It doesn’t seem to be working so far.

Down with GTK.

We’re perfectly optimistic about most technology. We can see how we can benefit from it, once most of the value it produces no longer ends in the owner class’es pocket.

Okay which one of you happened to pass by that lot?

Even in that quote alone there’s 1 out of 3 who regret their vote. If we extrapolate to the group who voted economically, that’s 10% of his voters. That’s way more than enough to change the election outcome next time around. Yes there many who are brutally brainwashed, perhaps most, but we don’t care about most. We care about 5-10% to change their minds. While I don’t pretend my little extrapolation here is scientific in any way, I think that’s achievable. 🥹

Thirty-three percent of Trump voters said, in their own words, they voted for him because of the “economy” or because “he is a good businessman,” a Washington Post-Schar School poll released Friday reveals.

This is from December. It’s also a good sign because these are the people that are likely to turn on him as the prices increase and unemployment jumps.

They should take over The Fed and once the recession hits, increase interest rates and do some QT. That’ll show the working class.

Seems like a fix is on the way.

They’re pretty good. The affected models are 10-year-old now. Not that it means they should stop working, but just some context.

That’s an interesting idea. Light it up and then drive it under? Can be done from a distance. The flame isn’t too visible so won’t be too noticeable while the RC is moving. Once under the car, it would basically be invisible until the battery starts smoking. Yeah from entirely hypothetical engineering standpoint, this could cause an accident.

If someone figures out a quick and efficient way to light their batteries on fire, they might be able to bankrupt Tesla in short order. Landlords would kick their showrooms for fear of building fires. People would stop buying due to fear of … fire. If on top of that a few Tesla parking lots with new cars became unfit for sale …

Really? I was able to comment a couple of minutes ago.

Not an accelerationist but this will allow them to go faster while breaking things and even they won’t know if they’re about to hit a tree. The only indicator would be the screams of the working class, which bodes well for a regime change.

Just watched a part of Clinton’s speech in post-war Slovenia (after separated from Yugoslavia) where he says that democracy and freedom must prevail around the world. Oh Billy…

The trophies… 🥹

Any bets on how many Democrats will vote in favour?

Amid the DeepSeek surge, smaller firms using AI may turn to RISC-V chips for cost savings. The report notes that even if a 10 million yuan RISC-V setup delivers 30% of NVIDIA or Huawei’s performance, purchasing three could still be more affordable.

Yup. If these guys come up with a half-decent CPUs they won’t have to pay the ARM, Intel or AMD premium, they can significantly decrease the cost of compute in a whole lot of sectors and use cases. And if they open source and / or sell those chips to everyone…

And I think it’s just a matter of time for them to develop those designs.

Alright so this is where the next great cores are likely to come from.

Why did you do that to yourself… 🥹