| ▲ | KronisLV 2 hours ago | |
I wonder if I’m noticing the odd timing of everything too much, or whether there’s an effort to air as much of Nvidia’s dirty laundry as possible. No idea to what end, Nvidia stock collapsing would probably be enough to bring on the AI crash with no hope of gradual rebalancing (like the drop we saw a week ago) and most likely take the US economy with it. It’s not like anyone will get cheap RAM suddenly if that happens, more like lots of people will lose their livelihoods. | ||
| ▲ | petesergeant an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
A product I work on had a big and quite public bug bounty payout recently. That led to an upswing in bug bounties reports. That's not odd timing, that's independent (human) agents sensing something as being valuable of their time poking at it. | ||
| ▲ | PeterHolzwarth an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
I dunno, Nvidia's dirty laundry (dude's inability to keep his whatsit in his pants) seems like exactly the kind of thing that is inevitable to come out (oh god, that pun wasn't intentional). No need for conspiracy here, personal weakness does in so many high flyers. But I agree that the tech cat is out of the tech bag, and there's no going back: Nvidia doesn't make their own chips, they are almost fully reliant on other foundries. Demand shows zero sign of softening - not since crypto, and AI just keeps it going. | ||