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by sidibe 2y ago
Elon leaving would be good for the company fundamentally but it will be quickly revalued like a car company which will be disastrous for shareholders.
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by sidibe 3y ago
If paying full attention to driving is so tiresome to you please don't drive. My impression of this description is that FSD is getting good enough to lull drivers into not paying enough attention. There shouldn't be a product like
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by sidibe 3y ago
Maybe if you're applying to work for Cathie Wood. I'd consider Tesla a yellow flag if you started there the last few years. I don't think it's really considered that strong of a place for engineers and they don't
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by sidibe 3y ago
> They have a big enough ecosystem, enough cash to do R&D on an idea for decades They can but do they? For all their flightiness on products, the company that actually does this is Google. They've poured money into very long ter
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by sidibe 3y ago
These culture warrior AGs aren't usually worried over the legal battles they are fighting for attention and Elon will definitely notice this
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by sidibe 3y ago
If anyone thinks Optimus is going to cost 2X as much as he says they are already being extremely generous that there will even be a product.
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by sidibe 3y ago
But my follower count keeps going up even though I'm not using it. Young women seem to be flocking to X.
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by sidibe 3y ago
> Why are we asking tech CEOs about societal racism and politics Technically he's still a tech CEO but practically it seems like he spends much more of his time and attention on societal racism and politics
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by sidibe 3y ago
Musk has on separate occasions explicitly said that Taiwan is an integral part of China, and that it should be managed like Hong Kong. Taiwan would to trust someone that against their national security
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by sidibe 3y ago
How do you know why you failed an interview? Do recruiters share that detailed from interview feedbacks?
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by sidibe 3y ago
I stopped my ChatGPT subscription with the free 2 months and finding it useful enough, but just ended up signing up for Claude with that out of curiosity. I still think ChatGPT is a little more reliable for what I use them for but fairly co
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by sidibe 3y ago
I like it just because I'm fascinated to see how much evidence it takes for some people to see who Elon is
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's a safe bet that they will win. I see a lot of handwringing about bad responses from Gemini or the slowness to roll out ChatGPT competitor but with Gemini 1.5 they're caught up and in a much better position than others going f
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by sidibe 3y ago
There's outrage addicts on both sides, they are very loud on social media and therefore think themselves the overwhelming majority.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Need to know exactly which of the two time frames this is, in two weeks or by the end of the year?
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by sidibe 3y ago
The blue check braintrust has worked this into a much bigger issue in their minds than it will turn out to be. Sadly pg keeps proving to be one of these idiots, not sure it's genuine or just in hopes of being noticed by Elon
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think it's been fine for what I use it for, dropped my ChatGPT subscription for the free trial since they seem to be about on par now and I am expecting it to be passed by 2 months from now. I'm using it for work rather than gen
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's better than showing the top replies like when you're logged in, which are usually a bunch of lobotomized blue checks saying the dumbest things imaginable
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by sidibe 3y ago
> it's better than ever As a product, I think you're in the minority if you think that. As a business, you are delusional if you think that.
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by sidibe 3y ago
He is clearly unhealthily obsessed with race as much or more than the people he's complaining about. Somehow a guy very involved in many interesting fields is spending all day every day complaining about DEI, immigration, and this week
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's still the sole king for cloud consumers, but for internal use, which is bigger than their cloud, Google mostly uses its own stuff, and with the amount the other big companies have to give Nvidia it is worth it for them to do the
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by sidibe 3y ago
I'm suspicious that some of the people who love to be outraged gave it some instructions to do that prior to asking for the pictures.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Google is already more reliant on their own stuff, their Nvidia addiction is just because cloud customers want them, but internal use which is probably much bigger than cloud use they are all set up to do with their own chips.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Same here. In a few months continuing on the theme of making it a dumb story about the CEOs being everything they will start saying how did Sam Altman blow this lead?
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by sidibe 3y ago
For individual models I've seen Model Y as #1. But seems like growth has stopped, so paralyzed is still appropriate, and they only have 2 models that sell significant numbers
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by sidibe 3y ago
No. I don't think even the paid Gemini available now is behind ChatGPT4 for the things I use them for. People will be rooting for Google to lose this race but I think it's wishful thinking they were always too well positioned not
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by sidibe 3y ago
It turns out the easy SV/VC money made some profoundly stupid but confident people very rich. Elon, David Sacks, and certain YC people are really exposing how narrow they are on social media.
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think this paints a picture of oligarchy that might have been true when he first came to power but the tail is now wagging the dog. In fact it's not even the same dog the elites and billionaires of Russia now are childhood friends
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by sidibe 3y ago
Being "anti-woke" gives you infinite leeway for many people
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by sidibe 3y ago
Employees get it free and the guy's wife said he was very enthusiastic about FSD and used it everywhere but Elon has never lied so I'm torn

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