Okay, so if they lose that case, Trump will just pass a new executive order that once again takes months to resolve.

The solution, of course, is to never vote R again, for any office.

You have to punish anyone supporting this insanity.

Just wanted to point out that this is the first instance of a correct spelling of "lose" I've seen on the Internet in the last three years.

You're loosing your mind Jimmy

Gigapress has almost nothing to do with Tesla. It is just the name given by Tesla to a process they purchase from a third party vendor(Idra Group). Tesla was the first to use this product for large scale automotive production though.

You say that like they bought something off the shelf which just worked the first time they used it. They did not - it was a collaboration and Tesla spent a lot of money and time to get it to work.

I'm not gonna link the articles, but there are photos of the mountains of defective parts and plenty of people complaining about how terrible the first cars produced that way were. Tesla persevered and now other car manufacturers are trying to duplicate their results.

A single company controls the patents for eInk displays, so that’s why it hasn’t happened. China could probably pump them out for cheap.

CancerScript perhaps?

Hamas and the Palestinians need to capitulate in the same way Japan did in WW2. Complete surrender. Then let someone come rebuild it into a functioning country.

You don’t need to shut down the actual blockchain network participants to kill it for your citizens.

If he is on vacation, he can do less damage

Not even slightly comparable to the training pilots receive.

People of working age, pretty much yes. Elderly people might not.

I wonder what will happen when inevitably someone sues one of the AI companies for copyright infringement in a different country, because fair use is to my knowledge an entirely American concept.

Where’s the threshold for forcing AI companies to retrain models without specific copyrighted works in them?