According to The New York Times, Huang, whose relationship with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy has embroiled the company in scandal this week, also had a relationship with Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell.

She joined Nvidia in 2008 and heads up the company’s healthcare business.

What the fuck, NVIDIA had a healthcare business?

Weird the article didn’t mention that piece

The last Democratic Senator was born in 1879.

Never thought I’d see Texas go blue. Crazy times we live in.

I’ve been on Lemmy since the API blackout 3+ years ago and have never seen this. I wonder if my instance blocks them?

I’ll keep asking until they answer

Hey - I know I’ve asked this before, but you must have forgotten to reply. Are you a real person?

Hey weird question, are you actually a person?

…thanks?

“During October, we have seen that search traffic has dropped by more than 1 million referrals on average per week. If this rate of decline continues, current trends would suggest that total DAUqs [or daily active unique users] could fall in Q4, by a low-double-digit percentage from our current base of 130 million DAUqs,” Huffman wrote.

Weird that not allowing people to use your site would lower the number of people using your site.

Haven’t heard yet if people’s crypto was actually stolen.

You’re gonna have to check your math, homie. $1,000 a day is $365,000 a year. With $2,000,000 in the bank, you’d need a return of 18.25%. That’s not a high interest savings account. That’s investing heavily in risky stocks and getting lucky every time for the rest of your life.

Yeah we’re in a similar boat. I think our healthcare system (or lack of one) is very much designed to keep people working longer and also to work for corporations, rather than striking out on their own.

If it weren’t for healthcare, I’d consider downsizing and retiring right now. But as is, probably going to have to work for another 20 years.

2 million is my number as well. Once my house is paid off and my investments hit 2 mill, it’s gonna be real hard to keep working.

This dude was so talented. If you haven’t a video of him, this is a good one from him at the Emmy’s: https://youtu.be/pKJB_5_2iDA

Yeah sometimes you see a Juniper with those and those came out post-Nazi salute

Yeah, I think not sounding gross or dangerous is part of it - combined with the skill level. Personally, my in-laws encouraged my nephew not to go to college, but instead to become a welder - or an electrician as a backup plan.

He did neither and now works for the city cleaning sewers. It’s a needed job and pays ok, but no one ever says “you don’t need to go to college, you can clean a sewer.” It’s always “you can be a welder.”

I understand that welding takes skill. But I’m more wondering why I’ve personally talked to several parents/grandparents with kids about to graduate highschool with poor grades - and nearly everyone of those people has said that college isn’t the right choice for their kid, so they’re going to go into the trades and become a welder.

So far, none of the kids I’m referring to have actually become a welder. Are those family members saying their kid is going to become a welder because of the skill involved at the highest level of the craft? Is welding the blue collar equivalent of becoming an artist?

From the screenshot that I replied to, they define it as Alternative Online Marketing. Basically posing as a normal user in order to sell something in a way that seems organic.