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They finally found a killer app for AI

Europe is still riding high on the wealth they stole from the colonies. That well is going to run dry soon.

Sure. And USA will follow once the dollar dominance wanes.

I, for one, welcome our Chinese communist overlords.


Both share of global investments denominated in dollars and the US share of world GDP have increased in the past 25 years.

A vibrant tech ecosystem is a large part of the reason for both.


It took a while for googling during interviews to be accepted

no it proves more than that; parent comment mentioned what that is ( and other comments below your original comment).

Parent's comment was changed enough that my comment is meaningless. They previously said that you don't need NVIDIA for deepseek. I'll leave mine alone.

> Late in 2024, OpenAI had $3.7b in revenue

Where do they report these ?

edit i found it here https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/27/openai-sees-5-billion-loss-t...

"OpenAI sees roughly $5 billion loss this year on $3.7 billion in revenue"


yep all the valuations on built on their predictions for massive demand.

And the prediction that there is enough power to run all of those GPUs.

I am stockholder in snowflake and iceberg's ascendance seems to coincide with snow's downfall.

Is the query engine value add justify snowflake's valuation. Their data marketplace thing didn't seem to have actually worked.


I’m doing datalake modernization for medium-large enterprise and spent last months in sales calls of MS Fabric vs Snowflake vs Databricks. All fun, but now with the managed Iceberg in AWS (S3 tables) I tend to consider to choose none of them: just plain Iceberg is good enough. Of course someone needs to write and read it; but there are so many good free options already, even build does not feel scary. So I would go to the short side in Snowflake in medium-long term (looking their current value prop at least). Databricks has maybe more future as it has ML/AI-first approach. In short term we might still start with SF (with its Iceberg features), as the alternative future stack needs to mature and establish a bit.

huh what? We use iceberg extensively, never used spark.

> You can even have them delivered to the U.S. consulate abroad.

But you need to present in USA to apply for a new permit and attend biometrics in USA?

OP will have to bring his his family to usa every year, afaik.


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