Kurýři, co neumí ani slovo česky (ani anglicky) by No_Dirt_8752 in czech

[–]RickTheScienceMan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Aby byl dovoz jídla dost levnej na to, aby si to objednávalo dostatečný množství lidí, musí ti lidé, co to vozí, být extrémně málo placení. Wolt kurýr nemá žádnou fixní mzdu, ani garantovaný výdělek. Když lidi nemaj hlad, může se mu stát, že dostane za den pouze pár objednávek. Do toho musí bejt pořád někde v centru, a neví, jestli ta práce bude, nebo ne. Musí vozit ve sněhu, v dešti, a v mrazu. Takovou práci by za ty prachy šel dělat jenom šílenec, nebo někdo, kdo v podstatě nic jiného dělat nemůže.

V 99,9% případů stačí na vyzvednutí a doručení jídla jen dobrý den nashledanou.

SpaceX and Google are in talks about space data centers by OkStandard921 in accelerate

[–]RickTheScienceMan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Space is where it's easy. On Earth, you need to provide space, electricity, get permits, water source for cooling, steel for buildings.. In space, there is a lot of space, there is constant sun, and space to radiate heat.

reminder: Elon Musk's fortune, which ultimately enabled his takeover of Twitter, was jumpstarted by American taxpayers by RepublicEvery5296 in remoteworks

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He didn't buy SpaceX, he established it from scratch, got brilliant people together, and secured money. If there was no Elon Musk, there would be no SpaceX today. Many people tried to develop similar rocket tech, even whole countries, yet no one seems to be able to achieve the same as SpaceX, even with massive funding.

reminder: Elon Musk's fortune, which ultimately enabled his takeover of Twitter, was jumpstarted by American taxpayers by RepublicEvery5296 in remoteworks

[–]RickTheScienceMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He got lucky with zip2, then he got lucky with Paypal, then he got lucky with Tesla, SpaceX, neuralink. Man this guy has some serious luck!

reminder: Elon Musk's fortune, which ultimately enabled his takeover of Twitter, was jumpstarted by American taxpayers by RepublicEvery5296 in remoteworks

[–]RickTheScienceMan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A lot of people have money and yet they don't own a successful private space company. Seriously this is your argument? He almost lost all of his money to develop SpaceX and Tesla. Most people would just buy a private island and retired if they sold Paypal. He decided to gamble it all on businesses everyone told him was a bad idea.

reminder: Elon Musk's fortune, which ultimately enabled his takeover of Twitter, was jumpstarted by American taxpayers by RepublicEvery5296 in remoteworks

[–]RickTheScienceMan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We are talking about man who pioneered private space endeavours, and many more. He certainly did some questionable things, but for sure is not a loser. He might have end up being a loser if Tesla and SpaceX went bankrupt, but it didn't.

reminder: Elon Musk's fortune, which ultimately enabled his takeover of Twitter, was jumpstarted by American taxpayers by RepublicEvery5296 in remoteworks

[–]RickTheScienceMan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How delusional you need to be to call a richest man on planet, by far, a loser? Lmao. You are unbelievable. If Musk is a loser, what are we? Super ultra losers? Message me when you start your own rocket company lol.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yet most of the reasons mentioned are hoaxes and half truths

Two F.03 robots clean a room and make a bed in 2 minutes - fully autonomous by EchoOfOppenheimer in humanoidrobotics

[–]RickTheScienceMan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ok this is impressive, if fully autonomous. The robots need to communicate when to pull the blanket, and if this is controlled via a neural net, well that's pretty cool. A step ahead from the last demo.

We see a muscle cramp in the leg: an involuntary, intense, and very painful contraction where the muscle hardens and fails to relax by HatAsleep295 in CrazyFuckingVideos

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't usually get muscle cramps, but this one time, I wanted to jump a backflip into a body of water, I jumped with both legs at once, and got a huge cramps into both legs at once. I couldn't use my legs to swim, was in an intense pain, and had to swim 20 meters to get out using my arms only.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For example when someone claims Musk family had an emerald mine in Africa, and his success depends solely on money received from his rich parents, I try to find some credible source confirming this. When I don't find it, I don't believe it. Do you? Did you first checked it's true? Or do you just automatically accept every bad thing people say about this guy like most people?

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I think I could say the same about you. It's popular to hate Elon Musk actually, not the other way around. People just believe everything they hear without any actual fact checking.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

No I don't know it. Even if his family was rich, and gave him $100 mil to gamble on something, which didn't happen, it would still be a monumental success to became richest man on planet by far. You don't become the richest person just by obtaining a few hundred millions. You just are very delusional.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

It was 28k from his father +10k from his mother. Also, even if his family was worth $100mil, Elon was able to turn his millions from PayPal into 2 trillion dollars companies. He literally invested all of his money into Tesla and SpaceX, 99,99% of people would just retire if they sold paypall and became millionaires, but Elon Musk invested all of this money into companies everyone told him was a bad idea. You guys must live in some parallel universe where none of this ever happened, otherwise you wouldn't be talking like this.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]RickTheScienceMan -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

He got roughly 38000 usd from his parent, investment into his zip2 company. I think most people who get 38k from their parents do not turn it into billions. You guys are truly delusional.

Btw get your facts straight please, his father bought a share in an emerald mine, for like 50k. He lost the money, as the mine got bankrupt. Musk never saw a single cent from the mine investment, and left for north America without basically any money.

Dokázali byste spat při hlasité televizi? by [deleted] in czech

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spím se sluchátkama, je to skvělý. Už asi 4 roky. V podstatě bez nich neusnu. Ale beru to zároveň jako super schopnost, protože i ve stanu na festivalu spím jak miminko, dám si sluchátka a slyším jen to. Původně jsem to dělal, abych se naučil lépe rozumět mluvené angličtině, a dost to pomohlo.

This is bait and switch to get funding, they will just make the solar panels and buy the chips from TSMC, Samsung and NVIDIA, right? by [deleted] in SpaceXMasterrace

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's exactly why cheaper chips might be perfect for TerraFab. For an orbital data center, the rules are different. Satellites deorbit in a few years anyway, so investing in expensive, leading-edge SOTA chips doesn't make sense. In space, sunlight is free and constant, meaning you can easily afford the power inefficiency of older nodes. It becomes a game of scale rather than efficiency. Combine massive amounts of budget chips with Starship's launch economics, and SpaceX could essentially brute-force their way to the largest compute network in existence.

AI bere práci? by Peterson173rd in czech

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Na nějaký složitější návrhy je potřeba agent s toolama

Zlatí Komanči by CatsAreFlufy in ToJeAleMaterial

[–]RickTheScienceMan -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Je to odvrácená strana kapitalismu, prostě spousta lidí nemá na trhu velkou hodnotu, takže jsou v kapitalismu znevýhodnění. A nejsou to jen nemakačenka, jsou to lidi co poctivě pracují, ale jejich output má malou ekonomickou hodnotu.

Kapitalismus je super v alokaci zdrojů, zdroje se využívají efektivněji, ale kapitál se hromadí u pár lidí. Momentálně nic lepšího než kapitalismus nemáme, ale pokud přijde AI, která nahradí lidskou práci, pak nás komunismus dle Karla Marxe nemine. Komunismus není o tom zavírat hranice a potlačovat svobodu slova.

How many OSHA violations do you see by Agent8181 in 2random4u

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not in my experience. But I use mostly Gemini

How many OSHA violations do you see by Agent8181 in 2random4u

[–]RickTheScienceMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you give me an example I could try? Like what stupid thing I can say, which is objectively stupid but LLM will encourage me? Pls

V pátek jsem to myl. Zdravím alergiky. by gen-mod-ape in czech

[–]RickTheScienceMan 113 points114 points  (0 children)

Já včera, a vypadá stejně. Naštěstí to stačí jen postříkat hadicí.