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Comment · 3 years ago
To misquote Elon M on Twitter, dudebro, do you even a.i..
Comment · 3 years ago
A lisp machine with an editor and seL4, Plan 9 goodies outperforming nvidia's ai devkit and looking just as good and scalable would be awesome to have.
Comment · 3 years ago
As an improvement for context, the nvidia or amd or intel or tesla ai chip could picture in an svg architecture schematic fault probability distribution and explanation in realtime without human input. Text only status pages with a little color for decoration with this much more information gets the point across quicker.
Comment · 3 years ago
What magnificent achievement in a ten year span has Fidelity performed like Microsoft's founding CEO sets attention focus on the valuing of Fidelity's estimate over Elon M's best guess? Prices go up and down. The more than by a half Twitter headcount bloat downsizing not many CEOs have the ability to pull off and not create insider industry enemies. Twitter could be worth $1T looking at the rate of change and improvement driven by customer feedback compared to a conventional IBM or Linux Redhat customer having Twitter's previous bloatsize and no well informed technical oversight at the highest layer in the organization capable of rocket engineering equivalent.
Comment · 3 years ago

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xizang
Tibetans speak in a deepchill and relax manner like surfer dudes. Sadly, people who are not well todo in Tibet burn wood to stay warm in the winter months, sourced from trees where they happen to be. Other, historically sophisticated parts of China use smokeless corn cores to burn and stay warm. Perhaps, Tibet has an unmet demand for Elon M's wall battery packs charged by solar. Luxury glass bottling the clear blue mountaneous waters is an untapped economic opportunity.
Comment · 3 years ago
Fish in a barrel aim points for space lasers.
Comment · 3 years ago
A book's shelf life in a premodern library is 400 years then the need to copy it to a new medium preserved the copy. Fun fact.
Comment · 3 years ago
What the lander needed was multiple redundant readings on distance to surface and a voting system to interpret those readings. Plus, the organization's end-to-end testing campaign needed to simulate retargeted landing aim point and not just wing it off previous dissimilar tests and let the bugs creep in.
Comment · 3 years ago
Failed to understand why Honda's Asimo went nowhere in response to Fukushima Daaichi. Honda should grow talent pool on high technical competence game changers and event breakthrus. There's likely an inverse proportion for the better the programmers the fewer are needed, as millipede to centipede to bipedal Tesla ”Optimus“ Bot extension of Exapod riding in Starship.

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