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25 Jun 2023
Kurz in eigener Sache:
Wer ein Balkonkraftwerk/Solaranlage mit Hoymiles (HM/HMS/HMT) oder manchen TSUN Wechselrichtern betreibt und eine "China-Cloud-freie" Möglichkeit zur Smart-Home oder Nulleinspeisung haben will:
Das OpenDTUFusion-Board aus meiner Feder ist jetzt verfügbar!
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Jun 13
What's being defended isn't billionaires.
What's being defended is the principle that rights belong to everyone, including successful people.
The moment you decide someone's rights disappear because they're too wealthy, you've abandoned rights altogether and replaced them with political favoritism.
Your position isn't that rights are universal.
It's that rights are conditional on serving your demands.
The billionaire is just today's unpopular exception. Tomorrow it'll be the millionaire. Then the small business owner. Then anyone with more than you.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dear US government,
Since you've just blocked Fable and Mythos on critical national security grounds, here are some other tools that pose a similar threat to the American people:
- Microsoft Teams
- SAP
- Salesforce
- Jira
- Outlook
Please do what you must to save America 🇺🇸
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Jun 13
Ehm. Lol.
Jun 13
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees.
The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance.
Access to all other Claude models is not affected.
We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible.
Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Jun 13
Got my whole $SPCX order filled at 150$ and closed nicely up on the day.
This worked out wonderfully.
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Jun 13
What she does not tell you: this day made welders and cafeteria workers millionaires.
Jun 12
Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire.
The typical American household would have to work more than 11 MILLION years to make Elon Musk's level of wealth.
We need a wealth tax.
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Jun 12
According to this chart and the real share that they have in tonnage to orbit it would still be undervalued lol.
And Airbus isn't American btw...
Jun 11
SpaceX is valued on par with the rest of America's major aerospace companies.
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Jun 12
Das ist literally der Prototyp Mensch der zum Italiener geht, um sich das Schnitzel mit Pommes und Pilzen in Sahnesoße zu bestellen. (was natürlich nur wegen ihm auf der Karte steht weil er den Oberkellner vom Sportplatz kennt wo die Kids zusammen Fußball im Ortsverein gespielt haben)
Jun 11
Hartmut: Pizza top, Pasta top.
Auch Hartmut: „aber wo sind die Eichenmöbel und die Gardinen von Omma?“ 😂🙈
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Jun 12
I have the feeling - when I see who is posting this table over and over on here - that this is just a campaign so institutionals can get in cheaper.
How am I remotely interested in the statistics within a 1 year window. (apart from the fact that there are many companies on that list that neither have a unique selling point (Dropbox, Doordash, Pinterest etc..) nor were they economically super great investment casess with a lot of upside.
It is of course very likely that SPCX will trade extremely volatile within the first year and that we will also see cash-outs by long term private equity holders once the lock-period expires.
So if you have cash set aside - no investment advice - consider just not throwing it in all at once.
I personally plan on playing this in 3 tranches. 1/3 today, 1/3 on the first significant draw down and then another 1/3 whenever I feel it is appropriate.
Jun 10
With unprecedented investor demand for the largest IPO in history (SpaceX), it's worth remembering a simple lesson:
A great company doesn't always make for a great investment at any price.
The median major IPO lost 31% in its first year & suffered a 53% drawdown along the way.
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Jun 12
Ultimately SPCX is an investment case for at least 1-2 decades. Surely - a with everything Elon - Traders will be over that thing like no other. But it truly does not matter for me what the price is in 6 months. More like 6 years. Or 16 years.
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Jun 12
Die rechte Seite ist halt literally Kapitalismussimulation in Rahmen einer CCP-Planwirtschaft.
Ich wollte auch sschon immer einen Tesla fahren in dem Deppen von VW mit drin 'jumgejointventured haben'. NICHT.
Jun 12
Was im und vor dem Treffen von Merz, Klingbeil & Co mit den Sozialpartnern wirklich geschah: Das Kanzleramt hatte Arbeitgeber und Gewerkschaften gebeten, sich vorab schriftlich (!) auf ein gemeinsames Reformverständnis zu einigen. Diese weigerten sich und erschienen stattdessen mit krass unterschiedlichen Positionen. Alle bisher unbekannten Fakten und Hintergründe in der aktuellen Folge von „Machtwechsel", dem Politikpodcast Ihres Vertrauens. 👇
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Jun 12
Deswegen ist dem Land auch nicht zu helfen.
Es geht denen nicht drum selber ein relevanter Player zu werden. Sie wollen Protektionissmus um ihren Mist weiterpfuschen zu können.
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Jun 10
The exceptionally ironic influence of @elonmusk on his companies - which are second to none when it comes to quickly creating actual physical products and production - is the skill to delete, and not to create.
This crossed my mind today when discussing things with a colleague.
- delete the interstage
- delete sensors
- delete external wiring and plumping
- delete stalks and buttons
- delete the process instead of improving it
- delete the ignition key and button
- ... delete, delete, DELETE
"If you're not adding things back in at least 10% of the time, you're not deleting enough." (blinker stalk anyone lol)
We all knew this mantra for years. It took me a lot of time to realize the true power behind it.
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Jun 10
The $SPCX IPO will make some cafeteria workers millionaires. It will make some ordinary engineers multi-millionaires. It has dragged several US regions that had hardly any economy into a new boom.
And yet there are still politicians claiming that 'trickle down economics' does not work. It only does not work in places here you and unions fiddle with the free market and interfere with human ingenuity.
Let. Them. Cook.
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Jun 10
This is comedy on a level hardly explainable.
@elonmusk and @Tesla were shunned for years claiming vision is the superior tech for ADAS and autonomy.
Look at what video @Mobileye just released on their channel.
You could not make that up if you tried.
youtube.com/watch?v=Zu8bAaUg…
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Jun 10
I am not gonna be that guy, but Lucid had never a chance of succeeding because it's CEO was literally the guy that left Tesla when things got serious and dicey launching the Model S.
Lucid is - as harsh as that sounds - the Tesla failed dropout class, being kept alive by Saudi money infusions.
They thought they would outsmart everybody else, ignoring COGS needs to be below your selling price. All they ever built were "not viable products" to use corporate speak.
Jun 10
It's fair to say that Lucid is now no longer the company we've known
Emad's passion for the products and customers was unmatched - I've had multiple midnight calls with him discussing challenges and wins (not that he would *ever* complain to me about a video I made 😜).
On one occasion I was lucky enough to join his recurring team breakfast gathering at HQ... it was refreshing to see how he led a talented group of engineers with openness, understanding, and high expectations.
It's sad to see him go at such a critical time for the brand
I'll need to catch up with Emad when it's time and as far as Lucid goes... We've got to feel out the vibe and figure out what and who the company is today. Sounds like we should be planning a trip to California!
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Didn't she get the cash to her brokerage account in time or what is the issue 😂
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Jun 9
They are really committed to put this screen vomit interior into every possible model?
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Jun 9
Ob die ARD dazu einen BRENNpunkt sendet?
Guys, we have a little situation in Kizilyurt, Dagestan Region, Russia
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Jun 9
I'm gonna be the crazy one in the room and suggest that both the EU commisssion and Apple are wrong surroundding the Siri AI saga.
The DMA is harmful because it's gatekeeper definition is arbitrary and it's application through the commision invites political decision making, retaliation and it is in no way transparent to companies up front what is allowed or not.
Apple is wrong because the current approach - due to it's US origin and way Siri AI operates, would still make user data reachable by the US government due to their overreaching extraterritorial regulation. They can force Apple to present data even if it was originally kept in the EU. That is why user choice matters so much.
The very simple solution would have been what macOS does already: If the user wishes to use another agent or embedded model of different origin, just prompt the user what it should be allowed to access.
It really isn't that hard.
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