Skeletor Capital

Skeletor Capital

@skelecap.bsky.social

Equities, ex-credit, they keep forcing me to cover semiconductors, Final Fantasy, cats

18,591 Followers 220 Following 400 Posts Joined Jun 2024
1 day ago

I get the sense they're priced to generate some kind of contribution margin but idk what it is

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1 day ago

I get the sense that with autonomy and connectivity they can get there. I think the degree of vertical integration will help a lot.

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1 week ago

This is hardly the primary issue, but I guess Khamenei isn't going to respond to my Twitter DMs asking if he liked anime.

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1 day ago

FWIW I am buying one.

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1 day ago

some of the details have been leaked. Pricing and packaging looks extremely compelling for dual motor models (which I imagine 110% of likely Rivian buyers and 50% of all EV buyers would take).

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1 month ago

Honestly in an italy themed setting this would be great

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1 month ago

This is a great idea for a poll.

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1 month ago

On the other hand not sure involvement in kids' lives is super great in context

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1 month ago

It's shocking that we have to keep learning that people just want (other) people to be relatively polite and act fuckin normal

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1 month ago

I think the idea is a lot of single rack scale 1 shots that just go. It would probably just be inference which takes a lot of the cost out but it's still very material.

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1 month ago

Given the whole truthiness challenge with that ecosystem I used records of external prices. I am willing to believe $750/kg though note that doesn't change a ton (rimshot)

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1 month ago
Preview
a green water slide is going down a pool ALT: a green water slide is going down a pool

Unless...we push them down hill!

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1 month ago

youtu.be/L3LbxDZRgA4?...

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China Bans Hidden Car Door Handles in World-First Safety Policy China banned concealed door handles on electric vehicles, the first country in the world to outlaw a design popularized by Tesla Inc. that is now facing global regulatory scrutiny due to a spate of de...

China does Tesla a dirty.

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1 month ago
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No...there is another

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1 month ago

Extremely

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1 month ago

Trying to counter the influence by having my computer read nathan tankus to me while I sleep so I can still generate alpha

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1 month ago

Don't much care for him (a shock, a bluesky poster feels that way!) but his networking team and eng team are really good and he's not that power constrained.

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1 month ago

Isn't the boom in southern colleges just the impact of demographics plus in-state tuition and some sort of adjacency effect (people look at privates near them/their public options often)?

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1 month ago

Depends but you need a radiator since you don't have convection. My GUESS is you'd use a liquid cooling system hooked up to the radiator because the TDP of the GB300 is just too high otherwise.

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1 month ago

My dude is building DCs extremely quickly. I don't think he's run into permitting issues yet. I think this is all a boondoggle vs his existing options which are quite good.

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1 month ago

The challenge is that at $1500/kg a 16.4K QP DC which is equivalent to 228 GB300s. Let's be super generous and assume 200kW/rack including overhead, that's a 45MW DC, akin to the "starter DCs" using 100% infiniband and CX-7s of yesteryear. So hundreds of MW price for tens of MW load.

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1 month ago

Cooling adds some kg per kg of computing mass and the radiators get physically large. You can use super advanced materials to drive the cost down and maybe get some scale on volume. But it's still nontrivial. At $1.5K JUST the GB300 mass lift (no rads) costs the neighborhood of a ~250-500MW DC shell

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1 month ago

I have an ex dot com thread on it but the math is pretty shit unless you can figure out how to do an rad hard model which is nahgonnahappen

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1 month ago

Just the rack system for a GB300 is 1500 kg. Expected life time is going to go to the bad place due to radiation w/o going rad hard and going to n12 which would be nerfing the shit out of perf or you blow a ton of money rad shielding a sat. A 16.4K QP DC would have 341,000 kg of GB300 mass.

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1 month ago

That depends, right now it's like $1.5K per kg optimistically. If everything goes PERFECTLY with starship and it's reused and and and and, it's $20/kg not accounting for the likely significant depreciation. Starship if everything goes right (not perfectly) is prob around mid hundreds per kg.

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1 month ago

He probably figured Trump would successfully bury them or something once he put him on the back foot with the demand which is incredibly naive.

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1 month ago

I need everyone to know I did this from memory without referencing the source image.

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1 month ago

Izanagi. A forbidden ARM processor that isn’t very good but if produced for no margin, provides cheap flops. One can only master this technique if one holds the power of both the American and the Japanese grifters

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1 month ago
Jeffrey Epstein emailing Peter Thiel: Finding things on their way to collapse was much easier than finding the next bargain. ... Return to tribalism. Counter to globalization. Amazing new alliances.

Definitely seems like they destroyed the country on purpose.

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