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It’s an entertainment headline, not news. Could write this about border arbitrage for any item.

Not only did they deliver the commercial crew contract faster than Boeing, they did it for a much lower cost.

I don't think the hardware is that easy to source just yet. Musk pulled some strings and redirected existing inventory and orders from his other companies, namely Tesla, to accelerate delivery.

The best players in every game, including business, are the ones who bend and push beyond the rules. Sometimes the rules evolve, sometimes you get too close to the sun.

Fair. I don't think it needs a recall if it doesn't change the way the car operates. Perhaps there is a new class of change notification between "release notes" and "recall" that needs to be established.

Regen braking uses magnets and takes place inside an encased and oil-cooled motor which should eliminate airborne debris.

No doubt he needs to distance himself from the company so that his political career stops impacting it so directly. The business is over valued but still very impressive. Yes the software is controversial, but the hardware is fantastic and a decade ahead of what other domestic automakers are doing. They’re also profitable and have a long term vision to innovate unlike many industry peers who chase the government mandate du jour.

How can anything ever be changed once 51% is abandoned?

I also think there will be a gold rush of hacking old wallets one day when the encryption is broken. Not sure if that will happen before or after btc failure though. You can’t upgrade security on lost wallets.

That was Craig's request as a way to close out his series. They will start fresh with a new timeline.

Gravity

It’s not your imagination. GM and F are awful about this. They even significantly curtailed their plans for training and updating dealers to support EVs better.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/13/ford-ends-ev-dealership-prog...

It’s an under-appreciated intangible “innovation” from Tesla that you can order a car as simply as you can order from Amazon. People hate car dealers with good reason.

How much of this could be resolved if its training set were reduced? Conceivably, most of the training serves only to confuse the model when only aiming to solve a math equation.

I think this applies to anything that is created over more than a single generation. Basically anything the government touches eventually goes this way too.

Every clip in that video looks like an aircraft to me.

What came first, AGI or Fusion?

I've done a couple DEXA scans recently and they have in fact confirmed that the BMI calculation for me is spot on.

I’m willing to accept the risk

Pay for what?

If it means cheaper rates and better reliability, yeah, I am.

I am not a doctor and this is not advice. This is a standard medical test I have completely given up on any doctor to perform accurately. I do it myself at home once or twice a month. I do it with the same device, in the same chair, at the same desk, the same time of day, after I’ve ate and drank the same thing. Yes, I still let everyone take it because it’s typically a precondition of receiving care but my readings at home are completely different and give me a more accurate data point that actually makes me feel good about the progress I’ve been making on my health.

I’m actively looking for more healthcare I can do this way. I trust my data and it all coming together on the safety of my personal device. We don’t need doctors with extremely limited datasets to do this and try to find obscure correlations for us.

Anywhere there are eyeballs, there will be ads. And wherever there are ads there are privacy concerns.

Netflix waited until they had sufficiently killed off cable TV, then went back to creating the same problem it fixed. No ads in ChatGPT today, but soon as it (or a competitor) gains meaningful marketshare, there will be ads.

It’s hard for me to read an article when the clickbait headline is completely walked back in the first paragraph.

As with many things, it’s a duopoly with Mastercard that has another 30% of the market.

This is the kind of stuff that goes on for decades without anyone batting an eye at it. I welcome the Department of Government Efficiency if it can read an article like this and take action on it to generate revenue that was accounted for in revenue projections and forgotten about when it came time to collect.

I just want to have my computer plug into my monitor and transform into a desktop. I’ll pay twice as much to have one device capable of adapting to every form factor.

Is this how our simulation started?

I generally agree that the root cause should be addressed first (student debt is a great example) and the good news is that I believe this project is tackling both simultaneously.

It seems like exactly the kind of thing AI will be better at than humans. If just needs to be trained on the variations instead of the textbook.

To collect data so they can do marketing and advertising to customers.

The only risk returning the capsule unmanned is to their reputation. This is an easy decision.