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Just bought coffee online without JavaScript. I just ordered coffee through the terminal…
Thanks @lexfridman for letting me know about it on your podcast about cursor ai
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@TripleNetInvest I disagree @TripleNetInvest During the 2008 financial crisis/mortgage crisis time I went through many small towns across the south East. Entire towns were shut down except for banks and pharmacies. People need to bank and need medicine. Grocery stores too but that’s a given.
I’ll be posting a video on this soon. My take is I’m reading a few newish stories about companies bailing on ai and rag. Reasons stated tend to be about having 1 wrong answer is too much for them. I think it’s a risk factor they’re not willing to take. The ones that risk will be rewarded or slaughtered. The reason this is similar to dot com is because we are seeing headlines about accenture doing well at increasing their gen ai consulting, however we will start to see the news stories that show the failures along the way and bad news and ridicule is good news for media. We saw the same during dot com… companies shipping dog food where the shipping costs outweighed the product costs… it was all boiled down to silly “unthought out” dot com business models. When these stories hit the public loves to ridicule the new tech, it’s an easy target. I suspect at some point there will be a reckoning for the ai stocks, like in dot com bubble, however as always I think the time to get out is when it’s so over hyped that everyone is talking about buying the ai stocks. I also think the move by Nvidia to release their model which is allowed per their license to be used to train your own models is pretty big considering this will lead to people buying more gpus for training and finetuning. I don’t have predictions on stock movements and timings, but like anything, it goes up and it goes down. Dot com went up again for a few after some time. I think ai will likely have similar trajectory but like dot com it will take years to play out. I think dot com reckoning may have come when the VCs had had enough and were no longer bank rolling their investments? Not sure exactly on that but I do remember all the data centers selling their dot com servers for pennies on the dollar and one day that may be the same for gpus. Just my opinion.