@AlibabaGroup@AlibabaTalk_UK Order 278703887001022415 — supplier admitted product defect in writing, promised replacement, then stalled past dispute window. ‘Apply for refund’ button now removed. Cannot reach human support. Please assist.
Genuine question: has anyone in the export control / semiconductor policy world clocked what Taalas means for China?
Hardwire distilled models into ASICs on mature nodes. No HBM, no EUV, no GPUs needed. SMIC can do this today.
What am I missing?
@elonmusk@Devon_Eriksen_@JoelSercel Mass driver on the moon is super cheap. Maybe 1 kWh/kg to Lagrange point L1/L2. Mining moon material would be 5-15 kWh/kg so the majority of the cost of mass is the same on the surface or in a useful orbit.
A kg of moon mass is perhaps $0.1-1, whether on surface or in orbit.
@RupertLowe10 Dear Rupert, I have emailed you about this. I am going through this and am fortunate to be able to spend the hundreds of thousands - not tens of thousands - but am painfully aware that most aren't. I would like to help you with this cause, because it's a travesty of justice.
Blessed dinner with the Gundo fellas reindustrializing America
Thanks @tamarackglobal , @KingJamieLee , and @AlexHeckler for helping the deep tech ecosystem grow 🫡
@ylecun@elonmusk It’s not super clear that we need the kind of long duration storage that hydrogen offers.
If we do need months of seasonal storage, then hydrogen is a great path. If we don’t, by overbuilding renewables, then batteries plus an HVDC grid may be better.
@British_Airways yours is the only company I deal with where I routinely spend $20k+ on a product and have to speak on the phone to someone breathing so heavily that I can’t hear them, who blames the cheap headset he’s using
@JLopas@Aeden6007 Our experience is that until a customer has had some positive case studies, they want automation and humans to work side-by-side for redundancy.
The key is to use automation systems that can learn to work with existing products and don’t need heavy programming and engineering.
@AlignmentGuts@DavidDeutschOxf@sama But this would be self-correcting. The more that passively invest, the larger the arbitrage opportunity and incentive for the arbitrager to exploit.
In other words, the more that invest lazy and dumb, the more profit for the ones that do the work.
🇺🇸 10 tech firms = 25% of stock market, ⬆️4x from 2010
🇪🇺 10 luxury goods firms = 15% of stock market, ⬆️3x from 2010
Concentration in a productive vs. unproductive sectors.
@ID_AA_Carmack Not quite! More like pre-screening for serious conditions, then selecting from remaining
one(s) the most likely to develop into a baby. Embryos are graded by viability so you select the highest grade embryo rather than any specific genetic attributes
7/7 Automation, enabled by advancements in AI and robotics, isn't replacing but rather supplementing the human workforce. It's a key tool to maintaining productivity and industrial efficiency in an evolving labor landscape.
5/7 The result? Major urban centers with large factories are experiencing labor shortages. It's a clear example of how societal shifts can impact labor markets and the need for adaptive solutions.
6/7 Automation can address these shortages in both countries. It's not about replacing human labor, it's about filling the void where labor isn't available. Automation technologies are becoming a necessary tool to maintain production levels and growth.