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Comment Re:Easier than Apollo (Score 1) 82

Is easy a bad thing?

Making something look easy is a sign of being skillful. No discredit to Apollo. But it looks like Artemis lowered the risk, that feels like a positive.

And if I believe google Artemis program appears to be cheaper than Apollo by quite a margin. Advantaged by standing on the shoulder's of giants and all that jazz.

Blows my mind we got anybody up there at all ever. Space is very, very, very big and we are not at all adapted for it.

Comment Someone's desperate to get in the news (Score 1) 118

It's a different version of "you better get AI it's soooooo powerful it's going to take all the jobs and your business."

Nice little garnish to say "will someone think of the humans"

More bubble tea from Scam Altman.

OpenAI's greatest success has been marketing to the Schmucks.

Comment Re:Directed microwave attack? (Score 1) 71

Have you had a good look at Western Civilization lately? One of US's latest achievements is killing 135 little girls in an Iranian school. I couldn't give two fucks about plunging the world into an oil related economic chaos, but you can add that to the achievements too.

Don't even bother responding with words like "war" and "collateral damage" , you'll shame yourself.

Whilst we're at it wtf is Western Civilization? American kids shooting each other a school? A democracy bought by an oligarchy?

Friend, you are deluded. Convince me otherwise, you are a scared peasant looking for a powerful lord to protect you.

Comment Re:Directed microwave attack? (Score 1) 71

Postulate? I had to look that up. Thank you I didn't know I could.

Funny? No there is nothing funny about using the Internet to kill people.

Amusing that someone can upset Elon, yes. Arrogance should be challenged, keeps arrogance in check. Natural balance.

As to who would do it, Elon and the Trump administaration excel at making enemies. Take your pick, could you say that they are morally worse than those two factions?

Comment Re:If only (Score 1) 102

That's why you are a better at what you do than policy making. You have to consider a wider perspective than your own.

WFH should not be mandatory and neither should RTO as your job allows, e.g. if you cant do what you do without the equipment at work.

The advantages of WFH, for environment, well being and economics are obvious. Companies are saving money on energy for a start. They could do that on rent also. There is ample historical precedent, if you know a Mr Smith, his ancestors very likely lived above their place of work.

I also find WFH can be sometimes lonely, but the flexibility allows me to grow relationships outside of work, I am around more for my family without a commute.

The R&D argument doesn't stand up, it's already a successful global, distributed activity.

Comment Good. Burn the social media companies (Score 1) 27

Let's something better rise from the ashes.

Gated communities
User owned content and coop ad revenue
Pay for ad free, data privacy

Social Media could be a force for good. Current iteration was corrupted by and unholy alliance of extreme capitalism, criminals, terrorists, scammers and predators.

Comment Directed microwave attack? (Score 1) 71

That feels like it would do it. Or a L.A.Z.O.RRR.

If you can turn that into an Atari Missile Command type game, with Elon's face getting a little sadder with every detonation, I will play.

Elon's achievements include, making it easier to target and kill people and arbitrarily turning that off when your life depends on it.

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