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Danox
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Comment #49224143
The sad part is no matter how good they do their job whatever they do is only as good as the head at the top of the pyramid in the executive office…
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Comment #49223607
What makes more sense is to do something like deepseek at one of the major universities put those bright computer science young minds to work, in the good old days almost every maj…
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Comment #49223511
No surprise they want to serve ads everywhere…
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Comment #49223491
They’re introducing it because most people are short-term thinkers and would be happy in many cases (10%-25%) to lease. No matter how many times you say don’t do it. 11 Pro iPhone …
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Comment #49223465
No thank you….
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Comment #49212659
The Romans pretty much had their way (peak) for 300 years. Yes decline was not instantaneous, but no one can complain about having 300 years of relative success/dominance, which th…
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Comment #49212213
No 27 BC – AD 476 the Roman Empire the one that everyone thinks about at maximum strength lasted 503 years basically Augustus Caesar to AD 476. The eastern empire was but a shadow …
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Comment #49212085
It’s the lack of coherent leadership at the top, the lawyers, junk bond, equity bankers, oil-men, and the military have had their chance, it’s time for the engineers, science, medi…
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Comment #49211935
It’s going to be very hard to turn around over 60 years of behavior, particularly the part of interfering and spending money like a drunken sailor on special interests oil and mili…
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Comment #49211734
Yes, Britain pretty much went the same way after World War I, and went into acceleration downward after World War II. The final cap may have been Brexit.
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Comment #49211697
I’m for Thorium research and development. The Chinese again seem to be moving ahead once again, they seem to be open to ideas that work. In the past when America was more of a can-…
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Comment #49211364
This is just another area where the Chinese, Japanese, Korean will move ahead and stay ahead? Is this what it means when you have more engineers in your government than lawyers? Th…
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Comment #49211175
Dumb, Dumb Dumb….
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Comment #49196907
Reads straightforward and to the point no bullshit like a street vendor in Shanghai…
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Comment #49184034
Over the years when Microsoft has to compete on a level playing field they are hopeless, they only know one way playing from a monopoly and when they don’t have it well they suck. …
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Comment #49164108
He’s mad because they see Venezuela has a money pit.
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Comment #49163190
The cost of memory being sky high, and the cost of all tech items going up with it with the result that many people no longer have the same enthusiasm for those AI models like they…
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Comment #49163081
Political theater…
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Comment #49157902
Tyson and Smithfield are the worst two brands in the USA that you can get any meat from.
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Comment #49157861
Explosive diarrhea doesn’t take long to show up, and it may be hard to identify which company or who’s responsible when you fired all of the people from the department that it’s su…
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Comment #49151046
It is extremely stupid to kill your native companies and then become dependent upon foreign companies, see the US if you want to see what happens when you do.
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Comment #49151037
Short term thinking in the EU and top it off Germany also got rid of their nuclear power plants, and then became dependent on Russian oil and gas.
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Comment #49150955
Big oversized, rolling couches down the road big and square, model 3 or Prius sized if you’re trying to save the environment.
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Comment #49150817
They are doomed in China. It’s over for Tesla in China and it’s not just China. It’s the rest of the world outside the US doomed.
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Comment #49150813
They cost too much…