@thesamparr I used to work in the eyewear industry. JMM are top-tier quality. Not worth the price, but worth more than most other brands.
FYI, for those who don’t know, eyewear gross margins are typically 80-90%. The markups are insane. And Japan made is typically > Chinese made.
For 99% of investors and entrepreneurs, the exit is the ultimate milestone. You can continue to work, post-exit, with financial freedom secured. It can also mean capturing value before the risk of declining, as Anthropic is doing right now.
So no, cashing out does not mean giving up.
@SVcrazycatlady lol yeah fucking Paela Kiakona (who nobody has heard of until today) has a single chance of leading the dem ticket to victory in 2028. Ossoff might not be perfect, but nothing will matter if we lose 2028 because we put up another losing candidate.
Most “anti AI” sentiment is really anti pain, suffering, and loss. The fart-mouthed lab leaders spewing job-loss rhetoric, combined with the observable behavior of Anthropic (swallowing up almost every job function it can and shipping them as features) has caused this.
Us PRO AI folks need to address the root cause of the “anti AI” push or else they (and China) will win. And the solution must provide prosperty for all, including average, non-technical folks who work to live (versus living to work). Those people are critical to win because they are most people.
Straw man. Most “anti AI” sentiment is really anti pain, suffering, and loss. The fart-mouthed lab leaders spewing job-loss rhetoric, combined with the observable behavior of Anthropic (swallowing up almost every job function it can and shipping them as features) has caused this.
Us PRO AI folks need to address the root cause of the “anti AI” push or else they (and China) will win. And the solution must provide prosperty for all, including average, non-technical folks who work to live (versus living to work). Those people are critical to win because they are most people.