all of these brainrot as a service chatbots are subsidized by vc at 10x rate give it or take, it's not economical to use them now even for things like call center and definitely won't be after vc money dries out. massive influx of cash into capex by the same just papers over recession that you out there already have and graduate unemployment is one of its facets that isn't masked this way
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"not my circus, not my monkeys" has more of an undertone of "i don't give a fuck about this very clearly not-my-problem" and you're obliquely calling people who got it into this situation in the first place clowns (at least in polish)
he's raking money now, but his continued success depends on his customers turning profit from ai, and buying his chips forever, and what cannot continue has to stop. vc money can't paper over this financial burn pit indefinitely
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hey jensen, if ai can do a n y t h i n g, then why can't it turn profit?
they do, and their interns fix it afterwards
lmao. i heard about a case of a fella who got admitted for studies at faculty of chemistry (UJ) but he didn't want to go there, but also didn't cancel that or anything. dude was completely clueless, failed every single class and got kicked out at the first opportunity (after first semester exams) he was pressured by parents to study something, anything, but couldn't get interested in any subject. i sense many such cases in future
... then what, get kicked out after first semester?
you know maybe it's a good thing that people can't sleep on ceiling, everybody's rent would double
it's a bit like crude oil. lumber cut up to what standards? or maybe chipboard or veneer or paper or cellulose fiber (used in many things including artillery propellant, hot commodity lately)? or maybe some form of chemically modified cellulose or maybe something else? then do you have industrial capacity and logistics for that? what if customer from egypt won't accept fiberboard made to an argentinian standard, that you made for an argentinian customer that changed mind or the other way around? canada is a rich country, can you make it competitive? sometimes it works. i heard of a case of company that bought logs from finland, processed them in poland into fiberboard and sold them, at least once, to a customer in tanzania
if it's for paper or chipboard, entire log can be used (waste is fuel for process heat/power)
i'm gonna believe it when it's rolled out. for now this could be just as well pacifier for investors