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@takehiro040108 @Lesvin41736631 @shupra004 あります

@Lesvin41736631 @shupra004 この文なら簡体字を読める日本人なら翻訳なしである程度理解できるのですが、中国人はこのような形で文を書くことに違和感がありますか？

🇨🇳「今天早上，同事在上班路上买了一杯热咖啡，走到办公室门口才发现自己忘带钥匙，只能站在外面等别人来开门」 🇯🇵「読めない。中国語難しい」 🇨🇳「本日早朝、同僚出勤途上、駅前購入熱珈琲一杯。職場入口到着直前、自身鍵携帯忘却発覚。結果、他者来訪開門待機不可避」 🇯🇵「読める、読めるぞ…！」

@RobinSeun 简介里加和名字里加还是区别很大的

嚯，被马斯克扫射击中了了😂 完全不生气，甚至还有点儿激动😂

@maverick_9527 @JohnPanSouthAus 正确的翻译应该是由于他们结了婚，所以他有资格成为美国公民。他于2002年年初在洛杉矶县立博览会与其他3 500名移民一道参加了公民宣誓仪式。（英文句号在citizen）我同意至少单凭这句话不能证明Elon是婚绿的，然后输给了同事20刀

@flyingpard @JohnPanSouthAus 原文： 他没有向贾丝廷解释他搬家的动机，不过她认为是这座城市名士风流的社交氛围吸引了马斯克。由于他们结了婚，他有资格成为美国公民，所以他于2002年年初在洛杉矶县立博览会与其他3 500名移民一道参加了公民宣誓仪式。

@maverick_9527 @JohnPanSouthAus 你读下英文，那个所以是中文翻译加进去的

@maverick_9527 @JohnPanSouthAus 你仔细读，书里说的是他可以通过结婚取得美国国籍，我之前也没注意跟人打赌还打输了，要不说fake news功力强大呢

@JohnPanSouthAus 这是事实，在《马斯克传》里也写的很清楚。不过只是微不足道的事实，他第一次结婚时zip2已经创业成功，他可以用任何方式获得美国国籍，选择性叙述只不过让人觉得他得靠老婆似的。

@marchliu @beardomination 现实世界不存在无穷大

说实话，我挺好奇现代的人工智能打算如何解决停机定理。但是我每次问起这个问题，收到的回应总是“啥是停机定理？” 哪怕跟我说他不相信停机定理，或者他坚信停机定理已经被他解决了，试图说服我他的证明是对的呢？ 甚至只有少数人表现出避而不谈的情绪，绝大部分人直接说没听过。

@beardomination 怎么不是秃头

设计师叫布鲁图？

@nakatainuw @vogirovottega @SawyerMerritt It’s clear he is a deliberate liar

@vogirovottega @SawyerMerritt It never mentioned Elon

NEWS: 10,100 Teslas were insured in China last week.

@grote_sam @paulg @ScottAdamsSays And the evidence to back your claim?

@paulg @ScottAdamsSays He didn't try to delay certification to do research. He tried to delay it to get his fake certificates accepted that said he won, despite uncovering no real evidence. You're being shamefully dishonest.

How would any of us know who won the election? The courts can't tell us, and the election system design isn't credible, or even close to it. If Trump is right that the election was rigged, which seems likely, given the system design and the effort to "stop Hitler," then delaying certification to research what looked like obvious issues made sense. The public has been brainwashed to "think past the sale" of the election integrity. That's the biggest crime of 2020.

@MiyajimaRyotaro @Pura_Vida310 @ajtourville Historically we rode horses

@Pura_Vida310 @ajtourville Historically, no rocket has ever had a success rate greater than 99.8%. And even if it did have a 99.99% success rate, it would still be about 100 times more dangerous than today's airliners. That's 99.999987%. cnn.com/travel/worried…

Space Shuttle: ~ $100,000 per kg to LEO SpaceX Starship: ~ $100 per kg to LEO Express Air Freight: ~ $10 per kg Starship is basically the commercial aircraft of space travel.

@midwaydude @IronyKumo Moonlight串流到手机一直在用，很舒服

@IronyKumo 很差嗎

我有個需求不知道能不能實現： 攢台普通的gaming PC，然後在同一個wifi場景下用輕薄本連到PC上面零延遲打gaming PC裡的遊戲。 似乎只能用steam link實現？

@wheresPaunch @amillz19 @lukygoon @BeardedTesla @MITeslaGuy @pshoover @4monstergadgets Just curious why didn’t you just plug to the right side charging port?

@amillz19 @lukygoon @BeardedTesla @MITeslaGuy @pshoover @4monstergadgets The main door opens up like so.

Hmm I was charging my car over night in the garage. Saw some neighbors doing it outside in the driveway etc. I am assuming it’s maybe just in case some type of fire does not happen over night when sleeping during charging? However, figured out a way to get the wire to come around the garage door and not under to cause any pressure on the wire. Thoughts? #tesla #charging #homecharging #yesla How do you charge your fav car? @ropo724 @brewski77

@tguerich @EdKrassen @elonmusk Not perfect but can probably measure tax they pay

@EdKrassen @elonmusk So... How do you measure or prove Working hard Raising a family Doing good things? Sounds great in principle but needs defined criteria.

Illegal immigration needs to stop, but I’m super in favor of greatly expanding and simplifying legal immigration. Anyone who proves themself to be hard-working, talented and honest should be allowed to become an American. Period.

@serbantanasa @thejefflutz @larsmoravy @roshanthomas It won’t matter if the full write-off is cheap enough. People used to mend clothes even socks (still do in poor country) but now you just throw them away and get a new one. It helps with selling more and scaling further as well. That being said there may still be a long way.

@thejefflutz @larsmoravy @roshanthomas I always wonder about how this type of casting does not result in even smallish fender benders becoming full vehicle write-offs. Can you help me understand?

TESLA: This is radical DFM. Takes years to do, nothing is guaranteed, and it’s not easily copied if at all. But if solved, it takes the auto industry to a whole new level in terms of cost structure or value/dollar. Would usher in a whole new tier of EVs and bring down the cost of existing tiers. Also add on benefits of better reliability, crash performance, & build quality likely. Custom alloys (@Tesla / @SpaceX advantage), die/press iteration, process engineering, deep supplier partnerships, prototyping… years. Only a culture of radical risk taking, innovation, and execution can pull this off… $TSLA Credit: Norihiko Shirouzu AUSTIN, Texas, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Tesla (TSLA.O) has combined a series of innovations to make a technological breakthrough that could transform the way it makes electric vehicles and help Elon Musk achieve his aim of halving production costs, five people familiar with the move said. The company pioneered the use of huge presses with 6,000 to 9,000 tons of clamping pressure to mold the front and rear structures of its Model Y in a "gigacasting" process that slashed production costs and left rivals scrambling to catch up. In a bid to extend its lead, Tesla is closing in on an innovation that would allow it to die cast nearly all the complex underbody of an EV in one piece, rather than about 400 parts in a conventional car, the people said. The know-how is core to Tesla's "unboxed" manufacturing strategy unveiled by Chief Executive Musk in March, a linchpin of his plan to churn out tens of millions of cheaper EVs in the coming decade, and still make a profit, the sources said.

@Nick_Franklin @damonchen At early stage, cost of free trial may be too high even if it generates more sales. In that case it’s making less money with more sales.

Right but most saas usually makes more money offering a free trial vs not (partly because in a competitive space if one company requires credit card and another doesn’t then the one who doesn’t gets all the leads) so I still don’t get the original posters comment about scrapping free trial to make money. Salesforce makes many billions a year with free trials being the starting point

This is a strong signal I see of a future successful entrepreneur 👇 We are not building products for fun; we are building them to make money!

@bMRERLQuu2t9wZt @CalicoCatCapta1 @yanni_vision 那你也被开枪打了？

又一起！ 纽约，一名20岁女子认错房子，把车开上一私家停车道，竟被65岁屋主开枪打死。 凶嫌被控二级谋杀。 这女孩儿名叫Kaylin Gillis，她和三友人前往朋友家，意外开上了凶嫌私家车道。 cnn.com/2023/04/18/us/…

@CalicoCatCapta1 @yanni_vision 而且美国这种乡间小屋dirt road的driveway离主路一般都很远，晚上真开到人家门口其实挺吓人的

@CalicoCatCapta1 @yanni_vision 这案子屋主问题肯定很大，所以才会被charge murder啊，但这新闻从标题到内容就是想制造恐慌，只字不提时间天色问题给人大白天的错觉要说不是故意的也很难相信