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So these hackers can now build rockets? Is this hacking for hacking's sake, or is there some actual resale value?

Just because these lawyers argue this in court doesn't mean that DHS actually doesn't consider it secure. It just means they want an excuse for their gestapo-style disappearings.

When the AI bubble crashes, lots of those fossil fuel plants will be shuttered, significantly increasing the proportion of power coming from renewable sources!

The billionaires control the boards of major corporations, and therefore the hiring and firing of CEOs. What CEO is going to go against the wishes of their bosses, and take 1% of their money to give to the poors? That's just not how capitalism works.

We have a field dedicated to observing the physics of atoms in bulk. It is called chemistry. The underpinnings of chemistry in physics came together at the beginning of the 20th century, and we have developed a pretty solid understanding of it since, along with sub-disciplines that focus on specific large systems. If physicists want to get in on the action, there are probably graduate programs that would be happy to have then being their skills in math, optics, subatomic particles, etc to fields in chemistry.

Is that why the demand is so high for F350s in countries that don't consider your vehicle as a substitute for penis size?

The funds' expected targets include firms focused on integrated circuits, quantum technology, biomedicine, brain-computer interfaces, aerospace and other key hard technologies. "Soft" technologies would include internet services.

Except for the stuff that they can't get the AI to convert for them. So, you know, all the stuff that barely holds together in Windows and Office, full of iterated pointers.

AI will start shopping for people that don't need to keep track of how much money is in their bank account in 2026. If you aren't cruising the Riviera in your yacht, you aren't going to let some advertising machine buy random junk for you.

They were going after the fleet market, which seems like a pretty good idea. However, if they weren't able to make a clear demo site that could show value to a large customer with $330M, they are lacking something fundamental. That is either a clear vision of their target, trying to sell to too many customers at once, or straight up fraud/embezzlement. All of those issues come down to poor management, which seems to be par for the course in startups nowadays. It's surprising that the pitch doesn't include AI plastered all over it in inappropriate places.

I do all my communication through interpretive dance, aka TikTok.

I was worried there might be a part of the market that wasn't set up for a fall when the bubble pops.

I think the politics in the US has significantly skewed the deployment of charging infrastructure in the US compared with the other hellhole countries (where the invisible hand is going to set market rates). The grants given out during the last administration mean that it costs a hotel/restaurant/shopping mall nothing to install a few circuits out into their parking lot. They then lease it out to whoever wants to install and maintain the charging point and charge exorbitant rates to the customer. If that company goes out of business, it's no sweat off the property owner's back. In 10 years once the market has stabilized, they get a real company taking it over, or maybe it will be cheap enough to manage themselves. In any case, they get to post on Google & Expedia that their location has EV charging.

Were the "pro" comments mostly from a Mr. Snrub?