Remember folks: demand equity, so you are the employer too!

you really think it's the billionaires stopping us from building things in america?

(hint: lawyers and nimbys)

EVs are destroying the grid? /s

Say what you will, but Burry has successfully predicted nine of the last five recessions

“Frankly if they could deliver us enough GPUs, we might not need Dojo,” Musk told analysts on Wednesday during Tesla’s Q2 earnings call. “But they can’t, because they have got so many customers.”

In October, Musk said he wasn’t even sure his latest project would prove itself superior to buying Nvidia chips off the shelf—unusual given he typically demands the best from his team. Instead he was full of praise of Huang and thanked the company for prioritize some of its orders.

“We’ll actually take Nvidia hardware as fast as Nvidia will deliver it to us,” he said yesterday.

Tesla has a voracious demand for A.I. chips that seemingly outstrips virtually any commercial competitor. It aims to reach an in-house compute capability of 100 exaFLOPS (an extremely high level of supercomputer performance) by the end of next year, a truly staggering figure that would ensconce it easily among the global top five providers known currently, according to the company.

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costs more money for trains and maintenance is harder,
their main focus is improving the boring speed and lowering the cost of tunneling
trains would add few $100m to the price tag

How dare they make me decide to and then eventually buy a camera against my will so they can watch a 4x8 foot patch of my driveway.

I chose Internet but I often find myself watching old BBC shows I never saw before or knew about but never watch such as QI, 8 Out of 10 Cats, or ones I really like such as The IT Crowd (normally I watch a TV show or movie and never watch it again).

  Anything that is a bit old and there are lots of it so I can go through it one by one.

  Next on the list is Star Trek: DS9 I'm a big Trek fan but I never really got into DS9 but I think I will go through each episode from the start, now it's like a wrapped present.

Whoa, whoa, whoa do you mean like my personal "homepage" is that what this fancy weblog is? It's still under construction but when it's done the world can read my opinions.

I'm not an expert on reactors but I don't this attitude of there being a 'nuclear plant' as if there were only one type there are different types and even the growing popularity of liquid fluoride thorium reactors (LFTRs).

  Canada, where I live, has plants using natural uranium in vessels that are not pressurized and they work fine without all the drama.

  Japan can do as it pleases of course I understand why but everyone else is freaking out over misinformation.

Most times it seemed as if people either loved or hated him nothing in between, whatever you thought he was without a doubt a marketing genius and did what he did very well.

They must, I had it and just looked when I read this story and it's not on my phone anymore. I hate that! Time to root.

You should get a Hover Bike but it may not very good going over water.

http://www.hover-bike.com/

Nice catch.

  Verizon would be proud ;)

> The university is currently in negotiations with a major eyewear manufacturer

  Yeah who could that be!? Luxottica since they own any and all eyeglasses related companies in the world anyway.