"If we delivered a bad quarter, it is evidence there's an AI bubble. If we delivered a great quarter, we are fueling the AI bubble."
The proper way to read this is:
"We absolutely, 100% are in an already over inflated bubble, therefore if we deliver a bad quarter it could be a sign of the bubble popping. If we deliver a good quarter, we are fueling the bubble further"
I wonder how the quarters are going to look next year when OpenAI cannot pay Oracle 6 times their current revenue in contracts, and therefore Oracle won't deliver the contracted Data Center capacity requiring 2 non-existen Hoover Dams worth of power to run them and therefore NVidia will be left holding the bag on millions of commissioned but not sold GPUs
The worst part is not JUST the circular investment making up basically all the new investment in the last few months... but the fact they are all based in impossible-to-deliver metrics.
So it is literally not a matter of "if" the bubble pops, it's a matter of when the market speculators will no longer be able to hide it
oh same thing… say anything bad about Maduro or Chavez (which is easy) and you have most in their pocket… heck say anything against "the left" and your job of convincing them is done
it's worse than that... they realized they were used for bait, they know they are on the way to the slaughterhouse and yet, every single one of these articles states, they STILL do not regret their vote for the republitards.
This one is incredibly on the nose... the first interviewee claims he was tired of the "debauchery" from the Biden admin; by debauchery he means anything that resembles respect for LGBT people, so he votes for a serial sexual predator and pedophile!
As a Latino myself I can say I am so disappointed at my brethren... I could not believe the support the Cuban and Venezuelan community would have for Republicans AT ALL, let alone MAGA turds.
Hope they learn their lesson... better late than never I guess
When Covid hit, I decided I finally had enough time to invest in a gaming PC. My son and I put one together and, thinking I would miss out on many games, we set it up to dual boot. 3 months later we both realized we wanted nothing that "only ran on Windows" so we recovered the wasted space and it became a Linux only machine (like the rest in my house)
I can also confirm my experience has been the same re any other application or piece of software. My current daily driver is basically against all recommendations for a daily driver: running Garuda Dragonized with a side of Hyprland, even the Garuda folks do not recommend this mix but I fell in love with Hyprland and my son still prefers KDE. I had to learn a lot to configure everything in Hyprland from scratch (first tried it with someone's config but decided I wanted my own). Took a bit of learning but it was so much fun and in the last 5 months since I implemented this crazy soup, I have had no freezes, no hangs, no apps dying on me, nothing... everything is fast, solid and more importantly, I know and control every aspect of the experience...
My Linux story started 15 years ago. I'm a tech guy (systems admin at the time) and reached the "I work with computers all day, don't need more of that at home" stage (which was insane to think of a few years before)... tried Linux, loved it and still today my house is a junk yard of old computers having their best second life.
EXACTLY parallel to cutting my cable, my experience ditching MS (which I still have to use about 20% at work) has been one where I felt it was needed but hesitant I would miss out, but in all this time, the more I check MS (or cable TV) the more I realize I am missing NOTHING and my life is better for distancing myself from it
You are correct... yet it is so sad that a modicum of respect for their clients is held up as if Apple self immolated out of principle... the bar is THAT low
At least I get the feeling the fanboism is trply dying… even people that used to admit being completely into Apple now seem to acknowledge Apple ran out of ideas to steal and polish long ago
You know those old cartoons that were totally not politically correct showing a bad stereotype of a Mexican, with a sombrero and a poncho, sleeping off a tequila bender under the shade of a cactus?
Well, the orange pedophile is EXACTLY the American version of that: confidently ignorant, morbidly obese, with undeserved resources, zero education, zero manners, zero culture.
We all know those stereotypes are supposed to be rude jokes barely based on any reality... I mean, there are cacti in Mexico and I am sure more than one Mexican has had a Tequila bender, but there is never the expectation you'll go to Mexico and actually see that.
And now, Muricans proved theirs not only exists, it is what they look up to apparently.
That is like France choosing this guy as their next President
they dont charge those paywalls to dealers, this is just a way to force consumers to service their cars with expensive partners