It could. For example, I learn better by myself than in a classroom setting.

The broader market did the same thing

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPY/

$560 to $510 to $560 to $540

So why did $NVDA have larger swings? It has to do with the concept called beta. High beta stocks go up faster when the market is up and go down lower when the market is done. Basically high variance risky investments.

Why did the market have these swings? Because of uncertainty about future interest rates. Interest rates not only matter vis-a-vis business loans but affect the interest-free rate for investors.

When investors invest into the stock market, they want to get back the risk free rate (how much they get from treasuries) + the risk premium (how much stocks outperform bonds long term)

If the risks of the stock market are the same, but the payoff of the treasuries changes, then you need a high return from stocks. To get a higher return you can only accept a lower price,

This is why stocks are down, NVDA is still making plenty of money in AI

Censoring incorrect information is still censorship

I’m waiting until someone invents antidisenshittificationism

You’re defending censoring people who are speaking out against the government. How is that a good thing?

I hate Musk as much as anyone, but it’s a shit decision by Brazil

Samsung basically caught up with whatever they call their node (3nm?)

The swings were bigger when the market cap was smaller, this is usually the case. The market cap of the yen is much bigger still.

They already have a useful purpose. Sending crypto is much easier than sending different currencies into different countries. The services exist, but they are prohibitively expensive if you’re sending like $50

Send Monero or something and it’s far easier and faster. You can exchange it for your own currency locally or just sit on it.

In 1998 the USD fell like 20% vs the yen, currencies don’t always stay the same value vs. other currencies

Posting less is how you kill the whole idea of the fediverse

Again, users actually use it

AMD is rumored to move to Samsung for its GPUs. Samsung basically caught up to TSMC and it’s offering good deals on its advanced nodes.

Those corporations are serving users, they wouldn’t need all that power if billions weren’t using their services

Because they are pushing their chips even harder. AMD literally pegs them at the maximum temperature these days. It’s basically factory overclocking for both companies. Of course it’s going to run into issues, voltage + temperature fries chips

Safari, which is the biggest one. But also in the OS, they committed to supporting it, but I’m not sure if they followed through yet

You haven’t heard that Apple supports it now?

I’m an end user and I demand text to speech AI

In other words, 17 million households can all turn off the AC when they are not home and the savings can run like 100 chatGPTs

Both Wikipedia and Stack Overflow just have a few dozen fast servers despite being some of the world’s highest trafficked websites