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ravewulf One despicable person wanting to hire another. Birds of a feather. Reply
helper800 ravewulf said: One despicable person wanting to hire another. Birds of a feather. Despicable is a bit strong. I find both men morally repugnant, but both have contributed more to humanity than most will admit, though musk to a smaller degree as he is just a businessman who repeatedly invests wisely in furtherance of his goals. Reply
hotaru251 helper800 said: but both have contributed more to humanity than most will admit not really. muskrat is a living piggybank..thats it. he pays others to make stuff. jensen? doubtful as "ai" wasn't done by him he just pivoted to produce chips (and not even always the best for actual "ai" tasks as his are more general sue) both are responsible for a lot of worlds issues atm (pwoer/land/supply/economy impact) back on topic: could he even do this? Iirc arent most tech engineers banned from working for same type of company for a few yrs due to the risks of revealing corpo trade secrets and stuff? Reply
helper800 hotaru251 said: not really. muskrat is a living piggybank..thats it. he pays others to make stuff. jensen? doubtful as "ai" wasn't done by him he just pivoted to produce chips (and not even always the best for actual "ai" tasks as his are more general sue) both are responsible for a lot of worlds issues atm (pwoer/land/supply/economy impact) You are wrong on every count. Musk, like I said, is a business man with a midas touch. Responsible for propping up people with ideas' thought impossible by most like, wide proliferation of EVs, reusable rockets, brain implants that provided I/O for a PC, et cetera. The amount of money all those industries pumped into the US economy is incalculable. Some of the damage he has done to the US includes buying twitter and turning it into a cesspool and propaganda machine for his own political party, promise to deliver features that never arrive because they need one more year, give actual intellectuals a black eye every time he speaks. Nvidia is one of the most important companies in US history of the last 30 years for its incalculable economic contributions, pushed and proliferated AI, all the software in all industries that runs on Nvidia hardware that do not include AI contributed to millions of lives saved. Some damages caused by Nvidia include; unethical and morally bankrupt anti-competitive practices to gain advantage in their industry, proliferation of AI can also be equally negative as it is a positive, abandonment of the core market that made it the company it is today, and probably giving China some millions of GPUs for their AI programs. Reply
scottslayer You forgot the bit where you disclose that you hold TSLA stock. Reply
acadia11 ravewulf said: One despicable person wanting to hire another. Birds of a feather. Call what you will, I call it smart and lucrative Reply
JamesJones44 hotaru251 said: could he even do this? Iirc arent most tech engineers banned from working for same type of company for a few yrs due to the risks of revealing corpo trade secrets and stuff? Depends if he signed a non-compete clause. Most companies require them for executives, engineers, scientist and lawyers, but some don't. Given he was one of the founders he might have been able to work himself out of one? Reply
me-three JamesJones44 said: Depends if he signed a non-compete clause. Most companies require them for executives, engineers, scientist and lawyers, but some don't. Given he was one of the founders he might have been able to work himself out of one? Nvidia is Huang's life's work. He won't do anything to harm it, or compete with it. His speedy exit indicates that it was amicable, with no rancor. My guess is that despite the ouster Huang will still be an active presence at Nvidia, even if in an unofficial capacity. Afer all, he is still the largest individual shareholder. Reply
SonoraTechnical meh, of course he did… will the jackets be part of the prenup? Reply
Christopher_115 Admin said: A random X poster urged Elon Musk to hire Jensen Huang just hours before the former Nvidia chief resigned from his position. Elon Musk says it ‘would be an honor’ to hire ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang : Read more "Random X poster" Has 3.4M followers. Come on guys. Reply
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