

Quite probable.


Quite probable.


Well they are cousins after all


Treason against the previous admin tho, this law was like 2022 or 2023. Trump won’t give a fuck if his buddies break it, it’s not his law.


In fact, the export restrictions were put in place during the Biden admin, Trump had nothing to do with this


And how will AI CEO resign and take the heat when it gets caught doing crime?
The idea of a CEO is for there to be a single individual on whom you can pin an organization’s crimes. Then you fire the individual or he resigns, and the company can pretend it cleaned house.


Exactly how it works. He sold billions worth of GPUs to China under export restrictions, now he quits, still a billionaire, but Nvidia is absolved of any wrongdoing because it was the bad CEO and his affair. And people wonder why CEOs get paid so much (okay, this one just happened to also be one of the founders of the company and had stock).


Yeah I’m not sure what the purpose of the check in even is. I’ve only flown in the last decade or so, so it’s always been online for me. I believe in-person was actually a paid option for some airline.


Wonder if it’ll hurt them anywhere close to the 7B worth of GPUs she helped them sell to China


Singapore is definitely known for having lax laws. When it comes to business. They’ll kill you for drugs though.
Why else does it attract fintech startups? It’s a place with a good reputation that doesn’t seem to care much what you’re doing in other countries as long as local laws aren’t being broken


Will it also be renamed the Donald J Trump family farm or is this one safe?


The Source Seppuku license sounds moderately hilarious, I think a lot of people here on Lemmy would approve of it if crypto wasn’t involved (the people who call permissive licenses “cuck licenses”). Luckily there’s no way to legally enforce it.
The whole nazi anime lady is pretty bad though, and terminating someone for having cancer is beyond fucked.


It’s a global issue, not a 62% of Americans issue. Tons of retirement funds outside of the US also invest in US indexes among others.
Before I moved my second pillar (tax-deferred pension system that gives you a tax discount if you don’t cash out before 55) out of the bank’s fund into the “pick your own” system, it was like 30-40% in American indexes IIRC.


Plus if enough people buy enough land and just sit on it, the price goes up a lot!
Surely nothing bad will happen


I don’t know why anyone was surprised by the “data center first company” thing, she’s been cozying up to Trump and AI companies for a while now.


I mean a certain type of lady could absolutely be into a weird, dumpy, married billionaire.
Or a certain type of guy, it’s not a gender thing.


The Chinese are already producing cheap video cards!
The Moore Threads MTT S5000 came out this or last year and is apparently competitive enough with nvidia offerings for AI training and inference. I suspect the spy was from some other Chinese company, but it could also have been Moore Threads looking to catch up faster.
There’s also the MTT S80 which has been out for like 3 years, is cheap and has 16 GB GDDR6 (hey 3 years ago that was pretty decent still). Unfortunately the drivers suck so it’s not great for gaming, or doing anything else graphical.
Gaming is unfortunately kind of irrelevant to them, it seems. It doesn’t really bring in money.


5% is barely more than a normal daily 2-3% swing on any stock that nobody would really even write an article about. Thursday it dropped 9%, a lot more significant than this 5% drop in the middle of an already negative trend for this month.


It’s more like 32% of the wealth for the 1%. And most of the 1% is not billionaires. Billionaires own around 5%.
Their real problem is millionaires. Or even just old people in general. People over 55 own 73% of the country’s assets and any time you see that BlackRock and Vanguard and so on own a large share of a large company, that’s their index funds, largely used by retirement funds. Of course even among old people it’s strongly skewed towards the top 10 or 20 percent owning most of the wealth.
Billionaires are just a corner case of the millionaire problem, and taxing millionaires out of existence would also take care of the billionaires.


If I need something that can’t carry big objects, I can take my wagon. Rear seats down, it’s got as much cargo space as the cybertruck if not a bit more. Of course, it can also go through a car wash or a pothole without setting me back a fortune. Hell, it can even go off road better than the cybertruck, despite not being a truck.
I also paid under 2k EUR for it, but that’s just because I’m an idiot who likes depreciated cars. A brand new one (Audi A6 Allroad) can be had for under 100k so that’s still about as much as a cybertruck, for something that can do everything the cyber truck does and a lot of things it can’t.
This particular one has nothing to do with privacy. They have to offer a specific type of plan by law, they nerfed that plan.
Which is not to say corporations knowing everything about you is good in any way, but this is simply a different issue (with corporations)