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right now the expected future cashflow from whoever "wins" is infinite justifying astronomical amount of capital expenditure. ex) Microsoft's $100 billion super
by spxneo 3y ago
right now the expected future cashflow from whoever "wins" is infinite justifying astronomical amount of capital expenditure. ex) Microsoft's $100 billion supercomputer
Sometimes I get they are already sitting on some ground breaking stuff and slowly releasing it to test our responses and get feedbacks.
I'm certain they will be reading this thread but if one theme repeats itself is the lack of trust in the output of the agents and the companies creating it.
- echelon 3y ago> right now the expected future cashflow from whoever "wins" is infinite justifying astronomical amount of capital expenditure. ex) Microsoft's $100 billion supercomputer Absolutely. These agent startups don't have PMF and haven't solved anything yet. They're playing in the kiddie pool while Microsoft is placing chess pieces with a GDP-level moat (which is frankly terrifying).