A (undeservedly) prominent canadian newspaper (National Post) recently published an opinion article calling for the same law to be used against the democratic socialist political leader who is both Jewish and from a generations long anti-zionist family (Avi Lewis). Pretty low.
Did some digging and thought to repost in case others wonder the same:
Doesnt help the wall street journal article is paywalled. I found other sources citing the wall street journal article which confirm that the CFO warned about an avalanche of over supply and the circular financing scheme.
At the August meeting, Huang expressed concern that major cloud providers were exploring alternative chips while Nvidia faced an “avalanche” of commitments to purchase chip wafers and memory.
Those concerns followed a financing initiative involving Huang’s son-in-law, Nvidia Vice President Nico Caprez, who helped arrange financial guarantees for cloud providers and data-center developers purchasing Nvidia products.
Doesnt help the wall street journal article is paywalled. I found other sources citing the wall street journal article which confirm that the CFO warned about an avalanche of over supply.
At the August meeting, Huang expressed concern that major cloud providers were exploring alternative chips while Nvidia faced an “avalanche” of commitments to purchase chip wafers and memory.
Those concerns followed a financing initiative involving Huang’s son-in-law, Nvidia Vice President Nico Caprez, who helped arrange financial guarantees for cloud providers and data-center developers purchasing Nvidia products.
From my understanding the article exaggerates whether there was a complete shortage but the wall street journal article does confirm the CFO warned about an avalanche of excess memory and wafers coming due to circular financing schemes. That, consumer-focuses exaggerations aside, is still huge.
It also implies much of the AI startups industry has been kept afloat by subsided computing credits which were a part of this circular funding scheme.
What do you mean? As this part interested me the most. Not just NVidea’s market manipulation but the reality that the shortage was actually a glut. I dont think many analysts seen the latter coming and that could have huge implications across the industry.
The Dot Com bubble wasnt due to new websites going under. It was the massive over supply of equipment that did not meet actual demand.
The correction after the midterms did as much to expose these issues as the timing of the honey pot investigations. It was all an unsustainable house of cards (still is, the real correction has yet to begin).
To be frank throughout human history most settlers are displacing forces. Settlers in the colonial context have always been terrorists even in non-violent cases like Canada’s settlers.
Careful. There is a movement right now to begin blaming democrats for everything even though MAGA still has its disgusting grip on decision making.
This article is about Trump threatening to use his executive powers. He is going to try to do things neither houses are used to seeing a president do. He is going to challenge precedent and rules as he already has. Yet you are already blaming democrats.
I agree though that the democrats are in a delicate position where they have to root the centrists out of the party. But thats not what this article is about.
The state of Alberta’s abandoned wells is disgusting and a sign the government only cares for American oil and gas interests. Glad some Nations are starting to sue because it may be the only way Alberta is forced to correct itself.
Throwing unexpected roger rabbit memes over here!
The midterms dont mean a lot while this still happens. America still has a lot to fight back against and a lot to prove for the rest of the world.
All strikes were originally illegal. Ultimately that wont stop us.
Same ones didnt show up last election though. Best i ever seen it put: the US has been sober a few days. Or have they even? Too early to tell.
Because as interest rates rise this was really holding young families back. /s
We need cheap houses not debt traps. Canada’s boomers benefited from post war government building of homes. Now, we get gas lighting and debt.
The spirit is there, you are not wrong. Its not the goal so much as the natural outcome. Joseph Stiglitz Nobel was because be proved capitalism naturally attacks competition and the market. Many who want control also use the power it affords, that’s also true.
The fact they are bragging about it… we need alternatives but there are lots that do not require us forgetting the multiple times China fucked Canada (Huawei, nortel, secret police stations, harassing dissidents on our soil, etc.)
Huge tip. Its not 2022 anymore.
Edit: my point is using an old investigation is not really enough to discredit new information and credible concern (which exists outside of Canada too). What i find most interesting are people who go out of their way to disparage any investigations into the matter.
Get out of here. This is serious foreign interference how the hell can you disparage this.
Which will promptly be dismissed by policing agencies.
Fabulous reference to scale. But I find the jump from proxima centauri to Andromeda a logical leap. Our species can very well reach other stars, it is increasingly within our technological capabilities. The closest stars are not THAT far away if we can consistently hit 50% the speed of light (solar sails are proposed examples). We will find an endless sea of reachable but barren planets and rocks and gasses and ice.
But in no conceivable reality will we leave the galaxy.
This post diminishes what is possible by scaling the argument up to what isnt.
Issue is more likely that as we discover we are deeply alone that all that travel isnt that worth it.