Bring back webrings.

Now Google search is shit.

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Crap coding

Not enough for Trump

How can you doubt the Invisible Hand? Have you not seen how much it jerks?

Yeah, luckily in Australia, we are getting Chinese stuff without massive tariffs.

I see BYD cars everywhere.

These Chinese are catching up very quickly on GPUs, RAM, etc.

This would be a massive own goal for the existing incumbents.

I’m assuming there must be downtime for maintenance and quality checks.

Oil prices are already plunging.

Supply is about 5 million barrels per day more than demand.

The last bailout was required because the banking system was the artery of the economy.

As irresponsible as they were, they needed to be functional to allow the economy to function.

It is hard to see how the government can afford to bailout the “AI” sector.

It is also not critical to the economy. In fact, you could argue the bubble is costing the economy in terms of opportunity costs, increased energy prices, consumer prices for laptops, hard drives, etc.

My view is while they may want to bailout their tech bros friends, I’m not sure it is possible.

Such innovation

You reckon they will just promise Trump to buy lots of oil but then do nothing like their soybean promise?

Private Equity is finding it increasingly difficult to offload the companies they have taken over.

With some luck, this dickhead will go broke.

The real question is how do you enshittify a product that is already shit?

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More competition for AMD and NVIDIA, the better.

I wouldn’t expect the first domestic Chinese GPU to be great but hopefully they keep iterating and get better and better.

I don’t have a problem with a social media ban on young people in theory.

We have multiple studies which show the negative impacts on young people of social media.

My issue is how such a law is implemented. It requires mass collection of user data and surveillance.

Production must equal Consumption plus investment.

An excess of production leads to companies closing down.

Reducing consumption (via getting rid of workers, reducing wages, etc.) will lead to an imbalance that must correct itself.

This can be forestalled by private debt, government debt or exporting the surplus but this is unsustainable.