

Fartisan


Fartisan


Well I found it funny at least.


I look forward to when CXMT scales up and provides cheap memory. The memory cartel will cry about unfair competition, just like when Japan was kicking ass with memory in the 80s.


Chatgpt came out in late 2022. Are you arguing that because the AI bubble didn’t pop yet that it’s not a bubble? The internet persisted but that doesn’t mean the dot-com boom wasn’t a bubble.


That only works if you have power backing you. Those protests were heavily backed by the US and Europe. Who’s going to back protests in the US?
Piracy is a matter of survival.


If the AI has missed risks and he didn’t bother checking (since this is where the added productivity comes from) then the company gets to enjoy those risks.
lumbar support? more like gaybar support, right?!


Based? Based on what?
Based on having the same opinion as me.


Pants smooth things out.
I think you’re assuming a non-human fantasy dwarf here.


CPU manufacturers were getting jealous at the other hardware manufacturers claiming shortages in this artificial scarcity scenario.


You could say that about many countries, but the number of genocidal ethnostates out there is a lot smaller.


It’s prosperous thanks to heavy support from the west through billions in welfare and trillions spent fighting wars for them. The private companies opening branches in israel is another form of support. Also, their nuclear program was built by stealing our secrets which apparently we allow.
True, sometimes the most abusive businesses are small.


The real fantasy is thinking a genocidal ethnostate that relies heavily on billions in welfare from the west is sustainable.


I will not shed a tear if israel is wiped out, just like I wouldn’t have shed a tear if I was around to see nazi germany wiped out.


No, that’s not how hijackings work, and not why they decreased. They did not “let the hijackers do what they want,” and anyway, how would that discourage hijacking? If they were letting the hijackers do whatever they want, wouldn’t that ENCOURAGE hijackers?
Yes it was how it used to work, that’s why the planes would end up diverted. When that stopped being standard protocol, the hijackings reduced. You got it on that last sentence in that paragraph but for some reason think I’m arguing changing standard protocol to NOT allow hijackers to do their thing would encourage hijackers. You read my post backwards.
Well it’s not $10. Hah! You could excuse any price like that, “well it’s not $1 more than the currently listed price” What a deal!!!