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These satellites are designed to fully burn up on reentry. There is effectively zero chance of that.

On the flip side, the aerosols created by burning satellites destroy the ozone layer.

Unpopular indeed. Letterboxing counterintuitively lets you see more of the movie, just smaller.

Sorry that’s the only way. I don’t make the rules.

Play a Pokémon game

You do it so you can be easily degloved.

They are saying it’s redundant, and therefore unnecessary.

Being bright or not has nothing to do with it. Both intelligent people and less-intelligent people have excellent reasons to hate Musk.

Regardless of that, Falcon 9 is exceptionally reliable.

What are you on about? Crew Dragon might be the most reliable ride to space ever.

All of SpaceX’s bullshit with Starship is completely separate from Dragon/Falcon9.

Constitutionally, no. But when has the constitution ever stopped Trump?

Tensions rise? I think we call that aggression, not tension.

A good percentage of rechargeable cells are standardized too, they’re just not easily accessible. I don’t think it would take much to adjust the design of a thing to accept a replaceable battery in most simple items.

For example, I have a laser pointer that runs on rechargeable lithium batteries, you just unscrew it and put any standard 18650 cell in directly.

And honestly lightweight neural nets can make for some interesting enemy behavior as well. I’ve seen a couple games using that and wouldn’t be surprised if it caught on in the future.

Humans are primarily visual creatures, so we can detect the slop in AI images a LOT faster than we can in audio.

Human artists are going to have to get a lot weirder to out-innovate AI music, and I’m actually happy about that. Weird music is the best.

If they leave immediately in shame like they just did, then yeah, leave them alone. FFS you guys have no concept of diplomacy.

Generally unwise to escalate on stupidity. Don’t give the US any more reasons to double down on war.

Mexico doesn’t have nukes, but yes.

“Legally” doesn’t mean shit if it’s not enforceable. Besides, removing watermarks is trivial.

There is no technically rigorous way to filter AI content, unfortunately.

Indeed, the art is the reverse heist.

The problem is that the rich own all the lawyers. And judges. And congresspeople.

I wouldn’t exactly call this a PR piece:

But the New York Times reported that the foundation fell short of the amount it was required to give away for three years in a row. The paper, which saw the foundation’s tax filings, also found that many of its donations went to organisations with links to Musk.

Maybe they could hit harder but this article makes him look like a stereotypical selfish rich man.