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Congrats but it's kinda like a company, releasing in 2030, an LLM equivalent to the first version of chatGPT. SpaceX did this 10 years ago.


Or like Apple releasing an MP3 player?


No wireless? Less space than a Nomad? Lame.

That aged well. Six years later it turned into the iPhone.


I think this is more like the Fire phone vs the iPhone.


Maybe! The point, though, is that first to market isn’t automatically the same as the final winner.


This isn't just first to market it's been 10 years and SpaceX is still innovating. I applaud Bezos for at least offering some sort of competition though it will keep SpaceX from becoming complacent.


Gates was about a decade ahead of the game on tablets, too. iPad came and cleaned up the market.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/feb/12/ipad-bill...

It happens. I don't think we'll know the winner (if there even winds up being a single one) of this race for a decade or more, and I think Bezos's fortune is a lot safer.


And NASA put a man on the moon in the 60s.

What is your point?


NASA never created rapidly reusable rockets, which is what we are talking about here.




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