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7mo ago
This is just the first step eventually we will be just like the Culture novels that Elon skimmed through the Wikipedia summaries of. We are slightly delayed on the first Mars trips timelines that were supposed to have happened already but t
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7mo ago
They were rightfully been calling out the grift at Tesla. On the SpaceX front they've been his biggest cheerleader (even dismissing other stories like the sexual harrassment)
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8mo ago
Where do people find this optimism? I reckon when the software jobs fall everything else will follow shortly too. That's just the first target because it's what we know and the manual stuff is a little harder for now. The "go
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8mo ago
Nothing will happen. He got off with nothing for directly saying from his own account "Funding secured" on Twitter in a much less nakedly corrupt environment
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8mo ago
I listened to the call: The capabilities will be "orders of magnitude" and "end of this year." The timeline is "there is no competition outside of China". They are more amazing every quarter and so is Tesla
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8mo ago
I really love this series, probably my favorite of his stuff along with Cage of Souls. I got a little bored with the first one but glad I kept on, the second and third were amazing. I almost like everything he writes which is something beca
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9mo ago
And where does Apples cloud run?
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9mo ago
Trump thinks lowering the interest rates means market goes up before election. That's all there is to it everyone knows it's not about stability and jobs
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9mo ago
Overall he is very unpopular. There are a few far right parties that love him but they are outnumbered.
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9mo ago
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but they are, in fact, extremely unpopular in EU
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9mo ago
There's some GOP legislators it probably makes quietly uncomfortable to see ICE blatantly murdering people on their watch, they could sleep easier with Insurrection Act
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9mo ago
The poor hero is recovering at the hospital right now after being run over according to the president. He may or may not get off by the courts, but he will be feted by MAGA. If he's removed from ICE it'll be to go on a media tour.
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9mo ago
The last couple tech bubbles have made extremely dumb people able to have positions of power they would never have been able to have before the random VC/crypto windfalls to asocial people Used to be where you could assume CEOs were at
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9mo ago
He's not hiding it he has talked more about the oil since than Maduros illegitimacy
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9mo ago
This has been true until recently w/BYD growth. It's definitely more than the top legacy ones combined, including those selling many times more cars, and unlike most of them it's shrinking
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9mo ago
Sorry I had to flag this because it is negative about my infallible idol's company
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9mo ago
No problem, Tesla is robot company now.
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9mo ago
I think that's probably the main reason but also Fred Lambert "earned" a free roadster through referrals gassing up Elon and Tesla and as always with Elons promises it has not materialized.
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9mo ago
I think somehow the goofiness and untrustworthiness of the pumpers is a way to select their audience, just like how spammers intentionally misspell to not waste their time on people with discernment
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9mo ago
None of the previous tech had the potential to do every economically productive thing we can do. It will spawn more opportunities, but maybe it will also fill those opportunities.
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9mo ago
From what I've seen, immigrants
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10mo ago
100% in the doomers camp now, wish I could be as optimistic as these people who think AI is all hype but the last few weeks it's starting to finally be more productive to use these tools and I feel like this will be a short little wind
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10mo ago
A lot of ram and disk companies have played this game before and gotten burned so they are more conservative than you'd expect. The problem in the past is shortages cause the customers to invest in efficiency or new tech pops up, it&#x
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10mo ago
Google fragmented into multiple competing companies as well, that's where OpenAI itself came from. The problem is even after shedding employees into all these startups or established competitors trying to catch up, Google has way more
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10mo ago
I think a lot of disk/compute has legitimately lasted longer than they initially thought it would. The initial estimates are too conservative
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10mo ago
I have pretty negative feelings about all this stuff and how the future will be but also have to admit it's crazy how good it is at so many things I would have considered safe a few years ago before chatgpt. There are a couple really d
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10mo ago
I'm surprised this wasn't already the case for work phones?
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10mo ago
Ok so now it's stupid or malicious to use RL as reinforcement learning on a blog about AI where everyone in the field has been referring to it as RL forever? Even wikipedia puts (RL) after reinforcement learning.
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10mo ago
They've actually had many very successful projects that make the few products and acquisitions you are thinking of work. It's true most of their end products don't work or get abandoned but it stretches their infrastructure i
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10mo ago
He definitely has talked about a lot of nerdy books. Don't know about his attention span and not sure how to square what he likes with his values. He brings up the Culture all the time but I have my doubts that he's actually read
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