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Comment My take (Score 1) 150

This is my take on it from sifting through lots of stuff. Take from it what you will (it is mostly speculative):

1) Huang is a VERY effective CEO.
2) He is also very well-liked by his employees and people who work with him.
3) His departure from NVidia will hurt them greatly.
4) He probably didn't know she was a spy and didn't disclose anything useful to her/China.
5) This outcome is perhaps exactly what China wanted- a scandal to get an extremely effective CEO out of NVidia to hurt the company.
6) After the investigation, if he is cleared of disclosure or any any law-breaking, then he should be allowed to return to NVidia as CEO (and perhaps with a little more oversight). His moral failings are something he will need to address with his family.

Comment Parent here (Score 1) 59

I have a very hard time keeping school Google out of my kids lives. Google classroom is insidious and insisting teachers keep my kids data, including pictures, out of Google clutches is an on-going ordeal.

What used to be an email or a paper form sent home in the backpack is now done via Google classrooms. You can't decline Google ToS, because either teacher will accept it on kids behalf or make it impossible to participate in the classroom (schoolwork, homework assignments, etc.)

So fuck Google and the horse they rode in on, I hope they get well-deserved anti-trust action to break up their abusive monopoly.

Comment Re:Renewables are the way to go (Score 1) 254

But at least China has pledged to address the problem.

China pledges and promises all sorts of stuff....

They are basically one of the worlds greatest and most prolific liars too.....

Go over there and try to start a business (with them by force)....and see just how far promises made go for you.

Comment China Co2 emissions (Score 1) 254

In 2024, China's CO emissions were approximately 13.12 billion tons, representing about 33.1% of global emissions. Yes, they've built a lot of solar panel & solar mirror areas out in the desert areas, but those are to supply power for data centers, which with the millions they've sunk into the anti data center stuff in the U.S. in hopes the data center types will just say screw it and build them in China. China has also built a LOT of coal fired power plants.

Comment Re:Renewables are the way to go (Score 1) 254

China lags, not leads. There is an enormous amount of misinformation in this space -- exporting large numbers of solar cells does not mean you are cutting emissions at all, it is a completely different metric.

For the record, China gets half its energy from coal, about 20% from oil, about 15% from natural gas. It is not leading in any sense. They are massively investing in new oil fields, fracking, and deep water drilling, they added 225 new oil fields, they are building out new coal plants and new natgas pipelines. But I guess because they export a lot of solar panels, they are now "leaders" in CO2.

Their long term CO2 goals are in terms of ratio of GDP to CO2 output, not in absolute terms, so their promised 60% decline in that ratio by 2060 allow them to quadruple the emissions if their GDP continues to increase. They also lead in paying people like Kerry (actually his wife and other family members) to whitewash their climate goals.

That is China leading.

Comment Re:over 40 million ICE on the UK roads (Score 1) 189

To me, that is basically an acoustic Stockholm syndrome. Motorcycles with their open engines are necessarily very loud to the rider. Like the hostages start to love their captor, motorcycle riders start to love the sound to cope with the fact that they can't flee it.

From that,I'm guessing you are not a biker.

And as the old saying goes..."..if I have to explain it to you....you wouldn't understand.."

That's now throwing shade at you, mind you.....it's just if you aren't of the biker mind, you likely won't "get it".

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