Brian

Leave?

John Sculley almost killed Apple. Steve Balmer did his best to destroy Microsoft, also Balsillie at RIM/Blackberry.

Sales people are the worst at running tech companies

You forgot that DST makes the curtains fade

The better analogy is the dotcom Internet bubble. AI will still be around after the bubble bursts, like the Internet is still around

Reminds me of Time Cube

All the vocals I've heard on Suno sound fake, like badly done autotune. Maybe the average person can't hear it, but if you've done music production it's irritating

It makes sense. Starship will never be finished

What's going on with that list? It has genuine left wing accounts on it. It just seems like a random collection.

I get the appeal to authority against me (random internet guy), but it seems like you won't accept any statistic that says Waymo are safer than people. It's not hard to understand: people are terrible drivers. Waymos are very slow, and cautious, so they annoy everyone, but they have less accidents.

Ah stats are meaningless. Can't argue against that logic

"Waymo has driven over 100 million fully autonomous miles"

"Waymo reports a 91% reduction in serious injury or worse crashes compared to human drivers over the same distance."

I'll be clearer- there are so many milestones to complete, like full reusability, in-orbit refueling, human rating etc. When this is combined with the inappropriate "agile" project management, It is unlikely to ever be finished. It's been under development already for 19 years.

Yes, the Falcon 9 was a success, but the Starship is like the cybertruck of the sky.

Does the diamond still exist? There are no objective answers to this ontological question.

Chess is a good example of what happens when AI is better than humans. That happened 28 years ago, but human chess is more popular than ever.

People appreciate art done by people. The struggle of how the art was made is part of the appreciation. On the other hand, AI slop will also have some fans.

It was just his job five days a week

They seemed to miss the fact that this is a tipping point thing, not an S-curve adoption

More inclusive diagnosis

Yes, investors need to think that their money is building a moat. More money equals bigger moat. Deepseek disproved that, but the bubble has continued

The paper is about ai dehumanizing women and then you ironically get called a bot.

Anyway it's impossible to have rational discussions about ai on bluesky

It's hard to tell who is dehumanizing who

I don't understand how America thinks they can sanction TSMC from selling Chinese designed dies to China. I guess I'm wrong in looking for logic in this

With a meme stock, like GameStop or Tesla, the price is arbitrary, and determined by posts on Twitter or Reddit.

Normally stock prices are based on P/E. This is computed by dividing the price of a stock (the "P") by the company's annual earnings per share (the "E"). A car company with declining sales (eg Tesla) would normally have a P/E of under 6. This would set the stock price at under $12.

The meme stock is rising due to accelerated memes

People seem to have forgotten that growth charts should be logarithmic

They were different bozos

Psychopath makes retro toy

The blocking culture here leads you to only following people that agree with you, which can be boring. X/Twitter deliberately uses conflict engagement to increase posting