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Jensen is an enemy of the ordinary man He hoodwinked hyperscalers to make purchase orders for GPU’s that won’t be plugged in until 2029, if ever, pushing up the price of RAM One of the greediest, anti-American CEOs of the AI era A banker dressed in builder-sheepskin
I also wanted to pull out a special part of the piece: fuck Jensen Huang. By forcing customers to take early delivery of GPUs to boost quarterly revenues, he artificially inflated the price of RAM and every consumer electronic. He and his hyperscale paypigs are scumbags.
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The datacenters aren’t really going to get built It’s the narrative that’s been sustaining the liquidity The most concerning part is that warehouses of Nvidia GPUs will likely be offloaded in 27’ and 28’ as defaults loom Compute is going to be dirt cheap again Just wait
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These are paid with IOUs You’re going to look back at this era and cringe at not being able to see what’s clear as day This is fake money, fake promises, and fake capacity Nothing close to this scale will be built out
BREAKING: Anthropic is in talks to buy $45 billion of computing power from Nscale, the Nvidia-backed data center developer, per Bloomberg. A deal could be finalized as soon as in the coming days and would bolster Nscale’s IPO prospects.
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I need you to open your eyes for once, in your life There is no singularity You are exit liquidity
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Dylan is the very same subhuman he’s making fun of in his posts A good run, for him and his roommates A reminder that you were all swindled by nerds on stimulants Physiognomy never lies
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Models capabilities are data bound, Therefore the further the; F(model + compute + training recipe) is from the data source, the more polluted and expensive it gets Kind of like an inverse square law
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Because moving the F() closer to the datasource by simply providing proprietaries with compute, good base learners, and a decent learning algorithm Means that they’ll outperform frontier labs on their distribution Local is the future *because* it’s closest to the data!
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Sometimes I feel like you guys obviously know these things, but then I get messages where you can’t even comprehend what I’m saying I’m not sure which is which I think most people are just blissfully unaware how any of this works
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Cloudflare is currently defending businesses against agentic systems This means they’ll have the data, plus the ability to sell custom agent permits services to websites Perhaps one of the best public market stock picks for the next 5 years Insanely valuable
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Sam is playing this extraordinarily well OpenAI will likely never ipo, but keep posturing as if they would A masterclass in getting government backstops Truly, one of the best scheming CEOs of all time
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Everyone that thinks software-only has staying power, should go use REA with 6.1-sol in a multi-agent swarm and point it at arbitrary apps When models of this class become opensource, you’re going to realize what’s here This was not possible 3 months ago
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Anyone who still thinks software-only makes sense is a complete retard and has clearly not pushed these models hard enough Im usually the skeptic, but these models are something else They’re getting extremely good
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In a world of increasing digital abundance, It is not software/IP that is valuable, but the raw hardware components they run on Are you ready for a world where Nvidia suppliers become more valuable than Nvidia? No you’re not
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This puts two decades of “the way things have worked” on their head Figma may trend to zero, while RAM manufacturers, chip fabs, those traditionally ignored as “commodities” will become exponentially more valuable
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Want to know the Nvidia bear case? Read, and try I give it 5-6 months before Nvidia tanks as sales diffuse to other GPU vendors It’s here.
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We just bought some, I think you’ll see double the prices next year before sharply declining GPUs themselves will commodotize Point an agent swarm at an AMD GPU with an RL env to verify cuda parity and it’s game over People are simply brutally unprepared for what’s happening
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It is the beginnings of the end of software AI is starting to become good enough at reverse engineering and improving almost anything The latest models were a step-change in capabilities that flew under the radar
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Fifteen years ago, We lost the greatest founder of all time
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They’re catching on
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Next gen ai content is getting really really good instagram.com/arikuschnir?st…
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