Panhandler

> I sat out the TMT bubble until they quit using the term "information superhighway," and it saved me an 80% drawdown.

> I'm sitting out the AI / chip / SpaceX [AICSX, pronounced like the wrestling shoes?] bubble until they stop using the word "compute" as if it were a noun.

> I'm guessing I'll save myself a drawdown on a similar scale.

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antonvs 5 hours ago | parent [-]

> until they stop using the word "compute" as if it were a noun.

That’s a bit silly, since it is a noun at this point, meaning computing resources or computing capacity.

It’s nowhere near being a term similar to “information superhighway”, which was never a technical term used within the industry, it was purely used in communication mostly to the public or in government agency and contractor slide decks.

	▲	JKCalhoun an hour ago \| parent [-]
		“Information Superhighway”, ha ha (and replete with billboards as we have come to find out). As opposed, I suppose, to the library. Which is perhaps more like an information bike lane. (Or a pedestrian walkway?)