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For 10k you can buy a used dual socket Intel or amd based rackmount server with a terabyte of ram, and run models on cpu only at a reasonable speed. Same server would have been 4-5k a couple years ago before ram price rise. Or buy one on eBay with 512GB that has half its slots populated and then buy the matching 512GB kit to add.

$50 trillion company by 2040 $NVDA $10 trillion company by 2040 $AMD

Put my kids child support ON AMD

nothing wrong with the concept of making money, sure. let's look at the specific method that meta uses to make money. meta onsells private information about their platform users, to more accurately program those same platform users, according to commands of those supplying money. this can effectively be seen as slavery coercion (because slaves have no privacy, slaves obey their…

🚨 $META GEX Heatmap Update 🚨 🟢 Heavy positive GEX stacking into $640–$650 for Jul. 10 OPEX: 🔹 $640: +67.2M Net GEX 🔹 $635: +82.6M Net GEX 🔹 $650: +67.2M Net GEX 📈 Dealers remain supportive above these levels, with $640 shaping up as a key pin/support into expiration.

If that was the case then he wouldn't have continued doubling and tripling down on these same product decisions for many more years. Ask anyone at Meta and they will readily agree that Boz is among the most incompetent and unserious leaders in tech. His only qualification is being Zuck's friend, and that shields him from all criticism. At a more "focused" company he would have …

I think this is usually done with idle fees and the like. I was recently apartment hunting and we tested out the EV chargers -- in this case it was a Tesla destination charger, but I didn't realize those now had smarts built into them to provide for billing and idle fees just like superchargers have. We ended up in an apartment without any way to charge, so for now we're dealin…

$TSLA Technical analysis doesn't need to be that complex. For example this is simply showing that buy interest in stronger than sell interest at this level, thereby giving us a reference point for a support level. Make sense? https://share.trendspider.com/chart/TSLA/6682ebuxy1

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Yeah, clear example of survivorship bias... not to sound negative, but if Facebook had become nothing, odds are Boz would be nothing more than another engineer. It's all too common a tale to hear people spout their nonsense and think they got to where they are because of some inherent talent or skill, but at the end of the day, getting to somewhere like Boz these days is just l…

ASTS Stock Eyes Worst Week In Over A Month: FCC Chair Says SPCX, AMZN Are Heating Up Satellite-To-Cell Competition $ASTS $SPCX $AMZN $T https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/asts-fcc-chair-spcx-amzn-satellite-to-cell-competition/cZmApYPR7FB

This is way too absolute a point. There's services like water and internet service you're effectively subscribed too that don't get worse. There's obvious efficiencies that can be gained from regularizing demand with subscriptions. Amazon Prime is another example of a something I've been subscribed to for over a decade and I don't feel has gotten worse.