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by panick21_ 2mo ago
They wanted a platform, something they controlled. They wanted to be Steam. They wanted to be microsoft. Own the ecosystem and charge everybody 35% for the rest of eternity. And remember Zuck has full control of the company. And his whole t
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Given that they are trying to do counter-propganda to a well publicized and incredibly documented genocide they are doing incredible.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
My bet is that Anthropic is a big costumer of theirs (they implied 'AI' companies are very interested) and they want their supply chain to be 'secured' with their own product. You can listen to their podcast on AI. They
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Apple seems to be well positioned to profit from AI without investing to much. Other major companies are very AI exposed and people like Apple positioning. Generally lots of money flowing around bidding up the top companies.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
I don't really understand why this is famous. Or other his houses. Traditional British Country houses look better. As do other classic archtectures for country side houses.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
> or some RAM. Look at Mr. Billionaire right here.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
SpaceX is not just any old company. Its a trillion $ company at the heart of one of the most contentious topic in the modern world, AI. And its not just relevant for Elon, its also about the general outlook for the economy and AI. Most peop
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
I was a fan of early Elon. He had many problems but he was overall good. Then he turned full ultra right wing nationalist who engaged in science denial. Supported a president that is unquestionably racists and unquestionably fascists. And h
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Still far to high. I love SpaceX as in 'space', they were a great company, doing things nobody else could. Now its a dumb AI company that hands over cash to micron, nvidia and friends who literally print money, while financing tha
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
> At the same time, we shouldn't let that goal cause massive numbers of unnecessary deaths because we're avoiding the thing that can save lives along the way. The argument here is that political capital and time should be inves
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Can you show me that research? Also, nothing new in C is just not happening, there is massive amounts of things that will not switch for decades. Why not just switch to a slightly different compiler and core, and then you make all your old
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
I'm not saying end consumer, I mean companies who have to insure safety and reliability. That is also behind adoption of things like Rust and many other trends. CHERI gives you that and more. But its still very new and radical, and a l
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Yes you want to raise the floor, but the US is doing a famously bad job at that. I generally agree that if it was true that the inequality would lead to consistent floor raising it would be fine, but it doesn't.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
We should stop Tolerating Human Carnage. But the solution is not self driving cars. The actual way to solve the 'Carnage' is to adopt well proven well studied infrastructure changes. After 40+ years of idiotic car brain policies,
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
The manufactures will do what costumers demand and if they demand safty then cheri will make a lot of sense to many costumers. And you cant rewritte 50 years of C in Rust. And even in Rust you can still run into various issues.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Yes but many trips don't have real-time constrains or only with local transit. If I go to city X and I need to go somewhere usually in X there are trains every 30min or trams to get me to my hotel. But granted if you have a connection
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Actually no. German trains are often late, true, but outside of that its actually very nice. There are a lots of lines and lots of collections. The only time its a bad idea is if you have a real time constraints.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Freeways are not 3 dimensional and they don't have an automatic cleanup that cleans up things within a pretty short time. Also area we are talking about is fucking gigantic. Also accidents are going to be very rare as sats deorbit them
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
You can also depend on a lot of libraries that have potentially high quality rather then writing a lot yourself. The defense against compromised dependency can't be 'Ill write everything myself and do it with the same quality as t
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
The cost of fuel is not the problem. We have unlimited uranium and thorium, and there is no reason a fusion should be cheaper. Sure its more dense then fission but fission is absurdly dense already and the economics don't improve that
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
But here is the thing, optical fiber factories in space are unproven and launch cost is only one of the difficulties with it. You need to launch it, and recover it, and then feed it into post processing all for the lower cost then doing it
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
You clearly don't know the market. China is no competition just on geopolitical terms. And I am very aware of the competition and have followed each competitor basically since its founding. It will take many years before competitors wi
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
They should look at Prantle Wing (also applies to propellers) to get more efficiency out of the design.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
He really understands how to manipulate the situation and has founds various and fun ways to deny genocide. He is a human piece of fucking shit, who denied genocide more then once. Anybody that still hold him up as some kind of 'truth
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Its deeply offensive to call 'Count Binface' a joke, he a more serious and more electable candidate and a better candidate for PM then Farage. Please keep your right wing extremest views to yourself, Farage is the joke candidate.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
US culture also starts earlier but the reality is a majority of what makes up US culture only showed up in the region much later. As well as expansion into Spanish and other areas that were absorbed.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
I actually disagree with you. If you look at the centuries before 1870 there clearly was a recognition of a common culture, this isn't really controversial. People often laugh about the Holy Roman Empire (mostly people who have not stu
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Totally agree. Living in Berlin as Swiss person is crazy. You have shops open for so long. Late trains. Crazy partys and so on. Complete chaos with garbage and things like that. I don't mind closed on Sunday but I wish we had a bit mor
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Germany is a much newer country.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Solar doesn't need a lot maintenance and certainty not every 2 weeks in summer.

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