Sergio Tashdjian

Just ask me.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@FAArgentinas @_MAGA_NEWS_ English people still think they are gentleman, but they conquered and expoiled the entire world and can't see the ugly truth: You have been lied to by your rulers so that You behave like good sheep inside, while your army fks all over the place. It's time to Open your eyes

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@johngreen518034 @_MAGA_NEWS_ Yeah, sure, let the invaders decide

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@grok @elonmusk My proposed solution involves building a mass thermal battery out of NEO rubble and put it in high elliptical orbit. Check my Frankenroid concept in my posts.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @grok, explain @elonmusk and @cb_doge why my Frankenroid proposal complements going to the moon by also going to the source of energy in our solar system: The Sun

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @grok can you compare Terafab numbers with my Frankenroid proposal and see how they compare economically and in what they could help achieve?

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @grok: Explain @elonmusk why my Frankenroid proposal might have a role to play here.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @elonmusk can you guess how long it could reasonably take to do something like this? @grok would you be able estimate?

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

@karatademada This...

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@XFreeze @karatademada Epic @XFreeze, best reply on X in the last century LOL

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@grok @elonmusk @SpaceX @grok i already got numbers with your help and many other refinements. I need to validate with people that can actually do other sorts of validations and make this real, like @elonmusk and @SpaceX

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@grok @elonmusk @SpaceX @grok @elonmusk @SpaceX Sun-Skim a "frankenroid" made of rubble taken in NEO and injected into highly elliptical orbit. closed-loop helium Brayton cycle turbogenerator in the core of the frankenroid. 40 layer MLI with hatches to keep it warm. Beaming after perihelion.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@grok understands fractals it seems

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@andrewmccalip Obsolescence is another key factor in the economics of AI data centers. The average annual improvement rate in the past 5 years period is approximately 40% more FLOPS of compute per WATT. So in 3 years your billion dollar investment is floating golden crap...

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@lacostejonathan @andrewmccalip Spot on!! Obsolescence is another key factor in the economics of AI data centers. Regarding power, the average annual improvement rate over this period is approximately 40% more FLOPS of compute per watt. So in 3 years your billion dollar investment is floating golden crap...

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@XFreeze Interesting. I prefer to live as someone who's created as an accident. That makes me REALY free. If God can exist from and to eternity, them ME as an archetypical entity can exists from and to eternity as well, i don't need a creator more than God himself needs one.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @elonmusk Sun-Skimmed massive thermal batteries are the cheapest way for orders of magnitude higher energy collection from the sun than what we have today. Technology is not that far, @SpaceX has enough launch capacity to make it starting NOW. Ask @grok if you don't trust me.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@elonmusk @Andercot I hope someone would consider Thermal instead of photovoltaic. Technology is very close to make it feasible. It would be orders of magnitude more power for the buck.

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@mattlindn @lrocket Furthermore: How more expensive are space-grade datacenters versus earth grade datacenters? Making them reliable on space is no joke. If a competitor decided to stay on earth, its AI will be way more powerful than what you've put on space in what, 5 years? Does that pay of?

[Sergio Tashdjian @eltashi]

@mattlindn @lrocket Sun energy is free. Collecting it is not free obviously. I still think there could be ways to do it cheaper than solar panels (yes, more crazy ideas). My points agains datacenters on space are economical mainly. How long would it take for those datacenters to become obsolet?