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JAPAN $2.3 TRILLION INVESTMENT PLAN FOR AI AND SEMICONDUCTORS OVER THE NEXT 14 YEARS
JAPAN JUST ANNOUNCED A $2.3 TRILLION INVESTMENT PLAN FOR AI AND SEMICONDUCTORS OVER THE NEXT 14 YEARS Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi just unveiled the roadmap covering the period through fiscal 2040. The bulk of the AI and chip spending goes toward semiconductors and vertical AI built for specific industries. The projected economic spillover effects by fiscal 2040: Semiconductor investment: $2.8 trillion in economic impact Physical AI investment: $895 billion Vertical AI investment: $1.4
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Boiled my tampons
Felt like this flair fits well. I leave my tampons in a jar in the windowsill for some w decor, forgot that glass=heat in this 34 degree british weather, went to change my tampon and burned my cooch, then had to sit on the toilet blowing a tampon like its soup till the plastic cooled down enough to use.
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What happened to WEN Memes?
There’s normally a plethora of Wendy’s dumpster memes, but it looks like mods purged all of them early this morning. Now it’s all SPCX this and SPCX that. I know we all love some good loss porn, but are we not allowed to glorify our future lives behind the WEN dumpsters?
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AI Token Prices Keep Falling.
Saw this chart from Bloomberg/UBS and thought it was worth sharing. The orange line tracks AI token pricing. The black line tracks a basket of AI hyperscaler stocks. Token prices have been trending lower while many AI-related stocks remain near highs. For companies like NVDA, MU, AVGO, and the hyperscalers themselves, AI monetization is becoming one of the most important variables to watch. Lower token prices are great for users. They make AI cheaper and accelerate adoption. But, they also
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Renting in Germany and finally tried balcony solar: here's what actually happened to my electricity bill
I moved to a 2 bedroom apartment in Stuttgart about two years ago and my electricity bill has been a constant source of frustration. Paying roughly 38 cents per kWh with Stadtwerke, our monthly costs for two people were hovering around €85 to €95 depending on the season. I kept seeing those small solar panels on balconies around the neighborhood and figured it was some complicated setup that required an electrician and landlord approval. Turns out I was wrong on both counts. I spent a few weeks
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ROULETTE TIME!!! LET IT RIDE!!!
This post contains content not supported on old Reddit. [Click here to view the full post](https://sh.reddit.com/r/BunnyTrials/comments/1ue0xfy)
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I went to Arbeitsgericht this morning and the employees were late by 90 minutes
Ranting here. I worked in Frankfurt and my employer has withheld my wages illegally, so I went to Arbeitsgericht in Frankfurt this morning. On Tuesdays, it opens at 8:30 am, and the three Rechtsantragstelle (Legal Filing Office) open from 9 am to 11:30 am. I was there at 8:25 am, just to be sure. Waited with 9 other people till 9:30 am in front of the Rechtsantragstelle offices, only to realise that no employee has arrived today, and the office had no information why. None of them was picki
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Yes that is why, for sure.
According to Robinhood AI, that is the reason behind the 20 percent overnight up move, I guess we are really going to be unemployable because of AI. https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/wendys-names-steve-cirulis-as-cfo-chief-strategy-officer-thefly-news?utm\_source=robinhood.com&utm\_medium=referral
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