It's been a while so here's some updates about this project: -The one you see here is just a quick proof of concept made from my old 3D printer parts. -Production machine needs to be reliable and fully automated. Full automation means you can give it a stack of books, it'll give you a stack of written books. 1 machine can serve almost 500 students -I’m currently prototyping two separate machines: one for A4 paper and one for books. Integrating both into a single, fully automated machine is extremely challenging. -Full automation with reliability while DFA, DFM and lean design is challenging, so it's taking time. I obviously can't share details because it will be patented. -Got our startup registered, the lab for R&D and small scale manufacturing will need to be constructed.

Do you guys have a X (twitter) account?

This is the most retarded idea I've seen in a while. This is the worst thing you can do with a satellite. Drawing your company logo in the sky doesn't get you sales. ADs should convey the value you provide. Drones are infinitely cheaper and you can use 1000s of them.

The real winners of hackathons nowadays are Anthropic and OpenAI. They sell shovels in the gold rush. Even the 1st place winners can end up at a loss if the prize money isn't high enough. I'm glad I retired from hackathons 2 years ago, after 12 wins. x.com/ericzxchen/status/2066…

Founders need capital for capitalism to work. $1B is nowhere near enough to fund anything big (like building the largest chip fab) The only thing the goyim can think about doing with money is "how to spend it myself"- for which $1B is plenty. This is why the goyim is poor.

"A lot of kids don't even have 1 father, you have 1000!"

The world is full of losers. The only reason anything good happens is because dreamers work to make reality better.

I don't this this is sustainable. Even @karpathy isn't a US citizen. This drains Anthropic's revenue pipeline and makes training new models unprofitable. This also pushes a hell of a lot more investments into open source AI and ironically, helps open source catch up to the regulated closed source. This is kinda the same reason why Jensen wants to keep supplying GPUs to China- to disincentivize them from investing into making their own. Dario overplayed his fear card for regulatory capture and pulling the ladder but he ended up on a losing path.

Shocking innit?

Well well well I was one of the 1st person to say this but nobody listened.

Never. Give. Up.

Just buy domains from Cloudflare. They sell domains for the ICANN cost. Same price every year.

WOW thank you so much! I only code for a few days a month as coding isn't the only thing I have to do as a robotics engineer. I gotta do mechanical, electronics, sourcing & logistics, etc. A lot of my limits go unused and I hit the limits when it's time to code. This is a game changer for me.

TIL Google blasted a TPU with a proton beam to see if it'll work in low-Earth orbit. This is how serious we are about space-based AI infra.

Being goth shouldn't stop you from learning about thermal radiation. Notice how it's T^4? Te is close to absolute zero in shade. Convection can't compete with this shit. Also no more "AI uses water ahhh"

This is so cool, I REALLY want to brush up and play with ML once the mechanical engg works I have to complete are done.

Why you should be on X: You can see real-time supply-chain information shared directly by Korean semiconductor engineers, for free. You get raw, unfiltered information without it going through sell-side analysts or research houses. This is why I don’t use Reddit or other social media platforms. They don’t have this kind of information.