I’m more annoyed that Nvidia is looked at like some sort of brilliant strategist. It’s a GPU company that was lucky enough to be around when two new massive industries found an alternative use for graphics hardware.

They happened to be making pick axes in California right before some prospectors found gold.

And they don’t even really make pick axes, TSMC does. They just design them.

It really irritates me that the best range for $ ratio in the US is still dominated by Telsa.

When Jnco evolves in Jncomaster

Shit. Can-and-string phone it is.

Take it to that repair booth at the mall

both sides of the cake

This two sided cake analogy is a new one for me.

Less talk. More beans.

Thank me later

Yeah, shitty places in the US do the bare minimum that the law requires. A door, a sink, and a chair.

Sterilizing equipment, heating a bottle, or just heating up lunch so you can kill two birds with one stone.

Also, maybe things like a table, a mirrors, plugs, a microwave, etc. Doing this at your office desk isn’t exactly convenient.

These rooms are more than just a door. They have tables, microwaves, mirrors, outlets and a number of other things that make feeding and pumping easier.

Also, even in pretty progressive places, a lot of people just want some alone time and a dedicated place to deal with a kid or a clunky pump.

The article’s author seems to think this is an IPO play. Their revenue would spike over 2025 and would inflate the growth metrics for a 2026 IPO.

lol. It’s real

Does Canva realize that they have more in common with Microsoft’s free power point templates than Adobe CS?

At least they get a chance to leave a 1 star review on their way out.

Obligatory Jurassic Park Melodica Theme

I wish this was an article with some analysis. This is literally just the press release from Panasonic’s marketing department.

IMHO, it’s best to get a TV with CES and a good amount of HMDI inputs with newer specs.

Don’t connect the TV to the internet, and use external media players. That’s what I do with my Samsung.