Nomecks

How do I type here?

Well, I’m no stockologist, but I believe when your company has a perpetual sales backlog with a 15-year head start on your competition, that should lead to a pretty high valuation.

They’re not building them for themselves, they’re selling GPU time and SuperPods. Their valuation is because there’s STILL a lineup a mile long for their flagship GPUs. I get that people think AI is a fad, and it’s public form may be, but there’s thousands of GPU powered projects going on behind closed doors that are going to consume whatever GPUs get made for a long time.

Your financial problems are not my concern!

The lesson there is: Spare no expense on your IT budget!

Nothing bad will happen, as long as they spare no expense.

They can just take with nearly no resistance if they just let it all collapse. Also, they don’t have to put their actual combat readiness to the test.

Because first of all they would then have to care for all of Russia’s very nationalistic citizens. Second, why would they do anything while they can just sit and watch Russia piss away their entire economy and military?

Worse, he’s an ENGINEER

There’s not much cost with S3 object. It’s just a file system in Linux, and replication is a protocol standard.

Straight into downtown Los Angeles. Hopefully the Rock is standing by to help

Use object storage for media and backups, then use s3 replication to put a copy somewhere else.

Get a second pc and a kvm switch

Come on Ukraine! March all the way to Moscow and install the world’s most free and open democracy as punishment to Putin!

So a really big death ray? Perhaps some sort of doomsday device?

So you’re saying a space orbiting death ray will cast an area large enough to generate solar power eh? HEY ELON!

Golly, thanks Apple. It’s not like I can go buy a 256GB DIMM right now. 16GB what a joke.

So they shouldn’t lease buildings, or subscribe to water and power? Should they also not use document archival and storage services that have existed for decades?

“Mike Lynch’s body was recovered Thursday. He had been celebrating his recent acquittal on fraud charges with his family and the people who had defended him at trial in the United States.”

“In November 2012, Hewlett-Packard announced a US$8.8 billion (£5.5 billion) writedown of assets following their purchase of Autonomy due to “serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and outright misrepresentations” which occurred before the acquisition and artificially inflated the value of Autonomy.”

And nothing of value was lost.

She took a plea deal. No jury.