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by sidibe 3y ago
She should travel by submarine
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by sidibe 3y ago
Silly journalists reporting about a CEO of a public company doing hard drugs with board members.
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by sidibe 3y ago
As if PG isn't doing the same things on Twitter. I notice both of them are always grovelling to Musk trying to get his retweets or quotes
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by sidibe 3y ago
Doesn't really matter. Google's infra is all the client you need to continue pouring tens of billions into a project like this, bonus if others start using it more in the cloud, but they have so much use for accelerators across th
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by sidibe 3y ago
Yeah didn't sound like Dojo is really on the radar anymore. Adam Jonas is out of his mind his thesis was something about some SaaS product based on Dojo being as big a product as GCP or AWS
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by sidibe 3y ago
People are begging for Sundar to do something unexpected or ambitious, his job is just to manage things uncontroversially as possible for a company that with that size and influence. The Google doomerism here is strong (as it's been fo
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by sidibe 3y ago
The others probably shut down because the business looked doomed and unsustainable. Elon can afford to keep it running for just pride for a while with massive losses which they are probably incurring from their debt and advertising drop
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by sidibe 3y ago
Why waste money, time, and opportunities self-regulating when you can just leave it to the courts and agencies which move too slowly to keep up?
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by sidibe 3y ago
Not really with spot instances it was just waiting to happen on a day with more demand than usual. That is 100% expected
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by sidibe 3y ago
A followup tweet with a fraction of the views with a pretty big delay. Was he going to add that initially and forgot, or did he add it because people started pointing out what was happening in the corner?
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think for whatever reason he is the main reason people expect Teslas most ambitious things to succeed. Also the first thing new CEO would do would be to reset expectations so they aren't blamed for not meeting the wildly optimistic t
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by sidibe 3y ago
The main fear with letting him go has to be that it might start being valued like a car company, which would be very bad for shareholders even if it was good for the company to have a CEO that works at Tesla full-time
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think it's a lot easier to just wait one or two more years for him to match my wealth
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by sidibe 3y ago
Elon has to be one of the least enigmatic people I've been aware of
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by sidibe 3y ago
They want to make sure their money only traverses non-woke wires.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Even the event where they demonstrated the battery swap was so fake, I guess people weren't as aware of how brazen he was to not question it at the time. Couldn't set up a camera to show your own demo at a staged event? But it got
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by sidibe 3y ago
Nope it's just his MO to phrase what he hopes to achieve some day eventually as if it's already/almost done.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Watch out Youtube! He's already got Tulsi Gabbard and Don Lemon!
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by sidibe 3y ago
Maybe they used one of the terrible words Elon said would get a suspension: Dec*lonization
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by sidibe 3y ago
I'm assuming they did it for the irony of who is pasting it.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Old article, he already claimed the next day that's not what he said. I remember there was even a community note "correcting" the original reporting to say there wouldn't be a subscription by linking to a video... of him
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by sidibe 3y ago
He also threw "decolonization" into the words you can be suspended for (part of his outreach after getting in trouble over antisemitism)
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by sidibe 3y ago
Good catch. Just like how they always give us miles per accident in situations users feel comfortable using autopilot vs all other vehicles' all-situation miles, I'm sure it's a very principled approach like (10/years so
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by sidibe 3y ago
Who decides what's proper English? Non-native speakers? This is a word I've heard almost every day at multiple companies, definitely seems to be on its way to proper English if it isn't already.
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's pretty clear that the general public will find uses for this product considering how useful it is. But I don't see why OpenAI would be worth $100 billion, they're eventually going to get run over by Google or others IMO
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by sidibe 3y ago
Argh those pesky regulators stopping Tesla from delivering robotaxis to their customers since 2018
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by sidibe 3y ago
The people buying blue checks are mostly more right wing, so the tweets you are likely to see are definitely more right wing
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by sidibe 3y ago
Even if you don't think Google doesn't have a talent or product chops to be leaders in AI, Google can do things cheaper than others because of their infrastructure. When they do release something useful they'll probably be ab
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's something he thought sounded really cool yesterday after his employees talked about how waterproof it is with Jay Leno. If he ends up feeling obligated to follow through it's definitely just gonna be some kind of impractical
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by sidibe 3y ago
Sure it will

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