Ben

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Ben

Ben

@benrwright

Katılım Mart 2009
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Ben@benrwright·
@n_fantastik I’ve used several V2 superchargers in the UK and Europe and I don’t own a Tesla.
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Nathan Fant@n_fantastik·
Wife asked, "So, why can't non-Tesla vehicles use V2 Superchargers?" "Software is incompatible", I said. "How is the average EV owner supposed to keep all of these silly differences straight?", she said. "I know. It's dumb." Why not make V2 Superchargers compatible with all EVs @Tesla ?
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@Armen_Yegoryan @CryptoUB Musk puts up 99% of all payload into orbit, which consists of a loss making satellite internet service. Please explain how you arrive at this batshit crazy valuation? And if you say space datacentres then please just get away from your computer for a bit.
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Armen Yegoryan@Armen_Yegoryan·
@CryptoUB It’s going to $100 trillion at some point. If you’re going to say the economy doesn’t have enough money for that, then you don’t know what you’re talking about.
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UB@CryptoUB·
Let me get this straight... If I put $3k into SpaceX today and it goes to $4 TRILLION market cap, I make 3k? yeah ok.... nobody will get rich.
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@TeslaFamilyYT Then that’s definitely a waste. They could have put in more, much cheaper 22kw AC chargers in with a longer stay period.
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Gary 📐@TeslaFamilyYT·
@benrwright No one realistically coming back within 3 hours either. A bus to the city centre and back was 40 mins each way.
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Gary 📐@TeslaFamilyYT·
Park and ride transport is a great city centre congestion solution and for those living out of town. However, can you explain the point of these 90 min stay max chargers that Edinburgh council have put in here? Surely most people using this be 3+ hours bare minimum.
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Ben@benrwright·
@heyruchir @FlintCasey I’d like to see a source on that. You could put an H100 into a PC sure, but it won’t do anything special as it’s not designed for that application.
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Ruchir@heyruchir·
@benrwright @FlintCasey H100s are not just datacenter gpus. You can buy a PC w/ an H100. Waymo uses 4 H100s.
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Casey Flint@FlintCasey·
How far away are we from being able to buy something like a Waymo? And I’m not talking about Tesla because I don’t trust their Autopilot. I want that lidar
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@jason@Jason·
We're going to have a massive surplus of extremely strong and dexterous robots to do extremely unnecessary tasks for us. I can't wait! ... predict these will be $1 an hour -- which is basically $8,760 a year. Insane. In fact, they'll probably sell them for $1 an hour with a minimum of 5,000 hours.
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Everyone asks if Atlas can bring them a drink, but this robot can bring you the whole fridge. Using AI-driven behaviors, Atlas is doing hard work and coordinating its whole body to manage heavy objects, balancing complex contact points with accuracy and reliability.

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Aviator@LoopingDaLoop·
@TeslaFamilyYT It depends on the car. Looking at the connector types, it looks like they support 300kWh charging. I went to Devon last week, used a 300kWh charger which took my car from 28% to 100% in just over an hour. My dog was pleased because he got an extra walk!
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Jason Turco@AnythingBuilt·
@elonmusk @Jason If the dollar price is high early, the winners are probably whoever can turn robot labor into a financed service. Most customers won’t want to buy the robot. They’ll want to buy the task getting done.
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Ben@benrwright·
@phasegatejumper @elonmusk @Jason 🤣 Tesla took one look at Boston Dynamics latest offerings and decided to not release any more information on v3, because it’s embarrassingly bad in comparison.
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Christian@phasegatejumper·
@elonmusk @Jason are the initial Optimus v3 production builds still expected this summer?
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ArthurX@ArthurX1583680·
I’m not sure how it actually plays out. If robots and everything they produce are eventually going to be free, who’s realistically going to spend a huge amount of money upfront to buy them while they’re still expensive? And where does that money even come from once goods and services start getting cheaper and cheaper? Also, if the long term direction is everything becoming free, what’s the incentive for companies to keep making and selling these robots in the first place? Wouldn’t they lose motivation once they realize the things the robots produce won’t generate much profit anymore? And even if you get past the initial cost , what about raw materials and energy?
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Ben@benrwright·
@elonmusk @Jason Free? So you’re going to be giving away robots?
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Elon Musk@elonmusk·
@Jason Eventually, the robots and goods & services will be free, but the dollar price of robots will be high in the beginning
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Mike Mcgee@TheMikeMcgee·
@YourAnonCentral Still most pilots survive. Just cause the aircraft goes down doesnt mean they wont get a new one. Errors happen. Life's a bitch.
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Anonymous@YourAnonCentral·
Mid-air mating rituals, often called "aerial courtship," involve complex, gravity-defying acrobatics performed to attract mates or test a partner's strength and trust. The US military has lost 39 aircraft (with an additional 10 damaged) this year.
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Ruchir@heyruchir·
@FlintCasey probably around 3-5 years. Problem is that no legacy auto maker has the ability to scale up training + long tail of self driving. just adding lidar won't make it as good as waymo + waymo costs > 200k so it'll take another few years to get the costs down.
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Ben@benrwright·
@WestNorfolkBC Please provide me with a contact email and I will let you know.
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Ben@benrwright·
@WestNorfolkBC what is your policy on workers smoking whilst operating grass cutting equipment? As there are no bins nearby, presumably littering also.
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Ben@benrwright·
@CernBasher À 10 hour shift sorting parcels? Sounds inhumane.
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Cern Basher@CernBasher·
The human won: 12,924 vs 12,734 packages over a ten hour shift. Aime said that he was just another 30 mins away from needing to quit - his back and forearms are sore. The human goes home to sleep and the Bot (Bob) continues to work.
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Ben@benrwright·
@grantbelden That’s right, one day, any day now, for sure. Push of a button. Ignore the fact that it can’t work on existing hardware. To the moooon 🚀 !
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Ben@benrwright·
@FindTheStorm @elonmusk His own biographer pegged him at about 100-110. Based on what I’ve seen, I think that’s stretching things.
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💫💫LEE💫💫@FindTheStorm·
Though not reported, Elon Musk has an IQ between 150 and 200. Hey, Elon, God hand-picked you for this high intelligence and genuine care for humanity. Respect him. WE ARE NOT IN A SIMULATION! @elonmusk
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