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you also wanted tesla to take openai over, no nonprofit at all. and you said we had a 0% of success. now you have a great AI company and so do we. can't we all just move on?
AI is cool i guess
i helped turn the thing you left for dead into what should be the largest non-profit ever. you know as well as anyone a structure like what openai has now is required to make that happen.
you also wanted tesla to take openai over, no nonprofit at all. and you said we had a 0% of success. now you have a great AI company and so do we. can't we all just move on?
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Re: @thesamparr thing. Haters are actually just fans who haven't processed their jealousy yet. This was obvious in the DMs he had sent him before. When people hate on you, they’re not saying “you suck.” They’re saying, “I wish I had what you have.” Whenever I get stuff like this directed at me, I try to ignore. Never wrestle with a pig. You get dirty and the pig likes it. The only thing you need to do is save them to your secret Apple note of ppl you should never do business with.
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