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I know... it is pretty bad.

yep

Unlikely.

Local will never be the best answer, perhaps private cloud, but not local.

Oh... AI absolutely replaces jobs, and this is just the beginning, by the end of 2027 it is going to literally be 10x worse.

Incorrect.

The free plan, free credits, etc. went to marketing, the $200 plans are profitable.

It is

At least be honest and stop spreading mis-information.

Anthropic's pre-IPO statement came out far better than expected in that almost all the "losses" were not losses, they were convertible notes, and the cost of revenue was much lower than expected (subscriptions are profitable); if anything it was the best possible news pre-IPO investors could have gotten.

Musk is right, there are a ton of small start-ups that all tried to ride the same wave, most will fail, more will take their place. That is just tech.

The Chinese market didn't wipe half overnight, it is down 40% from it's July High, most (all) of those declines are NOT from AI companies, Unitree, a robot maker is down, CXMT a chip maker, is down a lot after missing production targets, As are some other big optical com suppliers, Zhongji Innolight, and Eoptolink Technology because they are going to be banned by US regulators.

Your job situation on compsci is unchanged.

yep

not at all

Not true at all. 

no, the hinges are breaking and damaging the screen, it is a physical design issue, not human error.

Yeah, that is not how money works, like at all.

The Government raises money by selling Treasuries. You can literally go buy one one right now, it is an open and public market.

No, the state can't do that. It can't take what it doesn't own.

wild that r/opensource is banning Linux, every driver package from AMD, Nvidia, and intel, every DB package, RPM, apt, git, Gnome, KDE, Java, NodeJS, etc. etc.

The opensource ecosystem quite literally is built and maintained with AI more than anything else on the planet.

not true.

You can not like Elon all your want, but that is revisionist history at best, Tesla was a failed start up that was out of money, out of ideas, and had never produced a working prototype, never mind made a whole car.

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absolute horseshit.

By all means, tell me how you intend to do that, lol.

not really, at least not nationally, there is a niche that tends to hang out in echo chambers, but on a national scale they are are just the new tea party.

not enough to even fund the US federal government for 6 months.

Taxing billionaires, even at 100%, will not give you any of that.

especially not housing, which is private, and not public.

what we want is usage limits restored.

It isn't a beta product, it is a $2k flagship.

two things:

• No government, especially not the EU, a de-centralized un-elected government, should have that authority or ability. No government should have the ability to censor the internet, in any capacity.
• They should not even do that.

This is not ok.

It isn't taking any L's though, that is the point

but they are not going to do so for years to come, bubble pop or not.