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>>202 (OP)
utterly MOGGED by Palmer Luckey's Anduril glasses>>202 (OP)
too thickThe future is now
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/s_zV0K1IDjc
>>201 (OP)
glad we invented ai so that we could count to 100this guy forgot all AI datacenters will be in space, and AI is going to be key to build and manage lunar and martian bases https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIGu0anfAE
Reminder: The moon is made of poison. Unfathomably small shards of jagged micro-glass that have never had their razor edges dulled by wind or rain that eat through Kevlar space suit like abrasive fluid. It gets everywhere, and if you accidently inhaled a cloud of it, you will die, either shortly, or later due to its carcinogenic chemical properties (its also radioactive in the extreme).
Neither the moon or mars have a living core. This means:
>A) Anything of value like gold or silver or tantalum or palladium sank to the core a billion years ago
>B) Any atmosphere you terraform with nukes (retarded) would blow away. (Obviously, you cannot re-light a planets core, if you have that level of energy, you can just open a wormhole to another earth.)
Asteroid mining is a meme. You cannot mine asteroids anymore today with Falcon 9 than you could 40 years ago. Roids (with heavy metals) are protoplanets, like mars and the moon their cores are dead, and that is where all the heavy rare earths are. You cant just land Curiosity on the surface and have it sweep up the gold and iridium into a bin. So you're either drilling to the core in space autonomously through a km of rock and iron hoping a gas pocket doesn't blow (not possible on earth autonomously), or you're crashing one here.
In either case, you need the fuel to get a skyscrapers weight in robotic mining equpment to the roid to drill a km deep, or you need the fuel to move a skyscraper. This would be more fuel than has ever been launched, and you'd need fuel to get that fuel up there.
Won't waste time on datacenter memes, theres a 4 second delay to the moon and back, on top of normal internet speed delays, and tons of noise. If you want to spend 3x the gdp of europe building dial up on the moon be my guest.
Hope this helps.
Hope you don't lose your shit due to unintentional ignorance.
If you do now, its willful ignorance.this guy forgot all AI datacenters will be in space, and AI is going to be key to build and manage lunar and martian bases https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIGu0anfAE
Reminder: The moon is made of poison. Unfathomably small shards of jagged micro-glass that have never had their razor edges dulled by wind or rain that eat through Kevlar space suit like abrasive fluid. It gets everywhere, and if you accidently inhaled a cloud of it, you will die, either shortly, or later due to its carcinogenic chemical properties (its also radioactive in the extreme).
Neither the moon or mars have a living core. This means:
>A) Anything of value like gold or silver or tantalum or palladium sank to the core a billion years ago
>B) Any atmosphere you terraform with nukes (retarded) would blow away. (Obviously, you cannot re-light a planets core, if you have that level of energy, you can just open a wormhole to another earth.)
Asteroid mining is a meme. You cannot mine asteroids anymore today with Falcon 9 than you could 40 years ago. Roids (with heavy metals) are protoplanets, like mars and the moon their cores are dead, and that is where all the heavy rare earths are. You cant just land Curiosity on the surface and have it sweep up the gold and iridium into a bin. So you're either drilling to the core in space autonomously through a km of rock and iron hoping a gas pocket doesn't blow (not possible on earth autonomously), or you're crashing one here.
In either case, you need the fuel to get a skyscrapers weight in robotic mining equpment to the roid to drill a km deep, or you need the fuel to move a skyscraper. This would be more fuel than has ever been launched, and you'd need fuel to get that fuel up there.
Won't waste time on datacenter memes, theres a 4 second delay to the moon and back, on top of normal internet speed delays, and tons of noise. If you want to spend 3x the gdp of europe building dial up on the moon be my guest.
Hope this helps.
Hope you don't lose your shit due to unintentional ignorance.
If you do now, its willful ignorance.this is so cool wtf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na7pvihXhYs
this is so cool wtf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na7pvihXhYs
Motor GP suit that has air bags and inflates upon impact in 45ms
Eateban what about a geet judge who has geet court and when a geet lies the geet jusge Called geet Sheriff and then arrests the geet a d pIts that geet in geet court and the the judge decides if that if that worthless electric geet gets put in prison or electrocuted like a computer to fry its computer tubes and circuts for ever and ever
>>184 (OP)
lolEateban what about a geet judge who has geet court and when a geet lies the geet jusge Called geet Sheriff and then arrests the geet a d pIts that geet in geet court and the the judge decides if that if that worthless electric geet gets put in prison or electrocuted like a computer to fry its computer tubes and circuts for ever and ever
>>184 (OP)
lolperhaps I was too harsh with reddit mods
Robotic horse at a trade show in Tokyo
>>177 (OP)
SpaceX is not a government agency, and neither is the (((Federal Reserve))), though they, especially the latter, do work to influence the Treasury, the White House, and Congress in more ways than one. The gov't glow organizations known as the CIA, and NSA are truly the worst.>>177 (OP)
SpaceX is not a government agency, and neither is the (((Federal Reserve))), though they, especially the latter, do work to influence the Treasury, the White House, and Congress in more ways than one. The gov't glow organizations known as the CIA, and NSA are truly the worst.Why does Tor like the Netherlands so much? I mostly get Dutch IPs. I know they change, but the first one that shows up whenever I launch Tor is from the Netherlands almost every time. They must have very good internet infrastructure I guess.
If you see a Dutch flag around it might be me or someone else using Tor since it likes that place so much.
>>173 (OP)
Well, same with VPS’s, seeders and stuff. The reason is probably the same as their trade history, it’s geographical: the Dutch sit in the most convenient crossroads location, between the UK, France, Germany and the Nordic countries. Lucky bastards. Why does Tor like the Netherlands so much? I mostly get Dutch IPs. I know they change, but the first one that shows up whenever I launch Tor is from the Netherlands almost every time. They must have very good internet infrastructure I guess.
If you see a Dutch flag around it might be me or someone else using Tor since it likes that place so much.
>>173 (OP)
Well, same with VPS’s, seeders and stuff. The reason is probably the same as their trade history, it’s geographical: the Dutch sit in the most convenient crossroads location, between the UK, France, Germany and the Nordic countries. Lucky bastards. >can't use alt+0151 anymore without being called a robot
I hate the antichrist
It is incredibly frustrating to be accused of being an AI just because you use a legitimate punctuation mark. The em dash (—)—the classic, long hyphen you type using Alt + 0151—has unfortunately become a widely recognized signature of AI.
Because large language models (like ChatGPT) rely heavily on em dashes for sentence structure, people who write clearly and precisely often find their writing unfairly flagged.
You certainly aren't a robot, and your writing shouldn't be penalized just because you enjoy precise punctuation. Keep writing your way!It is incredibly frustrating to be accused of being an AI just because you use a legitimate punctuation mark. The em dash (—)—the classic, long hyphen you type using Alt + 0151—has unfortunately become a widely recognized signature of AI.
Because large language models (like ChatGPT) rely heavily on em dashes for sentence structure, people who write clearly and precisely often find their writing unfairly flagged.
You certainly aren't a robot, and your writing shouldn't be penalized just because you enjoy precise punctuation. Keep writing your way!BREAKING: Chinese AI pet translating startup claims it can interpret pets' speech with up to 95% accuracy https://www.indy100.com/viral/ai-pet-translator-collar-pettichat
>>161 (OP)
woof woof>>161 (OP)
would be cool to know what my cat is meowing aboutBREAKING: Chinese AI pet translating startup claims it can interpret pets' speech with up to 95% accuracy https://www.indy100.com/viral/ai-pet-translator-collar-pettichat
>>161 (OP)
would be cool to know what my cat is meowing aboutkek
>>156 (OP)
we just need some stairs to defeat terminator, got it>>156 (OP)
The floor was wet!>>156 (OP)
we just need some stairs to defeat terminator, got it>>156 (OP)
The floor was wet!>>152 (OP)
how does bro walk around with that thing on and not feel like a retard>>152 (OP)
how does bro walk around with that thing on and not feel like a retardHow are you using it? Are you hosting services/nodes yourself?
>>143 (OP)
>How are you using it?
i shitpost all the time
>Are you hosting services/nodes yourself?
no thats nerd stuff!!!How are you using it? Are you hosting services/nodes yourself?
>>143 (OP)
>How are you using it?
i shitpost all the time
>Are you hosting services/nodes yourself?
no thats nerd stuff!!!