verzali

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by verzali 3d ago
You forgot the part where you spend billions to put your man in a position of power.
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by verzali 11d ago
Fantastic job!
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by verzali 13d ago
Enjoy life? Seems like the Americans are going to be the ones getting the raw deal with the extreme inequality they are stumbling into.
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by verzali 13d ago
There's been a whole thing recently with companies boasting about ensuring American supremacy. I assume its a play for Pentagon dollars, but it is the same kind of thing really.
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by verzali 20d ago
Isn't that a huge problem? Who picks their leader because he is entertaining?
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by verzali 20d ago
Every time he does something petty like this I am reminded that Americans voted for him twice. Not just because he was 'the other guy'. He got through primaries. Twice. Millions of people adore him. America is deeply deeply unwell
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by verzali 23d ago
That's true of many press releases, yes.
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by verzali 26d ago
They pay negative taxes? Really?
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by verzali 26d ago
But it isn't. US warships proved incapable of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. Oil is not flowing.
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by verzali 26d ago
> Because when you're helping customers manage supplier communications semi-autonomously and speed up America's defense industrial base What a thing to obsessively devote your life to.
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by verzali 27d ago
The trend doesn't seem sustainable.
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by verzali 27d ago
The article goes on to explain that there is, in fact, no new evidence.
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by verzali 27d ago
So what happens when people stop lending money? No more military spending? No more social security? Massive tax rises? Hyper-inflation?
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by verzali 27d ago
This is not talked about enough. It is a terrible stain on America.
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by verzali 1mo ago
Europe has access to the US market, so I don't fully understand the issue here. Is it that a future leader might decide to cut access to launch off? Another key point not really addressed here is the need for something to subsidise reu
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by verzali 1mo ago
From the descriptions, it sounds like they put the AI in charge of ordering the books. Especially as it is ordering hyper-specific versions as well as books long out of copyright and available online. I wonder if it is really for training o
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by verzali 1mo ago
That explains the opening line: >Sometimes the most irrelevant piece of a project becomes its absolute protagonist.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Sam Altman's parenting experience is surely extremely different to most peoples. Can't imagine he has changed more than one diaper in his lifetime.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Why not just return Ceuta to Morocco?
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by verzali 2mo ago
In Europe many billionaires are idle old wealth. They don't work, they inherited the money.
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by verzali 2mo ago
NASA FIRMS is good for tracking where the fire is. As well as the site another user recommended, I was following this one: https://feuxgironde.fr/
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by verzali 2mo ago
The situation in Bordeaux right now feels close to apocalyptic. I left yesterday. Two hundred thousand people are evacuated, hundreds of homes destroyed, and the fire about 10 miles from the edge of the city.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Poetry morphed into rap.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Curious that Tesla stock fell in price at the moment of the Starship abort. For what possible reason would a failed rocket launch affect the fortunes of an electric car company?
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by verzali 2mo ago
Can I bet you 437 billion dollars?
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by verzali 2mo ago
So about $25bn for Mr Musk. Expensive.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Down quite sharply in response to the aborted launch.
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by verzali 2mo ago
Down to $124 already today...
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by verzali 2mo ago
I honestly thought this would be about Teledesic!
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by verzali 2mo ago
I don't think Mr Musk cares, do u?

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