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Another question is whether it is defendable at this point. It's not clear that China doesn't have military superiority over that area.

I heard someone say this last week and they never went to prison.

We all do. Humanity is better off thanks to the industrial revolution.

You wouldn't choose to back to the prior time and same will be true with this revolution.

This is only because they still haven't bothered to update to the internet enabled world.

Rich vs poor. The rich can literally chop off food and throw it in the trash.

Does that mean the people defending the misuse of the word "recall" are regulation cultists?

Karpathy, Carmack, Andreesen, Jensen, Dawkins and others who know him IRL say the same. It's endlessly curious how people who don't know him are confident they know better.

To be fair, it was never everyone. Twitter was always small compared to Facebook and other networks.

It punches above its weight because it's where the cultural elite communicate.

Anyone know the math on how many crashes it would take until this would equalize?

He's trustworthy.

If he had that level of neuroticism he would just not say anything or only offer surface level praise.

They just started, the velocity of xAI is novel.

NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang: “Building a massive [supercomputer] factory in the short time that was done, that is superhuman. There's only one person in the world who could do that. What Elon and the xAI team did is singular. Never been done before.”

Richard Dawkins: "I have a very favorable impression of Elon Musk and his concern for the welfare of the world.

I have sat with [Elon] on a transatlantic plane and had a very, very long conversation with him. He's undoubtedly highly intelligent and knowledgeable.

I've had lunch with him on two or three occasions, and so I know him a little bit.

I have formed a very favorable impression of his intelligence, his knowledge and his concern for the welfare of the world."

The Poetry of Reality, November 17, 2024

Sorry, but that is mental gymnastics. You've already made your conclusion and are torturing reality to make it fit.

It's actually amazing looking at this map on a percentage basis.

States with 10 million plus customers that only have a few thousand without power.

Incredible achievement if you think about it.

They don't censor people. You can say anything as long as its legal.

Move fast and break things is what built Silicon Valley and the modern world. It works, demonstrably.

The way the government has been run the past decades doesn't work, demonstrably. Every important metric has worsened.

I'm legitimately curious about this as someone observing from the outside.

Were they on edge when Zuckerberg had a leftward shift in prior years?

And where is the center?

Why was it forgiven?

What percentage is that?

To be even more precise, here's the message from the source;

This community has been banned

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Thanks for confirming that claim is false.

I checked reddit recently for the first time in a while, and I was shocked by how radicalized its become. An echo chamber of hateful people and perhaps GPTs that are agitating the big subreddits. The contrast is stark with all the "no place for hate" in the rules and endless banning of microaggressions.

I saw dozens of death threats. Even an explicit death threat thread with over 40,000 upvotes before reddit stepped in and shut the whole subreddit down.

It reminded me of Ghostbusters 2 with all the aggressively angry people and the ooze pouring out of the sewers, all building upon itself.

Just fyi fake eggs and fake meat and fake butter are highly processed and include bad ingredients like other highly processed food.

Source for the claim they are removing the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content?

Did you find some that aren't filled with terrible oils and other bad-for-you ingredients? I haven't in my area yet.

What happens at 100 shares?

How much?

Right. Why are people suddenly confused about this?

Perhaps you don't realize how badly run the government is and how much of a problem that is in real terms.

Education, physical and mental health, cost of living, healthcare, wealth inequality. They've all gotten worse the past few decades, would you agree?

The NYT just reported that the federal government lost $236 billion to apparent fraud ("improper payments") in 2023 alone.

The US GAO says "2018-2022 Data Show Federal Government Loses an Estimated $233 Billion to $521 Billion Annually to Fraud"

USAID literally set up fake AIDS prevention workshops to topple foreign governments https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/08/0...

This is a small sample of the extreme waste, fraud and abuse, while we have very serious issues here on the ground that are systematically ignored. For DECADES. Unaddressed.

Fixing this is what the majority of voters voted for and are rightfully thrilled to see these brilliant young tech nerds untangle the beurocratic leviathon. There will be, and have been, mistakes, things deleted that shouldn't have been. Anything important and that the people actually want, will be added back in. DOGE was upfront about this process.

That's an understatement. Death threats aimed at these young DOGE tech nerds flooded Reddit and Bluesky. Reddit even shut down a popular subreddit to stem the tide.