They're being very specific with the language, calling them "narco-terrorists".
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Eventually it will influence consumer electronics.
It already has and in a big way. I saw one comment on a Jeff Geerling video saying they had bought 96G of DDR5 RAM a year ago for $205 and that it was well over $600 now.
That's post-tax €120K a year. Who even needs €10K a month? This has to be a piss take. Has to be. Brand new account too.
Oh yeah. Sure they're already minted. Set for life.
Ah you say that, but I lived through the internet bubble. Jeez it was gruesome and then 9/11 hit the next year. Savage times.
Unless it's considered a national security issue, which it might be, they're getting fucked without the lube.
I deeply, genuinely, hope that the AI bubble bursts and they get fucked. It's just so short sighted to not hold on to the safety rope.
That is a great version.
Am I going insane or does it sound like the microphones were below the instruments? I know how mental that sounds but the whole way through I felt like the orchestra were slightly above me.
Oh wow. It looks like it has. That's very odd timing.
That's magnificent. I use Firefox Focus on mobile as my default and it automatically does this for major sites but this sounds great.
Oh that sounds like a great one. Thanks.
The issue with this is that knowledge should be it's own reward. Where I live college costs a pittance. If you want to study fine art, that course should be available and is.
What you're suggesting sounds great in a very practical respect but would only further benefit capitalism at the cost of wider knowledge. Many of the things that are worth learning in life to so many would immediately disappear from college curriculums.
The goal should be to make third level education cheap enough that anyone can do it without crippling themselves financially.
What an absolute, unadulterated hero. These are the kind of quotes that we lionised from WW2.
I'm so proud of her. I hope that if or when my time comes I'm as brave.