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I'm Engine Rich, and I'm exhausted.

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Engine Rich@engine_rich·
GOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING $ASTS WAFFLE PEOPLE! This is a very special day! It's a new month, and a new satellite-tracking update from my cracked team of Mythos agents. And boy was this a big one! This past month of June featured AST Spacemobile's first *successful* satellite launch (*cough* thanks a lot Blue Origin *cough*). And it did not disappoint. Why was 6 scared? Because SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE TOTAL OPERATIONAL AST SATELLITES ARE NOW IN ORBIT! For this special occasion (it is quite rare) I have also updated my Bill Murray graph, posted below in comments. 🫡 Here's to the real ones. You did it. It took half a year. But you stacked 3 birds on an F9 and lit that bitch to space. A heartfelt congratulations is due all around. Until next month!
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GOOOOOOOD MORNING $ASTS FANS! It's the first of the month, and that means an updated satellite launch tracking analysis from me and my cracked team of goblin AI agents. This month, we take a moment to recognize our fallen friend: BB7. Pour one out for your boy. BB7 was a champ. Fought the good fight. But ultimately couldn't fight gravity. You will be missed, BB7. Farewell. Now, in terms of satellites launched, this month we had both our biggest increase of the year as well as our biggest decrease of the year. How exciting! My AI gremlins worked overtime to add a zoom feature to this month's chart, showing in detail the sharp increase and subsequent decrease in number of satellites in orbit. Stay tuned for more $ASTS analysis next month!

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RYAN GARCIA
RYAN GARCIA@RyanGarcia·
That may been the worst ending to anything that ever ended
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Socrates 🅰️ 🏛@DefinitionsNew·
The incentive to reduce terrestrial cost for data centers is also very high. If terrestrial is driven down significantly this will just put more distance between terrestrial and space. I will be genuinely surprised if space data centers have a meaningful level of market share in the next 20+ years.
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Engine Rich
Engine Rich@engine_rich·
@DefinitionsNew If by "can't solve" you mean ever, then I think that's so extremely unlikely as to not be a credible concern. But it is a matter of timing. Could be solved in the next few years, or maybe it takes significantly longer than that. The incentive is so high to solve that problem.
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Socrates 🅰️ 🏛@DefinitionsNew·
@engine_rich Not if we can't solve TPS on the launch vehicles returning from orbit at mach 25. If not, space data likely never makes financial sense.
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Aaron Burnett
Aaron Burnett@aaronburnett·
@engine_rich If you’re looking for the most crazy twist it would be that stoke ends up buying openAI.
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Sera Aurelia X@SeraAureliaX·
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Gali@Gfilche·
@sama Space Datacenters are already here! @Starcloud_ has one working, with multiple launches of bigger satellites next year! They are from YC too, you should know that!
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Engine Rich@engine_rich·
@xdNiBoR I'm so thankful to Stoke for not selling out to OpenAI. 🙏 We get to watch OpenAI pretend space isn't important and watch them squirm as it becomes inevitably obvious. Truly priceless entertainment.
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Reza Zadeh
Reza Zadeh@Reza_Zadeh·
Role reversal: The Americans use chopsticks while the Chinese do not.
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Engine Rich@engine_rich·
If it doesn't come from the Poisson region of the semigroup, then it's just sparkling hypercontractivity.
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Paata Ivanisvili@PI010101

Grok 4.5 just constructed an explicit counterexample to hypercontractivity for the Poisson semigroup (the square root of the Laplace–Beltrami operator) on the 4-sphere. Back in 2021, with Rupert Frank arxiv.org/abs/2101.06209 we proved that hypercontractivity holds in dimensions ≤3 and fails in sufficiently large dimensions (for example, in dimension 13). Grok's example shows that it already fails in dimension 4, making our earlier result sharp. I also tested this problem on several other frontier AI models. One of them also managed to find a counterexample, but I particularly like Grok 4.5's solution: it is explicit, simple, and elegant. The attached files were generated entirely by Grok 4.5 build (with zero intervention on my side).

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Engine Rich@engine_rich·
I would never cut them off... Because of the implication
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Elon Musk@elonmusk

I was clearly wrong about Anthropic. They are obviously currently the leader in AI. No company has released a model as good as Mythos/Fable and they will undoubtedly have Mythos 2 ready soon. And I would never cut them off in a way that hurt them badly, even as a competitor. That’s not my style. Tesla open sourced its patents and we made the Supercharger network available to all competitors, even though we could have made it a walled garden. SpaceX launches competing satellite systems with no increase in price or use of unfair terms. Even my worst enemies can attack me on this platform. …

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