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3y ago
He does have a physics degree that he obtained 2 years after leaving Penn and making a big donation
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3y ago
Here's the amazing demo of Tesla battery swap: https://youtu.be/H5V0vL3nnHY Somehow in a staged demo they couldn't figure out how to show a camera angle that captured the slightest hint of the actual battery swap
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3y ago
Being wrong once on a date 5 years away isn't necessarily lying. Being many years wrong on frequent "by the end of the year" predictions in a way that happens to help you sell products is lying.
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3y ago
I've never been interested in chess because it seemed to be way too much work to be good enough to have fun. Things have gotten much easier now, you can get endless stream of free puzzles that are as fun as any puzzle game and adapt to
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3y ago
I like seeing people be successful. With Elon there is always too much celebrating of announcements vs celebrating successes. He's done well selling EVs and Falcon 9 is great. Mostly he lies though so that's what I assume with any
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3y ago
Roadster, Dojo (this one I remember actually believing he sounded so sure it was a done deal years ago), Semi. 10x is generous given his history , can't believe how many people still find him credible
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3y ago
It seems like hearing someone make a mistake, especially on a piano (vs a trombone or violin), isn't related at all to perfect pitch... unless the mistake is playing the whole piece in the wrong key
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3y ago
Who knows what there will be besides LLMs. I don't really get why AI can't exceed the human brain in everything someday unless you are religious and see some supernatural aspects to the brain
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3y ago
It's all more consistent if you realize he thinks women should stay home and raise children and men should be as involved in their lives as he is in his 10 kids' lives. 2 weeks leave would make sure new mothers leave their jobs.
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3y ago
Lately the circle he interacts with on Twitter has been pretty big on women staying home to raise families, and it's been mixed in more with their usual fare of decrying paedophilia which apparently the "MSM" thinks is A-OK a
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3y ago
I've not been faced with this situation, but from outside it seems like if you have an EU passport the first thing to do is move and from there find any job for now. From here it is surprising both times that people are so complacent a
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3y ago
Someone still needs to have enough domain knowledge to figure out what needs solving and how to validate that it was solved. Being able to frame problems, and being able to cobble together the data and infra for the AI to solve them are the
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3y ago
Bringing up deepfakes is a bold move when the quotes are on earnings calls and written across the screen of promotional videos on Tesla's own website...
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3y ago
The product is ridiculous regardless of the CEO. It's at least false advertising or fraud. Looking at any video of it in action it's clearly also dangerous. It's not all about cherry picking either, on YouTube these are all b
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3y ago
ChatGPT is talked about a lot but who is actually replacing search with it? Also no one has poured more money into AI hardware and software than Google, it's pretty naive to think OpenAI/Microsoft has a huge lead by releasing a ni
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3y ago
Mostly those borders were always going to be nonsense no matter who came up with them. One village is this group, another village is that group then the next is also to the first group. It's like that in almost every country. Obviously
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Moonlighting while oaid is one thing, his stock grants until this year were about half of the TOP LINE revenue of the company. He has been paid so much more than anyone ever has (other richest in the world got it mostly through their initia
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3y ago
The article was flagged because of fandom. It said there would be a larger radius affected than the environmental impact report and it was right.
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3y ago
Low demand is the issue. I highly doubt he want this private, but I dont doubt he wants people to think he's so confident he wants it private. Demand dropping and margins will go down like a normal car company. And thats if you believe
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3y ago
SpaceX launches Starship Off Launchpad in Stunning Success, Giant Leap for Humanity
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I think the risk is that they are both driven by what the CEO finds cool which may or may not be what's most effective
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Why can't you just be satisfied and just bask in the warm glow of SpaceX like the rest of this thread? In all seriousness I don't follow space stuff much so I give the benefit of the doubt when 99% of posters give rave reviews...
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3y ago
You are very brave or didn't read the room :) I think this could have been more successful
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The way I'm hearing it was not a failure but an unbelievable smashing success. No one expected the rocket to get to the launchpad, much less off of it. The second stage was not expected to be reached at all, it's cool that they ev
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4y ago
I didn't know about the first part but he is droning on about Tesla for many hours every day in Twitter Spaces. The rest of his waking day he is tweeting about Tesla if it's really just one guy.
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4y ago
Negative SpaceX and Tesla stories get a lot of comments and a lot of flags. You hardly ever catch them on the front page despite there being a couple every week with 100+ comments (well, at least for Tesla). A lot of people around here don&
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4y ago
"admitting that SF has a crime problem". It does have crime problems, drug problems and homeless problems. Since this topic was about violent crime sure you can admit it has a violent crime problems but it's no more than norm
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4y ago
Also we are all so proud of being rational and data driven while ignoring the actual murder rate in SF, which is well below average in America. Now you can say that it's high relative to the rest of the world but most people here want
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4y ago
HN has 2 perma-front page topics: Google shutting down something noone has ever heard of Is it just me or has Google search gotten worse?
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4y ago
Tesla margins are going to plummet with their price cuts. Enjoy the last week of being able to use that argument
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