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That supply is constrained artificially for particular markets. There's nothing that stops Samsung, Hynix, or Micron from indicating particular runs for different sectors. And if those three had not removed other competition, we would have producers to increase that supply.


Again, this doesn't absolve the AI industry in the least. But we have makers that are only making limited selections of product for pure gain and are able to do that via their manipulation of the market. We don't always have to have a good guy and a bad guy, it can bad guys all around.

We are paying more for a PlayStation so that idiots can use ChatGPT to mislead people on dating apps – something is rotten in the state of gaming



I need people to understand, AI is the current "thing". We have an industry that produces memory for this planet that is a functional monopoly. Today their excuse is AI. But their excuse for that sudden increase changes roughly every four years. And we continue to let them get away with it, because we collectively blame the consumer.


And do know, I'm not saying AI companies get pass from me. That's not the point here. The large AI companies and us regular people are consumers of the exact same product that only three companies provide. Those three companies have been legally found guilty in several courts of law across the world of colluding to increase prices, and because there's not really any other alternative, they chalk the fines up as the cost of business and we write it off as a necessary evil.


But when we blame AI (which there's lots to blame AI companies for, again that's beside the point here) we are just blaming a consumer of a product. We are basically saying "Why do they get that thing I wanted. I should be the one who gets it, not them." Now there's a lot of industry regulation and international treaties that ensure we're at the bottom of the list and AI companies pay into keeping that status quo. But let's be real here, if it wasn't them, it would be someone else.


When we say the reason computers and technology is getting expensive is because of AI, we are actually avoiding the real culprit here. A tightly controlled market, not unlike say the diamond business of old. And should AI fade away (which math equations that represent ways to optimize pattern matching are something we've found to be incredibly helpful) that tightly controlled, highly colluded, industry remains. And then we eventually find ourselves right back where we left off and are convinced to blame something else.


Again, this isn't trying to absolve the sins of AI companies. But it's to point out that this isn't an "AI has done all of this all by itself." And when we do that, we're providing cover for an industry that largely runs corrupt with impunity.

Greek.

I shall name the first one Hodos (ὁδός) and the other Ora (ώρα). For the words way and time (as in the time something happens).

I'm not saying kids should be handed porn that's such a stupid take. I can do the exact same for your comment.


Parents shouldn't take care of their kids, instead we should let the government tell them what to think, what to eat, who to hate, and who we should be praying to.


Do you see how brain dead your comment is?

We don't want kids downloading bad stuff.



Then parents should keep an eye on their kids. Or just don't give them full on access to the computer.


I hate that politicians keep trying to invent technology to do a parents job.

Oh man it's pretty bad. Heads for the hip bone first and then climbs it's way up your spinal column and into your ribs. The space between your skin and ribs basically turns into sandpaper and it just eats away at your nerve bundles within your spinal cord. All the while it'll build this extracellular material that basically acts as a wall to prevent cancer treatments and pain medication from getting in.


And in all of this the cancer is using the damage it's causing to healthy cells to feed itself. It's really high up there in incredibly painful ways to die. Makes up less than 1% of all prostate cancers, but has to be the most shit lotto to win.

have allegedly been released by a Department of Homeland Security whistleblower



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Prostate ductal adenocarcinoma. A particular bad cancer. Absolutely terrible for anyone who gets it. Hate how he went, but but don't mind that he's gone. Hell, being dead is likely a better situation than the one he was in with the cancer, just an absolutely terrible way to go.

His cancer was absolutely terrible. I wish it on no one. Dude's bones were growing daggers into his flesh and tearing him up from the inside and there's little anyone can give to ease that kind of pain.


I mean, he's no saint and I'm sure he's got a nice place in hell waiting for him. But damn, that kind of cancer is the stuff nightmares are made from.

Why are all these politicians so interested in Crypto?



One can only wonder.



Analysis shows that a wallet linked to the token’s deployer removed approximately $2.43 million in USDC liquidity shortly after the peak.



Yeah so this is classic rug pull. Hype, get it into retail, have automated buy in, pull liquidity. Maybe put it back a bit and pocket the fees for retail going crazy.


I read somewhere on here someone say "people wouldn't have enough time to get scammed." A lot of this is all bots buying, including small time players who are just using something like Freqtrade python scripts for buying and selling. No one is doing actual research, they're just a program watching microtransactions. Thirty minutes is eternity.


But yeah, this is exactly why you see so many bros so strong on this and why politicians and Governments are getting into it. The early days are like the early days of completely unregulated stock markets. It's cash grabs everywhere. Down the road, there's going to be this moment of ladder pulling to "keep everyone safe".

Mom, I want an aim bot!


But we have aim bots at home.


The aim bots at home.