$99B (99369M) in cash and short term investments.
$91B total liabilities (including fake bs that's there for writeoffs)
$37B long-term debt.
When the AI bubble pops, NVDA's stock price drops but they don't have to engage in any BS tricks to pay their bills
Last I checked, $91B + $37B > $99B
True capitalism would have nicely solved these problems.
No. Capitalism truly means only that capital controls the means of production. It means literally nothing else. Anything else is regulation on top of capitalism and any regulation of capitalism is in fact a watering down of capitalism with some other strategy for management of resources. Further, systems don't solve problems, people do... or perhaps they cause them intentionally. Capitalism was designed for this.
Gotta love your bullshit cherry-picking.
The Nazis were inspired by America.
The Nazis were inspired by America.
The Nazis were inspired by America.
renewable actually make the balancing problem worse
False. Wind and solar are highly dispatchable, any time you have overproduction you can simply turn them off, unlike your beloved nuclear plants which are the actual problem because even the very best ones are poor at following load. The fix for nuclear's overproduction is the same as the fix for renewables' deficit, specifically more storage, but if you have more storage then you don't need nuclear at all and in fact only idiots and scum boost it because in the real world resources are finite and we'd get more for our money and effort with renewables.
Our "allies" were at war for YEARS before we got bombed which never would have happened if we had helped instead of renting those "allies" equipment. Also I live in the US so your "you're welcome" shit is doubly misplaced. Get even one half of one clue, ignoramus.
I didn't say we were perfect but you like to read things into what people wrote that isn't there. It must make it hard to communicate when you imagine that you're psychic.
Nobody knows it's a bubble more than Nvidia. They can never hope to collect on all of these loans they're making. But those keep the actual money coming back in and they will just have some corporate legal bullshit way to weasel out of paying, which might include just letting Nvidia die and running off with all of the money. Who cares, right?
The USA has been a serious shitshow of one type of another since before its inception. But where hasn't? We'll either get through this or we won't, good times.
Clearly, the USA under Trump is not going to ban cryptocurrency. But he is increasing others' appetite to do so.
I sure don't but I'm googling around and I see they are bragging about using stainless steel dry cask storage. Unfortunately, these casks are subject to corrosion under nuclear storage conditions (that link is PR but they describe the problem well) so it's not really a win either. There isn't one, unless you count vitrification, which is so expensive to do right that no one wants to use it.
Yeah, and I'm pretty fucking mad about it. My pension fund has over $20M of it and plenty of every other bag of shitlords.
That was the previous plan for disposing of nuclear waste: just dump it in the sea.
Yeah. Now I'm gonna have to go read Zodiac again.
The Linux kernel is not from GNU. They had nothing to do with it.
The Linux kernel is GPL'd and this is an intentional move away from GPL. Saying they had nothing to do with it when the license is majorly responsible for its success is gaslighting.
It's exactly the same bright idea as putting a nuke plant there to begin with.
The baseline power supply problem is that people think there's a baseline power supply problem. There isn't, the baseline is easy, it's the peaks that are hard.
It's true for the scum with all the money since we let them write the rules. And around half of us seem to think it should be that way.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (3) Ha, ha, I can't believe they're actually going to adopt this sucker.
