Trying to cash in on the AI-hype before it comes crashing down?
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Pretty much is what i read.
AI will be gone by next year, every company is dropping their support for it. Its too expensive, and its a massive polluter.
I mostly like RocketLab. They’re doing good work and taking the thoughtful approach. One key that I like about their management especially is that they're not rejecting the expertise of literally millions of person-years of experience that can be found in the world's space agencies. That said, I think too many of these companies are burning out their employees with the nonsense “start-up culture” of expecting their employees to essentially live at the office. That leads to all kinds of major systemic issues. And RL isn’t immune to this problem. I have friends at every medium and large rocket company and some of the smaller ones, and the burnout stories they tell are similar. Certain employers generate some dramatically different (worse) experiences. It’s not always easy to move from one company to another, though.
I’m not an IPO chaser, so I don’t know anything about the SX IPO.
I had a friend crunch the numbers for share price. the company is valued at 1.75 trillion. and he is saying a shar will cost between $400-8,000. He thinks that it will come in around the $400-500, he based it off of other technology companies, since spacex is considered a technology comapny.
Ok, at first, given the NASA context, I read that as SRBs. Was wondering if I missed something
I support this idea.Ok, at first, given the NASA context, I read that as SRBs. Was wondering if I missed something
Beyond 20?I wasn’t going to brag… I play D&D with a friend who is running operations…among a couple dozen other friends.
We use Roll20 for maps and Zoom for the virtual meeting space. We can’t give up our own personal dice so we roll on our own. We’ve been playing together since grad school. That is, some 25-35 years.
I have a very deep hatred of Ford from personal experiences, so I love seeing them shooting themselves in the foot every chance they get!
Brief discussion on it. https://community.scoutmotors.com/threads/extra-extra-read-all-about-it.172/post-72745
Yall are a bunch of nerds! Lol
That’s so cool that you have managed to keep that going so long. Hard to find and keep fiends like that.
A group adopted me and folded me into their campaign. Never played previously. We have been grinding through The Shattered Obelisk campaign for about 4 years now.
We use Discord for voice, Roll 20 for the maps, DnD Beyond for the character sheets, and the Beyond 20 extension that lets you roll from DnD Beyond to Roll 20.
It has become the highlight of my week. Lots of shenanigans. My character is pretty overpowered but the DM allows it because Im a newbie and forget all the things he can do most of the time.
(After most of the party has been wiped out) “Oh yeah, I can just toss that mind flayer into those stalactites with Telekinesis.”
We are about to face the final boss before starting the Curse of Strahd.
I am going to grieve the loss of my first campaign character when it’s over….
Excellent! I’m so glad a group found you and you found a group!
Some of my original D&D friends played with the original author of The Curse of Strahd, Tracy Hickman when they lived in the SLC area back in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
I always look forward to a new character… So much diversity and variations in ways to play it’s hard to get to everything I want to try out.
State dealer laws add up to $5K to a new vehicle’s price, think tank finds — WardsAuto
“Protecting an incumbent distribution channel is not the same as protecting consumers,” the International Center for Law & Economics concluded in an issue brief.
I always tell people, “The mafia never went away. They just learned to legislate their livings.”
State dealer laws add up to $5K to a new vehicle’s price, think tank finds — WardsAuto
“Protecting an incumbent distribution channel is not the same as protecting consumers,” the International Center for Law & Economics concluded in an issue brief.apple.news
Wow-that hurts to see that in writing. Nearly $5000 just to make a process more difficultState dealer laws add up to $5K to a new vehicle’s price, think tank finds — WardsAuto
“Protecting an incumbent distribution channel is not the same as protecting consumers,” the International Center for Law & Economics concluded in an issue brief.
This is the crap that makes it difficult in the tractor business. Not so much construction equipment. But, people come in on edge and defensive already with us because their only dealer experience has been at car dealerships. We operate very differently and our pricing structure is way different.
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