The Nvidia chips that the Russian drones are using are consumer class chips (TE980M-A1) that have no export controls. It's odd that this channel decided to highlight that when it's very clear those are not on export control lists only the high level AI chips are restricted and controlled in this way. Those chips were sold to any country that has open trade with Russia then they could easily make their way to Russia from second-hand markets.

So from that alone I don't trust the integrity of this source's reporting.

You'll find Intel, AMD, and every other name brand of CPU/GPU in all countries on earth, that doesn't make those companies culpable.

Could you be more specific about the comments you’re referencing? I don’t see anything in this thread, at least at a cursory glance, that could reasonably be described this way.

Did you somehow see defense of infidelity in my comment (hope not, because it wasn't there), or are you reflecting on the general trend?

Who do you feel is creepy here (or a man, for that matter)?

Infidelity (in itself) is not the thing that got either of those 2 men fired.

That statement doesn't say anything about how anyone here feels about infidelity, nor whether it should or shouldn't be enough of a reason to fire a CEO.

I don't see anyone supporting infidelity here.

However, in a thread about Jensen, I've seen multiple people argue with me that the CEO having sex with subordinates isn't problematic at all (with total disregard for the power imbalance and potential for coercion).

That was, indeed, very sad.