Taxi Driver returning to cinemas is a reminder that some films don't really age. they just get rediscovered by a new generation and interpreted completely differently. the internet will probably spend the next month arguing over whether Travis Bickle was misunderstood. he wasn't in my opinion. but the discourse will be entertaining.
broadcom generated $29.6B in quarterly revenue and expects AI chip revenue to reach $21.7B next quarter, up 236%. the interesting part is what comes next. custom AI chips are becoming a serious alternative to buying everything from Nvidia. the AI hardware market isn't becoming less concentrated overnight. but hyperscalers are clearly spending billions trying to make sure they have options.
carrying an entire armory in your back pocket is officially over in GTA 6. will miss the times when you could walk around with a rocket launcher, SMG and a sniper in your pocket.
@Polymarket $2195 for something that looks like a pair of shoes on your face sounds like a horrible deal. maybe he should spend his money on something better
this weekend's race at monza could be the most important race for hamilton. with kimi starting at the back of the grid, hamilton has the perfect opportunity to build the points gap. that's if ferrari doesnt mess it up. again.
greg abel's AI thesis for berkshire hathaway is notably simple. more AI means more data centres. more data centres mean more electricity demand. berkshire doesnt need to win the model race to benefit from it. that's increasingly becoming the border infrastructure story around AI. the biggest beneficiaries wont necessarily be the companies building intelligence, but the companies selling indispensable inputs to everyone who is.