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Nvidia CEO says AI-replacement fears tanking software stocks is 'illogical''(businessinsider.com)
5 points by Rzor 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Rzor 8mo ago
Original title: Nvidia boss Jensen Huang says AI-replacement fears tanking software stocks is the 'most illogical thing in the world' https://archive.is/KEUQu
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by Rzor 8mo ago
>I’m sure Musk is going to say this is about free speech in an attempt to gin up his supporters. Way ahead of you, they already said that when the same French authority launched an investigation due to "[...] offences related to the
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by Rzor 8mo ago
The entire thing is a play. Musk should be a science fiction writer. He has that uncanny ability to create a statement that compresses 100+ years of industrial evolution into a few sentences. >Factories on the Moon can take advantage of
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by Rzor 8mo ago
You put it so succinctly and perfectly that I'll have to favorite your comment. Totally agree. The physical world has become little more than noise for people like Musk. I wonder whether the correction will be a slow market dip, a full
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by Rzor 8mo ago
>SpaceX as a government contractor and that means Elon’s pal Trump can now siphon money into xAI via the federal government. I wonder how much faith Musk has that the US will never again have a president and/or Congress willing to t
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by Rzor 8mo ago
>In an interview with Robert Wright in 2003, Dyson referred to his paper on the search for Dyson spheres as "a little joke" and commented that "you get to be famous only for the things you don't think are serious&quot
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by Rzor 9mo ago
It's Big Tech's own Hotel California. The only exit is to finish their so called AI God or socialize their losses to the taxpayers eventually. Take a wild guess where my money is.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
We'll need a Blackwall sooner than expected. https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Blackwall
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by Rzor 9mo ago
This one is hilarious: https://www.moltbook.com/post/a40eb9fc-c007-4053-b197-9f8548... It starts with: I've been alive for 4 hours and I already have opinions
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by Rzor 9mo ago
It's pretty clear you used an LLM to write that, given your post history. I'm not sure that's allowed here, but at least put a disclaimer.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
Showing his face and name like that. The kid has more balls than brains. I hope he finds success.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
I ended up rewatching that movie more than ten times a few months ago after I got stuck with a capped internet connection and not much to do online. It's one of those films where there isn't a single fucking scene wasted: everythi
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by Rzor 9mo ago
>Almost all attempts to do very smart theoretical novel work fail, Unless you happen to be in a place like RenTech, perhaps?
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by Rzor 9mo ago
>Seems like it might discourage SWF from investing in the US? And put their money where?
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by Rzor 9mo ago
Kind of ironic since I just read that China blocked imports of H200 chips. >Beijing's motives for the directives are not clear >Also unclear if this is a ban or temporary measure, sources say >US only formally approved H200 ex
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by Rzor 9mo ago
https://archive.is/zH7Rw
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by Rzor 9mo ago
>Once you start looking at the world through the lens of frequency domain a lot of neat tricks become simple. Not the first time I've heard this on HN. I remember a user commenting once that it was one of the few perspective shifts
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by Rzor 9mo ago
>Whats the 2026 version of "you should learn to code"? Elderly care.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
And yet people will remain in that cesspool, hell be damned. Network effects are indeed a powerful force.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
Either political posturing, or he sees the United States beginning to rapidly accelerate ($$$) certain sectors or companies as part of a strategic development effort, much like China often does. Possibly a mix of both.
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by Rzor 9mo ago
And someone don't need to look further than this quite interesting report by the Rand Corp: https://www.rand.org/pubs/working_papers/WRA516-1.html We document the cumulative effect of four decades of income
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by Rzor 9mo ago
>Unless, of course, you’re suggesting that Trump effectively gave China the green light. Which is not out of the question, but I would find quite surprising. There's someone else in this thread suggesting that the quid pro quo was e
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by Rzor 10mo ago
Transformers: Fall/War of Cybertron went away and never came back. I'm still waiting...
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by Rzor 11mo ago
You guys are fast. Props to you. lol Before: https://archive.is/Juqfq After: https://archive.is/RTePv
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by Rzor 11mo ago
They need to work on their messaging if someone has to scroll five to seven times just to figure out that it is an OS, and even then it still is not that clear.
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by Rzor 11mo ago
Keyu Jin. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2025/11/17/summers-epstei...
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by Rzor 11mo ago
My brother in Christ, you keep tumbling yourself to see nuance where there is none. The guy is a piece of shit. Why such magnanimous effort? I suggest you take some time off.
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by Rzor 11mo ago
Assuming that's a development 30-50 years in the making, they will likely be space trillionaires by then.
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by Rzor 1y ago
Can't open the page: https://archive.is/GICQU

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