TankovayaDiviziya
@TankovayaDiviziya@lemmy.world
- Comment on Google CEO: If an AI bubble pops, no one is getting out clean 1 day ago:
Oh I’m not trying to defend or exalt China. I’m saying that we should be like China when it comes to dealing with billionaires. Or even better, be like Vietnam, when the court ordered a billionaire who defrauded thousands to pay in time or be executed.
- Comment on In these deeply divided times, it's good to see someone trying to spread unity and tolerance. 1 day ago:
Hasn’t the leader of The Proud Boys dildoed himself on live TV to “own the libs?”
- Comment on Google CEO: If an AI bubble pops, no one is getting out clean 1 day ago:
Quiet quitting is such a bizarre phrase for me as Irish. As long as we do our jobs right, we can do whatever we want. Even some of the worst companies I have worked have a laidback attitude compared to workplaces abroad.
- Comment on Google CEO: If an AI bubble pops, no one is getting out clean 1 day ago:
At least China is right about not bailing out their companies when their own property bubble collapsed.
- Comment on Had to look this up 2 days ago:
The Troubles was so long ago for me that the character quirk went over my head.
- Comment on Clicks, Eyeballs, Engagement 2 days ago:
We should end these and start class war. Class divide is the root cause of it all.
- Comment on Peter Thiel dumps entire Nvidia stake, slashes Tesla holdings amid bubble fears 3 days ago:
Thanks for the info. Silly me didn’t realise Nvidia doesn’t manufacture semiconductors. I thought Nvidia also does because they are one of the leaders in GPU. Speaking of GPUs, at the very least they command the GPU market.
- Comment on Peter Thiel dumps entire Nvidia stake, slashes Tesla holdings amid bubble fears 3 days ago:
I also invested in TSMC.
ASML is way too expensive for my taste. I’ve been hoping they will do split stock so I could get in.
- Comment on Peter Thiel dumps entire Nvidia stake, slashes Tesla holdings amid bubble fears 3 days ago:
Nvidia had near monopoly on semiconductors. Even if Nvidia crash, they will recover. I just trimmed my own shares on Nvidia to cushion the blow.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 4 days ago:
Starpage is slightly better than DDG. I like how SP also enables masked entry into a website.
- Comment on Uh oh: Ubisoft postpones its quarterly financial report at the last minute and halts stock trading 6 days ago:
In the Ubisoft trading community that I mentioned, some folks blamed UbiSoft’s downfall for “being woke”. As if Ubisoft’s blind chasing of money, abandoning most of their IP, and the executive telling consumers to get used to not owning games are not bigger factors.
- Comment on Uh oh: Ubisoft postpones its quarterly financial report at the last minute and halts stock trading 6 days ago:
The Ubisoft trading community are coping to justify holding on to their tanking investments. It’s a gambler doubling down on losing.
Christ, how the mighty Ubisoft has fallen. They will go the way of EA and become a spyware company for the decadent Arab royals. I’m just crying that Ubisoft made some of my favourite games growing up and look what they have done to my boy-- a rotting zombie 🥲
- Comment on 877-CASH-NOW 1 week ago:
Anything but socialised housing!
This is feudalism in another name. This is precisely techno-feudalism to give it a more updated term.
- Comment on Bank Workers, Rejoice! 1 week ago:
We laugh at this, but the older generations still remember when the mortgage interest was this high. I don’t know where you guys are from, but there is an old news reel from the 1970s here in Ireland when young families at the time complained of “high” house prices of up to 72,000 pounds, with mortgage interest of 14%. The folks on social media had their jaws dropped on learning of how high the interest rate was, but how cheap the overall property value was back then. Now how much are those houses at the moment? They are now worth between €690,000 to €1.5 million. High valuation but the interest rate is down in proportion. In any case, only few could afford to buy houses due to inflation and wages haven’t kept up with it.
- Comment on Goodnight sweet prince 1 week ago:
WHAT’S IN THE AIR FRYER?!
- Comment on The Guy Claiming That You Have TDS 1 week ago:
I really have no sympathy for people who get screwed over again and again by the same person and don’t seem to understand why.
It’s called coping. They can’t admit to themselves that they’ve been wrong.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 1 week ago:
Gwyneth seems to mean well albeit ignorant, but I don’t know how Chris Martin put up with her for so long in their marriage. I don’t even know what he saw in her if she is a cuckoo from the start.
- Comment on 'Big Short' Michael Burry bets $1bn on AI bubble bursting | LBC 2 weeks ago:
What’s the ETF for AI bubble burst?
- Comment on People who rely on their phones/computers to tell time probably forgot or didn't realize that a Daylight Saving Time-Change even happened, some might've forgotten that DST existed at all. 2 weeks ago:
My phone automatically adjusts.
- Comment on Ok, boomer 3 weeks ago:
Send them this. I’m sure they will get it.
- Comment on Microsoft's OpenAI losses hidden as part of $4.7 billion 'other' expense — stake in AI company still doesn't turn a profit as companies grapple with ongoing contract negotiation 3 weeks ago:
I don’t know about OpenAI, but Gemini is pretty bad and so is Google AI.
If you use a pretty good AI, they can be helpful. Even though I don’t take AI advice at face value, I use it for stock projections mainly and search for earnings report schedule of specific companies. I also use AI to hunt leads for the next potential stocks to invest. Again, I don’t take its responses as fool proof, I research before diving in head first.
AI is mainly a tool to help, not be a substitute to do your own work, at least not in its current incarnation.
- Comment on Man Alarmed to Discover His Smart Vacuum Was Broadcasting a Secret Map of His House 3 weeks ago:
I wasn’t aware about this with regards to mobile phone tbf.
- Comment on Ok, boomer 3 weeks ago:
When I was growing up, my mom loves using the phrase which would roughly translates to “while you are still going forward, I’m turning back”, which is a thought terminating cliché to mean do as she says because she has experience. She doesn’t say it as much as she used to because she regrets having been a strict parent. But if she pulls that line again, I have a comeback ready to tell her “you’ve turned back, but the environment you grew up in changed”.
- Comment on Fictional 3 weeks ago:
It took me awhile to understand the punchline (god is saying the speed of light is 1 dumbass, not calling the person a dumbass as I first thought). Does that mean the speed of light is slow?
- Comment on Nokia solos 3 weeks ago:
This is the legit best description of Nokia phone.
- Comment on I'm so goddamn sick of this fat, orange, narcissistic asshole and I will celebrate when he dies 3 weeks ago:
Someone used the monkey’s paw to wish politics not to be boring.
- Comment on From the outside looking in 3 weeks ago:
Right…who used the monkey’s paw to wish that politics should not be boring anymore?
- Comment on How AI and Wikipedia have sent vulnerable languages into a doom spiral 3 weeks ago:
Languages have their own quirks and characters, representative of what the people’s cultural values and express ideas not even present in other cultures. As many languages have to be preserved as possible.
- Comment on Is there any way the average American can insulate themselves from the AI bubble bursting? 4 weeks ago:
Truth of the matter is that predicting and determining when the stock market crashes or if a recession already happened is hard. Saying definitively “there were warning signs and I should have sold my shares” is hindsight bias. When COVID happened, everyone thought that a recession will occur and pulled out their investments. The COVID-induced recession didn’t happen and we have come with a better economy than before thanks to good handling of the economy by governments across the world. Those who sold their investments have to re-buy their shares but it is now at higher price than when they previously bought, and they missed out on potential higher profit had they stayed.
Of course, the world is not black and white and not all circumstances are the same. It is always a case by case basis and there are variables always at play. We came out well after COVID because we know that we definitely had a good leadership back then. But with economy under Trump, there is a higher chance of recession happening for obvious reasons, not just with AI bubble burst. In that case, it is still bad idea to sell all your shares because you would have to re-buy them at now premium price, but you could diversify your investments to safer countries or sectors in preparation for the high likelihood of a market crash. I have divested from US stocks and bought more European and Japanese ones, and invested in energy sector because it is more resilient even during economic troubles. I might have to rethink about my US healthcare stocks, however.
- Comment on AWS crash causes $2,000 Smart Beds to overheat and get stuck upright 4 weeks ago:
I am more shocked that there are people who are interested in “smart” furnitures and appliance.
