And Paul Graham wants us to believe you don’t become a billionaire by cheating.
how is it cheating?
You're asking how breaking the law is cheating? If not, can you clarify your question?
DOJ claims xAI's gas turbines are a matter of 'national and energy security'
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#22Ugh, what violation of local law can't be excused by specious "national security" claims? > resulting in a corresponding increase in three major air pollutants: Sometimes I wonder how valuable it would be to go to vulnerable areas (ecologically or socio-economically) and record baseline pollution, noise, etc. readings, simply to give future residents some statistical ammunition against some New Thing ruins the old im…
In case you haven't seen it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bP80DEAbuo
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#24"Grok is one of four AI models that support “mission-critical operations,” such as its recent strikes in Iran."
That probably one of the reasons of such a glorious success there.
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#25Corruption.
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#26the most creative regulatory arbitrage I've seen this year,haha
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#27Sorry, Brit here, I'm confused. Why is the plaintiff here the NAACP?
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#30Ugh, what violation of local law can't be excused by specious "national security" claims? > resulting in a corresponding increase in three major air pollutants: Sometimes I wonder how valuable it would be to go to vulnerable areas (ecologically or socio-economically) and record baseline pollution, noise, etc. readings, simply to give future residents some statistical ammunition against some New Thing ruins the old im…
>The company, which is now a division of SpaceX, is likely to buy more generators in the coming months or years. In SpaceX’s IPO filing, the company said that it will buy another $2.8 billion worth of gas turbines to power its AI data centers over the next three years. Of that, at least $2 billion are earmarked for “mobile gas turbines.” SpaceX, the new Tesla... who saw that coming? :(
I'd not be surprised if SpaceX/Elon will start manufacturing those turbines. They do have necessary engineering and manufacturing chops.