We quickly being put back into a pre 80’s PC as a luxury era.

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    “Please buy our product, don’t wait for prices to drop. We need to sell at current prices to maintain stock valuation.”

    Osborne effect, mutated.

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        When price and supply are in the hands of the company with currently infinite demand, why wpuld you kill the gold rush?

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        Benefits of being a tech hoarder. I’ve got backups. And an unexpected benefit of the slowing of tech advancement is that stuff that’s 10+ years old still holds up pretty well.

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    When the AI dam breaks, after I’m done laughing my ass off at all the morons who lose millions or billions, I’ll wait until the various companies are desperate to sell RAM and SSDs for insanely cheap prices and only then will buy up a lot to replenish and hold onto (with hopefully a good shelf life).

    I cannot wait for the day when the Nazis are all dead, and the corporate greedy assholes are all poor. Interestingly that Venn diagram isn’t spread too far it seems. So…two birds, one stone, maybe?

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    So what happens when all the NAND chips fail to turn a profit with all these Datacenters they’re going into.

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      Ah see, that’s why we have socialized losses. Only profits are privatized.

      The public will pay for the losses with bail outs, because letting a corporation fail just can’t happen. On paper these corpos should have all the risk; in reality they appear to no longer have any.

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    🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂

    And consumers are STILL letting Nazi-centers buy all the RAM. Folks lost the art of revolt/boycotting.
    孫子兵法—孫子

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      In a sense this AI bubble is really two things, it is partially a bullshit bubble full of idiots and it is partially an embodiment of the basic philosophy of Sun Tzu demonstrating the act of losing a war before it has ever begun by becoming obsessed with pouring everything into a costly illusion that only the elite are really enamored by.

      The same thing with the F35, that thing is a thesis and world monument to the philosophy that the way to win a war is by making the opponent lose on multiple levels before you begin the outright war part. It doesn’t matter how well the F35 works or doesn’t work, the amount of resources and waste have already “lost a war” entirely from the diversion of a Trillion plus dollars of resources that could have transformed the US in any number of other more productive directions. The F35 already lost an entire war before it ever even fought in a battle.