for decades and the approach has worked. This is really a statement that they aren’t going to change what worked so that a few billionaires can manipulate it.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
After 12 months the market will have sorted it out. They can’t fake it with investment banker tricks for that long.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Great. When the market floats it down to a fair valuation of $70B it will be a great add to the S&P 500.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
You aren't the only one. There are many people using Github Copilot. Github Copilot CLI is for automation. For example, in a Rust project, I use it to audit for security, documentation gaps, and test issues crate by crate. This can t
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Probably because it is wildly expensive to have a government directly run any tech project.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
First generation immigrants to the EU do not have higher rates of crime vs. natively born citizens. (Go ahead, google it). This is a far right talking point, but it simply not true.* * https://cordis.europa.eu/article&#x2F
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by outside1234 4mo ago
This will be easy to say up until there isn’t enough money for retired folks.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Only because they couldn't figure out how to sell ads doing it tho
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Trump is going to end up being the best thing that ever happened to EVs too.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Ah, THAT's what that is. They really need to shift the message from the BROWSER is trying to find devices to the WEBSITE is trying to find devices.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
What they really should have done is sell the kit in 7 stages, each for $99 each, such that you can slowly build it as you can budget money for the construction. :) (This is how the Sagrada Família was built in case folks don't know it
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Fox News is funded by fossil. They literally ship a 24x7 feed of why fossil is good and renewables are bad. It is their business model: money for placed content to shape opinions. So someone watching that has strong opinions about renewab
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by outside1234 4mo ago
You need to include batteries in the equation: solar, wind, water and batteries. What California and others have shown is that you can replace natural gas peaker plants (literally - tear out natural gas turbines) with batteries and get both
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by outside1234 4mo ago
I suggest they opt out of the whole 24 hours
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by outside1234 4mo ago
My HP-42S is still running strong 30 years later
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by outside1234 4mo ago
This is cool, but I am a HP-42S forever person
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by outside1234 4mo ago
Yes, and in this case, it means that SpaceX will only be approximately 0.1% of the SP500.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
The only good news here is that the SP500 and wide market index funds like VTI are "float weighted", meaning they will only buy based on the dollar value of SpaceX stock sold to the public. The latest numbers are something like $
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by outside1234 4mo ago
I am questioning the experience level of the TA if they think that AGENTS.md is going to work.
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by outside1234 4mo ago
But only the amount the company floats for many index funds. So in the case of SpaceX, they are only floating 5% of the company. So the number of shares something like VTI has to buy is much smaller than the total market cap (5% of it).

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