@OwenRivers1985 @frenbilt Canada and the EU are wholly owned subsidiaries of America. There are many good reasons for holding companies to keep subsidiaries rather than absorbing them.
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@frenbilt We're gonna take it anyway dude. It's too far gone in every single sector. Even if there was a chance they could "save it" by building up their military, that is impossible for dozens of reasons. Taking Canada is the least we can do for our Canadian brothers and sisters.
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If Canada wants to remain sovereign, they should immediately maximize their oil production and dramatically strengthen their military. If they don’t, America will take Canada
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@charliesmirkley And none of them can speak a lick of French if their life depended on it 😂
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Ottawa is 5.8% South Asian, so obviously 100% of its bus operator graduates are South Asian.
Of course, no one else would want those jobs as salary plus benefits average out to over $100,000.
Yes, the city has racial quotas for hiring.
OC Transpo@OC_Transpo
🥁 Drum roll please! We are happy to introduce our newest group of Bus Operator graduates. They are fully trained and looking forward to driving our city forward. Congratulations!
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@TradexWhisperer $GLW. High end technical glass for optical comms, semiconductors (ASML DUV and EUV depends on Corning materials) and display. Also getting into tariff-protected solar in the near future.
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What's your single most bullish company right now, the one you'd buy regardless of war, and why?
Let's collect some data from the crowd
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I think we are on the cusp of another huge telecom buildout
As AI workloads shift from training (happens in a single DC campus, though telecom will benefit from multi DC training & DCI as well) to inference (data moves between DC & users), traffic will explode
We will soon live in a world where billions of agents are on the internet, communicating with each other and humans
2027 & beyond will be very interesting for telecom
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@buccocapital 1000s wake up thinking about Joe SMB's problem when Joe brings in $1000 maintenance annually through a value added reseller? You live in a fine ivory tower my friend 😂
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B/c having a vendor w/ 1000’s of people who wake up every day literally only thinking about solving your problems is a good feeling and worth paying for and why the vertical software selloff is stupid because SMBs don’t fucking care about benchmarks they just want. it. to. work.
Zach Abramowitz@ZachAbramowitz
Why do law firms choose Harvey and Legora over Claude? Right answers only.
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Same banalities as the Build Canada crowd
People get what they want...in Canada, that's a social democracy somewhere closer to European welfare states
as demonstrated by the astonishing victory of the Liberals last year
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Maybe it is time to once again remind everybody that running a global reserve currency necessitates that you have a lot of wealthy ALLIES willing to hold your Treasury bonds and your currency.
If you piss off your allies they will not in the long run hold on to these assets and you will have to pay a lot more to fund your enormous public debt.
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@ErnestWongBWM Cellphones being one. A Chinese android is far better value than anything out of Samsung or Google. If concerned about being spied on, rest assured that every govt is doing that anyways.
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Chinese brands today are perceived by consumers to be equivalent or even superior design/quality to Nike.
Increasingly common theme across a wide range of industries.
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@TradexWhisperer Memory yes, but also communication. The agentic network will be a massive communication network. Almost all of it optical.
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$MU $SNDK $TSM
Called the memory bottom in March 2025. Nobody cared. So did my Agentic AI callout with low impressions.
Agentic AI runs local and cloud, 24/7, never stops learning and working.
The old AI model was simple. Train a model. Run inference. Done.
Agentic AI breaks that model entirely. Agents learn on the job. They execute tasks, loop back, self-correct, and run again. Local and cloud. Around the clock.
That kind of workload doesn't just need chips. It needs context thus the memory. Lots of it. Persistently.
Five years from now the infrastructure required to support global agent deployments will dwarf everything built in the last decade.
Trade Whisperer@TradexWhisperer
$MU $NVDA $TSM $SNDK Low impressions on my Agentic AI post. Same thing happened when I called the memory bottom. The crowd is always quiet before the move. Every major call I've made started with low impressions. We are so early. The next big wave is coming.
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@aidenwpkenny @FortySacks Yes Brantford is the birthplace of Western civilization.
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@FortySacks Incorrect, we all know Brantford is the best city in Canada.
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@TheReclamare Lol thank the liberals. If there were a way to get to the gangbusters market in Asia, not one bubblin barrel would be available for the sons of Albertan soil 😂
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Will Australians or Europeans recognize it is the duty of their leaders to build contingencies for energy shortages, but they instead decided to be negligent and follow the cult of WEF
The only reason Western Canada will not have these issues is Alberta
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The most AI proof job in the world is entrepreneurship
Use it to make products and services. Build more companies. On Shopify or otherwise.
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@sprk_77 @AntonioTweets2 Basically if any of your family got stuff stolen from them, theyre morons too, youre saying its their fault and Canad is great. Idiot why u even verified ?
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I think it would be great to have a non-statutory holiday to commemorate the addition of each province that joined confederation after 1867.
Crim the Half-Elf 🖤🍁@CrimCartier
77 years ago to the day, Newfoundland entered Confederation and became Canada's 10th province.
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Canada and the European Union 🇪🇺🇨🇦 are working to build our own AI computer chips to be fully and securely independent of the American government. This is superpower level investment and innovation. canada.ca/en/innovation-…
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Italy 🇮🇹 cannot feed and fuel itself.
It could do the rest though.
Food self-sufficiency has been a critical issue for Italy for eons. One can model the XVI-XIX centuries as a long famine, not nearly the worst to hit the country.
Lack of fuel self-sufficiency is largely self-inflicted at our level of technological development.
Brian McDonald@BrianMcDonaldIE
Nominal GDP is a terrible way to measure a state like Russia, and it's one of the reasons poorly informed Western pundits keep misreading the country. On PPP, it’s the world's 4th largest economy (over $7 trillion) and bigger than Germany or Japan, with full-spectrum industrial capacity. That’s not a "middle power." Russia can build nuclear submarines, icebreakers and nuclear power plants, launch people into space, produce advanced weapons, export energy at scale and, perhaps most crucially, feed and fuel itself. Italy can’t.
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@cpmartin84 @ScottRCarpenter It's what is under that vast land. The people on it are far less consequential.
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@ScottRCarpenter Australia is tiny, population wise. I don’t think anyone has any misconceptions about that. Canada is similar. You may have a point with Western Europe though.
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Citizens of Canada, Australia, Western Europe and the UK are learning two important lessons:
One - they were never as important geopolitically as they thought they were (at least not since WW2)
And
Two - their own governments are responsible for the deteriorating conditions of their nations.
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@akramsrazor And that HBM should be available standalone. Don't want to be paying for more GPU just to use it as a memory device.
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If you really want to nail it down, correct interpretation here is throwing more hbm at inference is sufficient for longer and that you don't need custom hardware for higher bandwidth.
Clark Tang@_clarktang
Reading twitter investor's takes on this being a structural breaker to memory is so ... dunning kruger Like sure, no one thought to compress their KV cache until Google publicly released this technique when it was the single biggest pressure on their business !!! 😁
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