I don’t really think the issue is that fact that ChatGPT (or perhaps another llm) was used. The issue is that it was not checked. Perhaps they used it just to translate as a final step and did not have a fluent person to check it over (with the requisite level of understanding) LLMs are new, and soon to be superseded by multimodal AI, so the understanding of them is currently quite immature, in both usage and consumption of.
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All the private fusion companies making very interesting progress.
https://www.helionenergy.com/ https://cfs.energy/ https://www.tokamakenergy.co.uk/ https://tae.com/
Insert below; jokes about its being 25 years away, and comments about how it will never work etc
Why would you have that expectation?
Anecdotes without any data
I really hope they do.
Is 20 years an unreasonable amount of time?
Success could be many things:
* Like delivery of engines to customers.
* Getting to orbit.
* Winning large contracts.
* Putting amazons internet satellites into LEO.
etc...
Space demand will grow incredibly fast very soon as SpaceX leads the incredible prices drops in $ per KG to orbit.
I'd love for them to be successful, and its great to see so many space companies being created, testing, and launching. And it's very important for the future of civilisation. That doesn't mean that you can't ask questions about the health of a particular company.
He can keep spending, that by itself won't make it a successful business.
Did you read the article?
Another variable to add to mix of:
"Well its USB-C cable and a USB-C hole"
"... but no, it does not work"
Yes...
Assuming you are probably thinking of linking something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinaltrainal_v._Coca-Cola_Co. ?
Illegal activity is illegal. Capitalism has law and a stable society as a prerequisite.
Ok, thanks :)
We can't go any further on here, too much ground to cover.
If someone living today called themselves a capitalist would you expect them to be involved in "forcible seizure and defence"?
indeed, but that wasn't the bit I was talking about.
I was replying to the comments about use of force.
By definition trade in capitalism is done willing.
That is not capitalism.