This could be fantastic news but by the time the chip foundries are reassigned to ram and ssds and GPUs we can use, how many of us will have money to buy them as the economy crumbles?

Can jensen’s wife argue his actions devalued the assets and claim more than 50%?

I heard a rumour that some Anthropic employees have taken up smoking because they firmly believe AI will solve the health problems.

Complete, utter, total delusion.

Housing booms lead to HVAC booms 20 years later. But in between, it’s a bit slow.

4000 lines of repeated and nested functions and bullshit.

I’m over here wondering where things went sideways that renting a CNC with an operator costs less than $125 an hr. Taxis cost more.

Can you just program dumb tool paths and make the part accurately but inefficiently?

Well, some say he’s got first hand experience.

I like how I really don’t hear anything about Scott. Occasionally some charity will make the news about a windfall. She seems to be doing good.

“Do it with Muse” ad that I got is ironic.

It’s also interesting how much handwritten “Claude speak” is on HN. You’d think that’s the primary source material … hmm.

The rise of the business idiot.

But even so, Brandolini’s law is holding very strong. I have to spend so much time (even accounting for ADHD) to understand and explain why a document is horseshit. And I’m an expert in the field. I can’t just say “it’s trash because vibes”.

It’s not the people using the AI, it’s the itself — the overly verbose writing with far too many tells and em dashes.

(Which I’ve intentionally done here.)

Unifi e7 campus is broad and fairly powerful I think but maybe just a PowerBeam.

Congress and senate move slowly compared to what the executive can do.

Just in time for ipo

And no path to profitability

Its important to note that off the top of my head only two European nations experienced a successful revolution against wealthy elites. Germanic and Hispanic nations didn’t experience a revolution, with some follow on effects that some argue helped precipitate the world wars. The UK had Cromwell but I don’t know if that really counts.

German manufacturers for decades leaned into making their cars unique through engine and driving dynamics.

With EV, the engines are all pretty much the same in behaviour and can be quickly and easily tuned. The chassis has to be completely reimagined to hold the batteries and the massive weight is inescapable, with significant impact on driving dynamics. In a word, EVs are simple appliances.

It’s hard to compete without differentiation, especially when you’ve allowed the competition a decade+ head start.

Japanese carmakers have been largely about building appliances with ICE, and theyre arguably farther behind on electrification than German manufacturers (no, 25 years of mild hybrid doesn’t count), but they do have a rabid following of people who want reliable appliance type cars.

I don’t think that designing and building in China will change the fundamental calculus.

The unions are just as culpable as the leadership, I think. They’re not asking for reskilling or EV focus.

It’s got a long way to go still before it reflects reality.

Tsla has a PE of 380 with YoY degrowth over multiple years and no prospects of growth.

another 150K in Europe. In the same period BYD sold about 3 million EVs. Last MONTH (October) BYD sold 500K EVs.

Precisely.

Tomatoes are a colonial import, not native Italian food. Why not pineapple? This man needs to spend some time reflecting.