@Hurricaneofsoul@Rothmus There are plenty of walkable cities in the U.S., and relatively few families live in them. Mostly wealthy individuals or dinks
@PoetGooner@Title_BU@Rothmus We already do that* with pricing. I don’t think ppl living in neighborhoods with rich housewives doing Pilates at 11am are on twitter complaining
@kartikedx@JFPuget agree that it’s informative, but the conversation could have moved further if good points were acknowledged. Dwarkesh could say “i see your point, but think we need time to harden our tech. How soon do you need an open market to prevent permanent market share loss?”
@kartikedx@JFPuget Ehh they were extremely leading questions with a presupposed answer. It basically turned into an argument where Dwarkesh was unwilling to acknowledge Jensen’s points
@Aimli117353@finnhambly@robertwiblin@EgeErdil2 They get enough that the best models in China are still trained on Nvidia, for now. We should make sure that continues to be true. Doesn’t mean we have to sell them the limited supply of latest and greatest though
@Aimli117353@finnhambly@robertwiblin@EgeErdil2 I think he’s more concerned about huawei but the other 2 may get a competitive advantage if Nvidia revenue and therefore R&D are capped by export bans
@robertwiblin@EgeErdil2 Go study Cisco and ask yourself why American telecom infrastructure isn’t the global standard. Jensen’s strongest point, about the effects of ceding a market, are not even mentioned in this paragraph you highlighted
@sgbett_614@ThEFurYAsidE@NoahKingJr Not sure ironic is the word you’re looking for here. Tragically, maybe? Since you didn’t say anything to refute the point
@PawnSlayer69@karenvaites@SELuckingMD Fair enough. I remember “open house” nights at public elementary school, there was minimal interaction between kids and adults. Everyone was happy. I think those events were for parents to socialize with each other and the teachers, and kids just ran around and played