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by rapsey 2y ago
I mean he paid 40 billion. He can run it any way he pleases.
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by rapsey 2y ago
A supreme court judge clearly acting against the laws of their state, but somehow Musk is the bad guy.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Side effect is also losing muscle mass
364.
by rapsey 2y ago
Some brands have plastic ones. You should never drink tea from plastic bags.
365.
by rapsey 2y ago
Wildly optimistic when there is no known material that can be used to build it.
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by rapsey 2y ago
People use rust for its memory safety.
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by rapsey 2y ago
GPU compute price is dropping fast and will continue to do so.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Germany in a nutshell.
369.
by rapsey 2y ago
If they take VC money there are only two possible end goals. Go public or get bought. VC investment needs to be payed back.
370.
by rapsey 2y ago
Because it is central. From what I understand the DOM is completely JS. Blitz is basically the project of removing JS from servo.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Millions of developers know html/css
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by rapsey 2y ago
You can't remove the JavaScript engine from Servo.
373.
by rapsey 2y ago
For GUI apps which are as flexible as something built with Electron but do not run Javascript.
374.
by rapsey 2y ago
None of it counts as play. If there are no real stakes (cuts and bruises) there is no real learning. Children need boredom to force themselves to seek new experiences. Technology disrupts critical brain development for anyone under 16.
375.
by rapsey 2y ago
Helicopter parents are more about not giving a child room to explore and make mistakes. They micromanage every activity. Those parents are seriously handicapping their childs brain development.
376.
by rapsey 2y ago
There is a line between investing and gambling. Buying in NVDA after ChatGPT 3 is investing. Buying Intel now is IMO gambling.
377.
by rapsey 2y ago
At the end of the day results are all that matter. Ok they have a good roadmap and plans. Can they execute it is however entirely unclear.
378.
by rapsey 2y ago
Considering the stock performance of the last 10 years my opinion is quite widespread among investors
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by rapsey 2y ago
I apologize for sharing my opinion.
380.
by rapsey 2y ago
I have not seen any indication of Intel being a well run company in the past 15 years. Mostly a series if missteps and lost opportunities.
381.
by rapsey 2y ago
> I’m putting money on this. I would not. There is nothing to indicate Intel leadership is capable of executing. Bean counters are not the kind of leadership you need in a changing environment.
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by rapsey 2y ago
All that matters is market position.
383.
by rapsey 2y ago
Is there any company trying to bring this to market?
384.
by rapsey 2y ago
But has there actually been sea level rise? If the ice is melting where is the water?
385.
by rapsey 2y ago
It is pretty much impossible for the investment cycle to be perfectly aligned with the value creation cycle. The dotcom bubble laid the foundations for the cloud and the modern internet. But keep in mind the valuations right now are nowhere
386.
by rapsey 2y ago
One year is not long term. Nvidia is a pretty cyclical stock and most of their biggest customers are also actively trying to take their competitive advantage away. Actually long term they should not be worth more than Google.
387.
by rapsey 2y ago
Snapchat is still not profitable and doing very poorly in the public market.
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by rapsey 2y ago
While true you are talking about something entirely different.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Jews were money lenders, which inherently instills a level of hatred.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Solar panels are very cheap.

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