mlindner

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by mlindner 5d ago
Why do you want to stop this? Data centers are not some enemy of the people.
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by mlindner 5d ago
And how will building data centers wreck the planet?
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by mlindner 5d ago
I'm glad to see this. Anti data center propaganda is rampant right now, with large amounts of it proven to be pushed by China to slow down American AI companies. We have tons of oil processing facilities, way more than data centers and
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by mlindner 5d ago
I would not class this as government protection. More just leveling the playing field.
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by mlindner 13d ago
Complaining about anti-white discrimination is not being a white supremacist. White supremacy is about thinking white people are superior to other races.
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by mlindner 13d ago
There's no evidence that he is a white supremacist.
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by mlindner 19d ago
There's literally a slide for those questions on the website. https://www.spacex.com/spacexai/starmind 160 square meters, which if ran in optimum conditions would reject between 100 to 150 kilowatts. Micrometeorit
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by mlindner 19d ago
I2P don't ideologically vet their users nor does Signal. A/I Collective does. That's kind of the pointe of all this.
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by mlindner 19d ago
Being against facism and racism is centrism, being part of an "anti-fascist" or "anti-racist" group is radical left. If you're part of a "group" that has stated goals of pushing something that is already a
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by mlindner 22d ago
Anyone who told you that any laws of physics are being broken is lying to you.
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by mlindner 27d ago
They didn't have any IP or assets. He did it because he and JB were already working on doing the same thing and it was better to join forces rather than set up two paper companies competing with each other.
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by mlindner 1mo ago
You're being disingenuous. Tesla employee count, including founders, was 2 (or 3, depending on accounts) at the time that Elon "founded" Tesla. Tesla was a paper company with no assets to its name. In any normal company you w
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Delta Passed on Starlink Wi-Fi. United and Virgin Atlantic Are Seeing the Payoff(inc.com)
9 points by mlindner 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mlindner 1mo ago
I mean GamerGate was the start of all this. It was the start of the end of the gaming industry. Games were made primarily for and by guys and they knew their target market. They didn't try to appeal to everybody they tried to appeal to
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by mlindner 1mo ago
The problem with AAA gaming is the type of people they hire as game devs, especially writers. Everyone's too concerned with not offending anyone and so AAA games are focus grouped to death. They're all perfectly average with nothi
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by mlindner 1mo ago
Energy usage is not the problem, method of consumption is. Growing data center power usage is not the problem.
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by mlindner 1mo ago
I think you are over centering on recency rather than reality. The stuff that killed the roman empire went on for centuries.
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by mlindner 1mo ago
> But it makes sense that if you're a university researcher you are thinking about what's a model that will be open weight and developed over the long term and doesn't raise 'Chyna' concerns in Washington DC Why
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by mlindner 2mo ago
Because if someone breaks the law they get arrested.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
That's entirely because you have a bias that's set in your head that doesn't let you see anything else. You think he's a white supremacist so you see white supremacy.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
None of his twitter posts or white house politics show him pushing nazi ideology.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
Well you can start by correcting the point that it was a far-right victory celebration or that a far-right guesture was made.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
That's because he was in a manic moment, and all his emotions and physical movements were exaggerated... This wasn't a calm investor presentation.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
You're implying that von Braun was still a nazi when he was working in the US (he wasn't) and you imply that Elon Musk is a nazi in the first place when he's done nothing to indicate that.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
He's only dangerous if you operate a legal system that allows people to be dangerous. Elon Musk has never been the problem. As long as he's not breaking the law it's all good.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
Literally never even heard of him or this show he apparently ran so I'm confused why this is so upvoted.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
The NTSB was not tampered with.
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by mlindner 2mo ago
Elon helped save the future of humanity by causing a massive shift in how people treat opinions that don't goose step with the rest of the media. That happened when he bought Twitter and it continues with grok being balanced (and confi
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by mlindner 2mo ago
> How do you know? Please don't sealion. There's no evidence for it occurring in the first place. It's entirely an internet meme based on extremist headlines. What happened is they set up servers inside government offices
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by mlindner 2mo ago
Personally I think AI should be treated like photoshop. If someone is creating life-like imagery of child sexual abuse that you can't determine if its real or not, then that would be the criminal action of the person producing it. Soft

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