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Great comment on hardware and maintenance costs, and in comparison Elon wrote "My estimate is that within 2 to 3 years, the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space." It's a pity this reads like the entire acquisition of xAi is based on "Elon's napkin math" (maybe he checked it with Grok)

This is also a political issue. The administration could have ftc investigate this under anti-trust, and the government could also pass tighter laws preventing this. But this current administration is likely too friendly to big corporate interests.

yep also curious about this!

lol this also appears to be satire?

I wonder how much their lawyers are using AI to inform their legal tactics: "Please generate an exhaustive subpoena that will help us defend against this claim"

I got home, chose to call my mom and then immediately got fired at work because I had run out of masking points :(

I'd find this is one of the safer and more civil places to discuss these kind of topics.

And I feel like less than 1% of front page topics are political, and you're certainly not obliged to open them... yet somehow this made it "goodbye" for you?

In practice, this is not what occurred. Many people had appointments canceled admist the confusion.

Also. "Effective immediately". Too bad for the tens of thousands of people who would be in legitimate process for a visa outside their country home country right now. This administrations arrogance and urgency is more important.

There was the pre-existing constitutional authority that congress had to regulate trade, and that was only supposed to be usurped by the president in limited circumstances...

No paywall link https://archive.is/s1psp

Hmm I don't think use whilst driving should be the first thing they should point market.

Actually, Google has faced major antitrust enforcement globally for similar conduct:

EU: Already fined Google €8+ billion across multiple cases, including specifically for Android pre-installation requirements. Just issued new violations under the Digital Markets Act.

US: Federal judge ruled in Aug 2024 that Google illegally maintained search monopoly through exclusive default agreements including on mobile. DOJ seeking various remedies including divesting Chrome. This case is still in progress.

I assume this will mean that long chats continue to get the "prompt is too long" error?

Here are some live streams.. No action yet. Fingers crossed!

From a helicopter Japanese KATU news https://www.youtube.com/live/mBQHNV7cqrM?si=lwqB5YHknA7KUTY_

Webcams https://www.youtube.com/live/5pTPKHJxQ4g?si=xWe5MkLKIZ3N5I8D

Hawaii news https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lVy5nLWruu0&pp=ygUSSmFwYW4gdHN...

Agreed that is not so bad

Best endorsement for adopting a dog that I've seen

There's another variation of this I'd like to see. A train you can work on during the day. With a private desk space with monitor etc where you could do zoom calls. Wouldn't need sleeping space.

These would be especially good for 3-4hr trips.

Given the article says this has spread amongst populations I'm suprised there's only one video on the internet of them doing this: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2025/jun/04/su...

This is also an unconventional drinking fountain.

Got a link to how this was made?

A search required paid subscription for me?

I wish they would increase the context window or better handle it when the prompt gets too long. Currently users get "prompt is too long" warnings suddenly which makes it a frustrating model to work with for long conversations, writing etc.

Other tools may drop some prior context, or use RAG to help but they don't force you to start a new chat without warning.

I wish this wasn't flagged, I find some of these satirical pieces on hn most thought provoking.

Is there any way to do this with a bulb near you if you use multiple rooms? Like using closest Bluetooth range or something?

In Australia it's not unusual for taxis to be allowed to use bus lanes, and a portion of taxi fees go to the state. They can also charge Uber a fee to use the bus lane so the state gets more revenue than before for the same asset.

Seems like he's spent 2 years in the US since he was 27.

I wonder if this will flag antitrust issues?

Yeah I remind my right wing friends that the "legacy media" practices "journalism" where the journalists are expected to engage in ethical practices including properly sourcing and researching their stories.

Your comment reads like a pitch but I checked definite and I've been looking for something like this. What we you using it for? Did you evaluate any other Ai analytics tools?

Hahaha This is one of my favorite hackernews comments