theGnuMe

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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Because the debt is a red herring.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
It’s Michael Griffin. Musk also named his kid after him allegedly.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Elon is good buddies with a former Nasa director -- that director gave SpaceX their big break and backing when they were basically insolvent... I imagine conversations were had.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
yet 4.5T tax cuts which is also govt spending.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Russia probably played a role in that.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
The next Bond movie is going to be historic... Honestly I preferred it when he was considered the next Iron Man. I dunno maybe that asteroid is coming and we need his rockets and mass distraction.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Maybe not treasonous but ineligible for whatever position Musk has now...
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
I remember when we thought we could just pay Trump 1-2 billion to go away. That would've been a good deal and is cheap in retrospect. And maybe Biden should have pardoned him immediately to kick the can down the road on SCOTUS decidi
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
He's probably protected in the sense that he knows stuff Trump doesn't want public.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
So there is a plan here. One is to sue or stop the SEC. Tesla is a meme coin at this point. However there are these pesky shareholders to deal with.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
This is all going to. E irrelevant when everything is crypto
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
France and the UK need to do this...
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
>The megacorp wealth flows back to the shareholders, who eventually will want to spend it on something. This is called trickle down economics. >Wealthier people who consume more than average would pay in more than they get out. With w
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
So an endgame is grok runs the government. I’d be worried about real spies gaining access in person given the confusion of who is doge or not.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
The deep Texas freeze was the same thing.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Yes it was. Prove me wrong.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
That is true. They place an aggregate demand creating jobs which is GDP.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
I mean just drive a school bus at that point..
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
This is the obvious playbook. It might include the "illegal immigrant" narrative as well. Also, if you remember, we previously had welfare queens (which is a really disgusting phrase if you really think about it). The problem in
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
>physical constraints of nature. Medicare and Social Security are not physical constraints of nature. Get real.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
You too will be old one day if you are lucky.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
A bunch of landscaping companies near me got ppp loans all of whom kept working during covid.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
I think jamming resistance is a red herring. AI weapons will have their own failure modes due to jamming. Any sensor modality will have its own particular weakness. Also reasoning model malfunctions as well i.e. hallucinations. Not to me
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
The internet was designed to be robust in the event of nuclear war. Maybe it’s time for distributed data caches. Maybe we encode it all in crypto currency.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
I am appalled with your opinion. If the system can’t be safely designed with a safe margin of error then it is too dangerous. There are alternative ways and locations to train. If there’s a nat sec issue have the planes hold.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Maybe the military shouldn’t fly training flights there. Just an idea.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Not many big jets at DCA. Max is typically a 757.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
Uhh the only thing positive is the UK citizens finally saw through the conservative bullshit.. this is only because they were ahead of the USA in implementing disastrous policies which played out and showed that they had no clothes. If the
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
I think we as a society forget once the previous generation is gone.
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by theGnuMe 2y ago
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