MalReynoldsSam Altman’s Dirty DRAM Deal
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TropicalDingdongPeople who have been holding off on building a new systems due to part prices since 2020
Just when I started considering that maybe it’s time to look at new parts, a new hurdle candy into view. My computer might graduate from elementary school before I can get a decent price on parts. Or maybe they’re will never be decent prices on parts again.
This is fine🔥🐶☕🔥When tf investors are going to ask for returns on their investments? That’s the only thing that can pop this bubble.
osaerisxeroThey're probably the only reason it hasn't popped yet: still searching for someone to hold the bag. But the longer they wait, the bigger the number gets and the less likely it is for them to find one. Eventually someone's going to cut their losses and it's going to be a bloodbath.
Eventually someone’s going to cut their losses and it’s going to be a bloodbath.
Me rn: BLINK, MOTHERFUCKERS!
OpenAI and Anthropic are going public soon. They’re trying to offload the bag on the public.
OpenAI and Anthropic are going public soon.
What do companies must disclose before going public?
Oh wait, this US administration doesn’t give a fuck about that. I’m fully expecting IPOs with no documentation other than ‘trust me bro’.
CorkyskogOf course. Who’s checking anyway.
SkunkWorkzThey probably don’t care. Since it drives the entire stock market up. They probably make big bucks on the other side trading derivatives on the financial market making returns that will outgrow the investments in OpenAI. It’s a convoluted version of a pump and dump. Pump up OpenAI so they can dump NVidia options.
Also OpenAi will go public soon. The dot com bubble didn’t pop until all those companies that never made a dime went public. Since investors were then able to dump their holdings into retail investors.
AnUnusualRelicJust a few more billions guys, real close now! Maybe a few dozen more after that, but it’s really getting there!
Oh, look a squirrel!
Oh, look a squirrel!
candyman337Why are we censoring the word fuck
This is the internet, you can’t swear here.
MelodiousFunk…dammit.
You don’t want to get shadow banned on lemmy for anti corporate speech now do you?
edgemaster72I thought anti corporate speech was required to have your account approved?
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xxce2AAbEh, I hadn’t bothered to read the comm rules and doing a filesystem check is a suitable pain in the ass. BTW the last word was originally shitfuckery.
Ok self cencoring is always bad.
If you want to avoid swear words use a different one like screw, curse, to hell or sth. Like that.
If you want to curse then just do it. Censoring it makes it weak and stupid.
And in my opinion no rules should ban the word fuck but allow f*ck.
It is useless and annoying.
But fsck (file system check) instead of fuck is a Unix joke. I think it’s fine.
Otherwise I broadly agree with you. It’s why I’ve adopted the swearing from Stormlight Archive for use around audiences that I shouldn’t swear around.
y0kaiSince we’ve all enjoyed SaaS allowing us to pay monthly fees until death for everything from our word processor to our sleep tracker, get ready for Compute as a Service to take over everything else once none of us can afford home computing.
I am currently building a server, I have five things left to get before I can use it, two 8TB HDDs, two 2TB SSDs and a SATA controller card.
I bought RAM for ut this summer a 2x 16GB Kingston kit, that kit has increased in cost by 1000SEK, insane…
Get the SSDs pronto…
TruscapeFor a personal server, just buy a liquidated office/business workstation and add storage as needed. Probably will still be cheap since the win10 EOL has lead a bunch of those machines onto auction sites.
I appreciate the advice, but that’s what I’ve got already. It works well, but I was hoping to make a significant upgrade and move away from spinning disks and such.
Thing is, at the scale that a home server is likely to be providing, you don’t really need an upgrade at all for any of the components except storage and maybe a 2.5gig ethernet card depending on services available.
Also, like the other commenter said: SSDs. SATA ones (unless you have free PCIE lanes then use an m.sata adapter board).
so happy I built a new PC last year
I’m emphatically not saying somebody should soccer-kick Altman repeatedly right in the scrotum, I’m just saying I’d enjoy a good drink with a sigh of contentment if someone did.
Altman is the type of guy who pays to have his balls kicked though…
I don’t care if he enjoys it or not. If it prevents him from passing on his clearly defective genes, I’m all for him chasing that Darwin Award.
Not to say that this is particularly hard to believe, but do you have a source?
GnuLinuxDudeidk why OP didn’t just link the original article. mooreslawisdead.com/…/sam-altman-s-dirty-dram-dea…
and numerous further sources at the bottom of that piece e.g. tomshardware.com/…/openais-stargate-project-to-co…
Sam Altman’s Dirty DRAM Deal
Or: How the AI Bubble, Panic, and Unpreparedness Stole ChristmasWritten by Tom of Moore’s Law Is DeadSpecial Assistance by KarbinCry & kari-no-sugataBased on this Video: https://youtu.be/BORRBce5TGwIntroduction — The Day the RAM Market SnappedAt the beginning of November, I ordered a 32GB DDR5 kit for pairing with a Minisforum BD790i X3D motherboard, and three weeks later those very same sticks of DDR5 are now listed for a staggering $330– a 156% increase in price from less than a month ago! At
Sorry, thought I had, apparently I don’t understand the post creation mechanism as well as I thought. Thanks for the catch, I’ll edit the text.
Hmpff, when I added the image it overwrote the original URL, not exactly intuitive, probably makes sense for memes.
AI slop thumbnail on the anti-AI text.🤡
They’ve done studies on people’s ability to distinguish a human-made Photoshop from “AI slop”. It’s impossible. People think they can tell but they can’t, so they just assume everything is AI because they want other people online to think they’re cool and anti-capitalist
Ah, the good old argument from supposed “virtue signaling”.
huh? what does this have to do with virtue signaling?
yeah, i guess, but the overall thing looks like a human-made photoshop to me. i don’t see the problem with using AI generated images as long as you do the work of incorporating them into your project yourself.
I mean, so are the gpus. At best, the most human input was the Christmas hat and the text on the gpus.
almost like it’s at the uncanny valley between AI slop and bad photoshop
UnGlasierteGurkeThe cooling fins on the heat sinks don’t really make sense. So pretty sure they are AI generated.
I was going to ask “What’s your point?” but then I realized that this post isn’t even anti-AI.
The text of this post highlights anticompetitive business practices that have nothing to do with OpenAI’s business model.
Straight up - they can’t even use the silicon wafers.
This is just market manipulation to harm their competition and possibly engage in stock market fuckery. (Micron, which stands to make billions, is largely owned by U.S. based wealth management companies.)
OpenAI and its business partners stand atop a massive bubble that they are desperate to not have pop. I’m horrified, but kind of impressed at the maneuver.
You’re throwing stones in the wrong direction.
katy ✨Fsck?