WanderingThoughts @ WanderingThoughts @europe.pub Posts 0Comments 215Joined 1 mo. ago
A few years of philanthropy and creating a few institutions to help those in need would help. Maybe reconnect with his children. Right after hell freezing over probably.
In China his competitors are now too far ahead and in Europe they don't want no swasticar anymore. That leaves only the US market.
help you surrender and take a cut for their effort
I don't think there won't be mass adoption that soon. From what I've seen, fine motor skills are lacking, there isn't much training data to brute force it and other learning doesn't translate that well. The demos that show more are slow or remote controlled. Most not remotely controlled robots seem at the level of a trained chimp, so they can go and fetch stuff, or store things. Give them a peeler, a pot, some vegetables and expecting them to prepare dinner is way too far for a robot. Making coffee or tea is kinda the highlight, and it's pretty expensive for a coffee machine.
Robots can be useful for places that need some waiters, but that seems early take-off phase. But once fine motor skills and learning by watching a few videos are sorted out, then they'll take off. That's being worked on. Hell, it was announced this week they got it working in the lab. Once that goes into production models, things will move rapidly.
As fertilizer, Trump is more useful.
I see. So that's how you run a country as a business.
You're Trump's scapegoat, Elon. That spotlight is not going away for a long time. The worst is yet to come.
EU whacks Apple and Meta with $800 million in antitrust fines. Meta calls its penalty a ‘tariff’
Ah, no. The real tariffs come when the EU starts to charge them through the nose for using EU customer data. This is on the agenda for when some real retaliation is needed.
I guess it's not that different from permanently living in a fallout shelter.
I'm surprised there aren't any geriatric Luigi yet.
Why connect to the Internet with it then
To check if your subscription to their models is still valid of course
Ukraine can surrender to Russia without USA's help. Trump deal is the same as surrendering, but where USA also gets a cut.
Most CEOs do try to stay out of the spotlight. Those that are more in the spotlight at least try to do some positive PR and not rock the boat too much. Security through obscurity if you will.
Of course Musk and Zuckerberg are some of the few that dance with the devil in the spotlight and have made their company/ies their whole personality. They paint their faces larger than life on the company and then act surprised when people take it personally.
He does the Nazi salute on the big stage and it shocked when he gets a collective middle finger salute back.
On the other hand, he went with Trump. Everybody going that way gets burned, used up, and thrown away. That things wouldn't work out was expected. It's also suspected that Musk would be used as the wrecking ball to crush institutions and when the inevitable problems arise, Musk would be blamed and tossed aside to keep the rest of the regime in the clear.
That's the Joker.
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In the long term, the domestic industry may grow to the point that it displaces the imports
That's there idea, but the on-again-off-again tariffs policy creates such an uncertainty and lack of customer demand nobody wants to invest.
Just because some things are intangible doesn't mean they're not real.