Comment Re:Misanthropomorphizing (Score 1) 120
Computer AI will never care to listen to music voluntarily.
Comment Re: Just like in Texas (Score 1) 179
Here's someone else who did a similar accidental gesture: https://x.com/GrageDustin/stat...
Comment Re:FUCK RACISM (Score 1) 179
You said "white race", so I'll take your word for it.
Comment Re:Just like in Texas (Score 2) 179
On the contrary, Musk is the only one of the rich people I've known who is *anti-racist*. He and he was the one who spoke up when Malema was spewing his hate speech in SA. He generally hates how white people have been given second class status in all their countries around the world.
Comment Re: Took 7 years but... (Score 1) 179
Luckily the buildings where all the good stuff happens is isolated from that third-worldery.
For now.
For now.
Comment Re:Congrats to Mr. Musk (Score 1) 315
Interesting to see what Gwynne Shotwell (COO of SpaceX) thought of him (16:40+):
"There is no one that can run this company other than Elon, frankly. We want Elon to have that kind of control. He's incredible. I think he's the best CEO of today and he's probably the best CEO in history. In my opinion... humble opinion."
And also at 18:36:
When Elon asked me to be president in 2008, we made kinda very clear what is my job jar and what is his job jar. Cos, you know, he didn't want to step on my toes, and I certainly didn't want to step on his toes. But we gotta be clear, like, everybody reports to Elon, right. I feel like I'm there as a partner to help him get the things done that need to get done. I tend to focus on the day to day of the business operations and he focuses on high level strategy as well as super deep dive on the technical.
Comment Re: Wasn't he right though? (Score 1) 97
Musk has a good heart. Ignorant on some topics at most. The people in this post though have been conditioned by the biased media to hate him, especially since he started sticking up for the true minority in the world (white people).
Comment Re:Conciousness isn't as mysterious as you thought (Score 1) 403
Good luck getting a computer (no matter how intelligent) to experience qualia, such as the sensation of green, hearing a major 7th chord, or tasting/smelling peach.
Comment Re:no one set off my eveil detector (Score 1) 46
No. Neuralink is helping paralyzed people already. Tesla cars have saved so many lives because of their safety. He also cared about the evil EFF party in South Africa when almost nobody else cared.
Comment Re: aka (Score 1) 133
Tesla thrived because he sacrificed his last penny to save them over a decade ago and worked his ass off, even on the factory floor to make sure the Model 3 made the deadlines. X is doing better than ever, so not a disaster obviously (so many of you said it'd die, but it never die). As for SpaceX, the direction he's steered the company and its cooperational structure Elon installed has been invaluable to its success.
Comment Re:This is almost certainly DOA (Score 1) 133
Just read the thread. You know nothing of the guy. I've been listening to his interviews for over a decade now.
Comment Re: aka (Score 1) 133
A despicable piece of shit and we're all happy his companies thrived despite his best efforts to screw them.
Yes it's just a pure coincidence he simultaneously surpass many other car and rocket companies, despite them having much more money.
Comment Re: aka (Score 0) 133
Envy of rich people and self-loathing due to indoctrination through school and college.
Comment Re:X + Musk + MyBanking? (Score 2) 133
It's a Yes for me. Those are all positives things in my book.
Comment Re:This is almost certainly DOA (Score 0) 133
University degrees mean absolutely zilch if you're not productive, driven and don't have a love of creating tech. His companies have achieved way more than ivory tower wine-sipping elitists.
