@wallstengine Oh and by the way, their satellites are way different - Starlink’s are low orbit routers, so they can launch 3169 in a year. $ASTS are more like space cell towers, which are orders of magnitude more complex.
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@wallstengine The downgrade is right to point out timelines, capital intensity and execution risk. But it overstates Starlink’s relevance as a threat to $ASTS and underestimates how much their evolution disrupts terrestrial carriers, rather than wholesale satellite providers like $ASTS
@stephenasmith Max is what SAS wishes he was. Max has had some terrible takes, but almost always provides an articulate, structured supporting argument. Meanwhile SAS is frantically looking through a thesaurus before filming to try and come up with big words to sound articulate…
@caseohcrushme An absolutely horrible ride. Couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Made no attempt to get inside, on a horse that you know can settle well. Just needed to find the rail, which it should have done easily from barrier 10. Pathetic
@_J0EL_ Depends on tempo. Definitely a chance in a slow run race, as it has far better acceleration that most here. But will struggle to stay off a decent tempo, which is what I expect. Class horse no doubt though
@G1Select Can’t knock these picks. Feels like half yours will be right there but may struggle the last 200. Buckaroo will need a slow run race or will struggle to see it out. Very keen Presage and Valiant. OSO needs a dry track. Wouldn’t rule out Torranzino
@mikealfred Virginia currently leads because of access to fibre optic networks and sub sea cables, but as power becomes a more important part of the equation, Texas will be right there. Look at the growth in North Dakota…
@mikealfred This is a contrarian view?? Cheap energy, significant land resources, low latency connectivity to both coasts, skilled trade and population growth etc.
@Jason can you please discuss Fermi America’s Hypergrid project in the next pod? America’s first BTM vertically integrated A.I. project using nuclear. If this works, could be the start of a nuclear renaissance in the U.S., where China is way ahead @DavidSacks@chamath@friedberg