j-luehrs.bsky.social
Tech Early Adopter. Family guy. Research Software Engineer. X Escapee. Gen X. Let's have fun and maybe change the World along the way!
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It's pitiful that El Gumpo, the fascist, is in Canada, which he has openly threatened.
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Trump has no respect for anything. I can't imagine being daft enough to think otherwise..
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That looks suspiciously like a test case for the courts.
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Assault and battery
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Who gets charged with the hit and run?
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The only reason they can put these on the road at all is the corrupted regulation that Muskrat helped cause..
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Tesla Vaporware is being used to prop up the bloated stock price ... as usual.
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The taco parade ..
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Key moments: tax cuts for fat cats during every gop administration.
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The actions of DOGE were criminal.. I hope they face justice at some point.
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wapo.st/4ktZojh
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Well, I guess we'll have to clear that up : AI training is the process that enables AI models to make accurate inferences.
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Musk had access to patent filings, research, and labor complaints on his companies..along with our personal financial data. There is little reason to do what he did in such a short time period.. unless it was to get the data before the doors shut.
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/30/t...
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If he installed his AI, and used it for anything that required connecting to the X data servers, he was stealing data as that's what's used by the AI to train/sift etc as has been reported, widely, previously.. He installed his AI and used it in Government agencies..
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Name changer could not keep the cult together, so the result of that is hard to project.. He stapled himself to Trump's boots to get ahead .. but he has zero charisma. I doubt he could get away with what Trump's been doing..
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Ai has some huge benefits for society and is already used in medical equipment, along with other beneficial areas, and most people don't seem to know about it.
But, AI needs to be carefully regulated.
Bottom line: Everything isn't black or white, on or off.. right or wrong...
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(I hope they go at it and it keeps them from messing with the rest of us)
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The perfect line for Trump would be : Trump to Musk: You have to be thankful, you don’t have the cards.
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Sounds like a way to stiff any area that doesn't kiss Trump's boots.
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The achilles heel of unregulated capitalism is greed and concentration of wealth. It wasn't the poor who wrecked the budget, it was the wealthy.
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How is this bag of worms the Speaker? Oh yeah, we have a huge number of crooked morons in congress..
Tesla's sales numbers are in the tank, & you can tell Musk's become desperate.. Doge didn't save a dime in the longer term and Musk's being exposed as a scammer.
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There are an estimated 400 million guns in the hands of US citizens.. more than 1 per person.
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The problem with his attack on science is there's no instant feedback mechanism like with markets. He's not killing developments that would be made tomorrow. He's killing things 10 years out.
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First we had the story of Peter Pan . Now, we're dealing with Elon, otherwise known as Peter Scam.
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Trump's Gestapo
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Incompetent cuts often cost more than they save. This will be the legacy of the taco mob
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"AI did it" .. If so, then, obviously, he isn't needed .
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Dude's a mess.. Kinda looks like he's on the verge of passing out or something here.
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Wealthy crooks think the crimes they commit are victimless
Musk has done more harm to more people than anyone they have arrested..
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Masks on supposed officials of the government , used to hide their identities, should be flatly illegal. Follow the law or find another line of work.
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The odds of this spaced out goon ever passing an actual drug test are slim to none. If he can break into the Government's servers without being stopped by people appalled by his behavior, he can surely cheat on a drug test within his own company.
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Musk, besides engaging in the evil act of cutting off food and medicine to the poorest of the World, has actively worked towards turning them into a petri dish for future pandemics.. The cost of Musk & Doge's digital coup could easily turn into a large multiple of any supposed cost savings..
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It would take a catastrophe of epic proportions to make this happen.. & probably some sort of state led constitutional convention. What we have now for guard rails against a corrupt conspiracy by a political party is wholly inadequate.
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A birthday celebration for a corrupt moron... just like the other military parades in backwards countries that are forced to celebrate maniacs..
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And, that appears to be the case.. www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/me...
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I wonder if the FBI (who uncovered this) investigation started in the previous administration? I'm guessing it probably did. I can applaud uncovering fraud, but do not appreciate the fraud that is this administration.
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The guy in the Wh breaks the law constantly, and people in the administration have the nerve to talk about consequences for breaking the law.
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The Doge attack on our Government will cost far more, in the longer term, than the supposed savings. Cuts to science and regulation will likely lead to costly disasters that would have been avoided.