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Interesting that they are “dumping” them in Australia and other countries at prices that are competitive but far above what they cost in China. Below cost of production my ass. The only Western car company even competing with them is Tesla, who people love to hate for ideological reasons. Calling what Chinese companies are doing “dumping” is pure cope for the utter failures of …

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A common theme between Tesla and SpaceX is obsessive vertical integration. SpaceX is building liquid oxygen (not sure about methane) production facilities at Boca Chica. That way they can make their own and not have to pay for the margin. As for Starlink, they must have found a way to do it better or cheaper or both. On a tangent, the manufacturing expertise in both companies i…

This seems more of a battle for frontier AI supremacy. I'm afraid that small capable models have been left in the dust. Big labs don't really want to hand over the golden eggs goose to the end user. Possibly the hardware vendors(e.g. Nvidia) may want to play in that area as well, to pull money from all parties.

I like my Apache 2.0 licensed Gemma, and NVIDIA’s Nemotrons are decent bases for finetuning or continued pretraining, esp thanks to good documentation and tooling. Oh, and Mira’s thinking machines lab dropped Inkling, a ~1T open weight model too. This isn’t US vs China. This is open vs closed.

I bought two of these when they were new. I don't recall the price, but after mining some bitcoin in my electricty included apartment for a few months over the winter instead of running the heat, I think I ended up with ~.5 BTC.

Bitcoin's price has historically tracked a long-term **power law trendline** — a curve that grows at a constant rate on a log-log time/price scale. I've built a small website to track how the price is doing relative to the trendline. Historically when the price falls below the trendline it signals a great buying opportunity. Similarly, price going above the trendline might fl

I have a work-in-progress called Modus. 100% written by Claude, so take that however you will. The current release boots on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. The next release (unreleased in the pipe for ~ months) is standard Common Lisp on bare aarch64 (pi) and x64 (qemu for now), with linux aarch64 and x64 command line interfaces à la sbcl. https://github.com/modus-lisp/modus Since you…

Probably Namecoin, but there are several now. Probably ENS (Ethereum name service) is the most notable. But keep in mind Zooko's triangle - you can't have all three of secure, human-readable, and decentralised. In Zooko terms, blockchains are secure, human-readable, centralised registries - there is only one, and you have to stay connected to it. Onion domains (which are public…

I think this is not being talked about enough. Robinhood allows us to own stocks via its Ethereum L2 and apps such as Lighter already allow using them as collateral for positions. It's a matter of time until it's integrated with Aave and every other major defi app. Nearly everyone was talking about this being right around the corner a couple of years ago and how stocks were o

Ethereum actually contains a time-bomb designed to make it stop working a few months after the latest protocol revision, which of course can only be published by Vitalik.

> People were desperate for an alternative Sure, why not. They were looking for a community that would let them speak. But that's like complaining your product review on amazon got deleted. It may be part of the amazon experience, but it's not the point.