Maybe I’m old, maybe I’m out of touch, but it seems to me that this entire discussion is wrapped up in a metric f*** ton of misogyny.
This woman spent decades in industry, first commanding in finance management for a gaming company partner, and then production and distribution for that very gaming company, which grew into one of Alibaba’s largest cloud compute subsidiaries.
It’s someone who acted with agency and with acumen across time, and leveraged talents and a working relationship with one of the most pivotal executives in human history.
Today half of my Facebook feed is basically people calling her a two-bit whore and calling Jensen dumb, as if they both don’t deserve to be exactly where they are, didn’t make every decision that brought billions to their fiefdoms.
In less than a week I’ve seen $100,000 wiped off my balance sheet, and I fully anticipate seeing another $100k drop off before Nvidia even gets to their quarterly earnings call to discuss what the business is actually f****** doing.
It’s possible that this is the end of the road for my Nvidia Investments and that’s fine.
But te people are reaching for the most simplistic narrative and meanwhile all of the industry players are doing exactly what they’ve always done. Espionage, trade and arbitrage occurring in delicate dances between bedsheets and balance sheets.
While everyone’s meemaw and peepaw imagine some 25-year-old bar girl wandered into Jensen Huang’s pocket after the Chinese government bought her a plane ticket.
Those people aren’t as great as you make them out to be. They aren’t some kind of super human geniuses who know how to make the best decisions. The whole article is about them making bad decisions.
They got lucky that ai happens to run best on graphics cards that they were already making. The people at the top didn’t design the chips or do any of the really hard work. They just slap their name on it. These people are as human as you and I and they are capable of making the same awful mistakes.
They’re already making billions before AI took off though, that’s my point. They were already doing the work, building supply chains and distribution, and making technologies that drive today’s entire marketplaces.
I still think they’re Bond villains, because again, $Billions, I just don’t want people bringing puritanical gossip into technical spaces. I do not care about it…
I definitely don’t think these people are super human. They’re billionaires and that immediately clocks them as Bond villains in my book.
But Jensen Wong absolutely steered the company across decades, including the Sega maneuver that madr both of them hundreds of millions of dollars after t doubling down on a lifeline that kept NV afloat in a disastrous chapter.
My point is mostly, Jensen Huang is good at specifically what he does, and Ms Huang appears to be similarly calibered. Again, people are talking about them like they are bumbling fools and moralizing technical and data-driven things.
That’s it. I don’t care about the gossip and I don’t like empowering AI Bros with these National Security narratives when the reality is just a couple of Semi/Silicon C Suite f****** each other and making billions in distribution contracts.
You and I share a community. You and I will shape that Community with how we treat each other.
How are we going to encourage people today?
Eyes on the prize. My nest egg is expendable ( like I said I’m willing and ready to watch it get obliterated in the markets) but accountability in our news sources and building a resilient democracy is not.
Wholeheartedly agree with you, and upvoting you. I have ONLY sold my shares, across more than the last year. Look up how much of the S&P 500 index is comprised of NVDA. Last I checked, like 34% of the index was just the mag 7 plus top 10 by market cap.
I’ve been divesting of tech stocks for the two years, butdoing it all at once would be too big of a tax bill for me to shoulder. I literally moved all of my IRA into ex-us funds and value stocks this past spring, because I agree with you that AI industry is a nascent threat to democracy.
At the very same time, I think it’s b******* when people try to bring out puritanical arguments and shittalk an executive woman as if she was just a piece of arm candy that is on the CCP’s take, as if there’s no plausible reason these two consenting adults would have reasons to do business together, and above all, pretending these GPU’s strategic defense assets.
That last one feeds directly into the bottom line that we hear from anthropic and open AI about how this Tech is really the Boogeyman and how we need to make the death machine before China makes the death machine first.
LLM’S AREN’T THE SINGULARITY AND STOP LETTING THESE PEOPLE MORALIZE IN SUCH BAD FAITH.
The entire discussion is gossip, idk this just isn’t news to me. My neighbor got caught cheating on his wife too and nobody cares except for them.
Nothing about the trajectory of nvidia will change about this, the ceo could get arrested right now and it’s not going to change a single customer’s plans to buy their chips.
In less than a week I’ve seen $100,000 wiped off my balance sheet, and I fully anticipate seeing another $100k drop off before Nvidia even gets to their quarterly earnings call to discuss what the business is actually f****** doing.
Aww, boohoo. The shareholder is a sad little puppy.
You misunderstand me, I care more about the humans and about accountability then I do about personal wealth and that I’m prepared to lose that over and over again, in a fight for a healthy democracy.
That wealth is my retirement 401k, I’m gambling on all of us building something better than capitalists hoarding.
My biggest concern with this Nvidia scandal , if we can even call it that, is that it feeds the narrative that China Bad and I could absolutely see a push for more domestic surveillance state feeding the AI machine in the longer run.
Maybe I’m old, maybe I’m out of touch, but it seems to me that this entire discussion is wrapped up in a metric f*** ton of misogyny.
This woman spent decades in industry, first commanding in finance management for a gaming company partner, and then production and distribution for that very gaming company, which grew into one of Alibaba’s largest cloud compute subsidiaries.
It’s someone who acted with agency and with acumen across time, and leveraged talents and a working relationship with one of the most pivotal executives in human history.
Today half of my Facebook feed is basically people calling her a two-bit whore and calling Jensen dumb, as if they both don’t deserve to be exactly where they are, didn’t make every decision that brought billions to their fiefdoms.
In less than a week I’ve seen $100,000 wiped off my balance sheet, and I fully anticipate seeing another $100k drop off before Nvidia even gets to their quarterly earnings call to discuss what the business is actually f****** doing.
It’s possible that this is the end of the road for my Nvidia Investments and that’s fine.
But te people are reaching for the most simplistic narrative and meanwhile all of the industry players are doing exactly what they’ve always done. Espionage, trade and arbitrage occurring in delicate dances between bedsheets and balance sheets.
While everyone’s meemaw and peepaw imagine some 25-year-old bar girl wandered into Jensen Huang’s pocket after the Chinese government bought her a plane ticket.
https://www.axios.com/2026/11/09/alice-huang-nvidia-jensen-megaspeed
Those people aren’t as great as you make them out to be. They aren’t some kind of super human geniuses who know how to make the best decisions. The whole article is about them making bad decisions.
They got lucky that ai happens to run best on graphics cards that they were already making. The people at the top didn’t design the chips or do any of the really hard work. They just slap their name on it. These people are as human as you and I and they are capable of making the same awful mistakes.
They’re already making billions before AI took off though, that’s my point. They were already doing the work, building supply chains and distribution, and making technologies that drive today’s entire marketplaces.
I still think they’re Bond villains, because again, $Billions, I just don’t want people bringing puritanical gossip into technical spaces. I do not care about it…
I definitely don’t think these people are super human. They’re billionaires and that immediately clocks them as Bond villains in my book.
But Jensen Wong absolutely steered the company across decades, including the Sega maneuver that madr both of them hundreds of millions of dollars after t doubling down on a lifeline that kept NV afloat in a disastrous chapter.
My point is mostly, Jensen Huang is good at specifically what he does, and Ms Huang appears to be similarly calibered. Again, people are talking about them like they are bumbling fools and moralizing technical and data-driven things.
That’s it. I don’t care about the gossip and I don’t like empowering AI Bros with these National Security narratives when the reality is just a couple of Semi/Silicon C Suite f****** each other and making billions in distribution contracts.
Boo hoo, your wealth means nothing to us.
You and I share a community. You and I will shape that Community with how we treat each other.
How are we going to encourage people today? Eyes on the prize. My nest egg is expendable ( like I said I’m willing and ready to watch it get obliterated in the markets) but accountability in our news sources and building a resilient democracy is not.
Your support of nVidia is a direct threat to a resilient democracy.
Wholeheartedly agree with you, and upvoting you. I have ONLY sold my shares, across more than the last year. Look up how much of the S&P 500 index is comprised of NVDA. Last I checked, like 34% of the index was just the mag 7 plus top 10 by market cap.
I’ve been divesting of tech stocks for the two years, butdoing it all at once would be too big of a tax bill for me to shoulder. I literally moved all of my IRA into ex-us funds and value stocks this past spring, because I agree with you that AI industry is a nascent threat to democracy.
At the very same time, I think it’s b******* when people try to bring out puritanical arguments and shittalk an executive woman as if she was just a piece of arm candy that is on the CCP’s take, as if there’s no plausible reason these two consenting adults would have reasons to do business together, and above all, pretending these GPU’s strategic defense assets.
That last one feeds directly into the bottom line that we hear from anthropic and open AI about how this Tech is really the Boogeyman and how we need to make the death machine before China makes the death machine first.
LLM’S AREN’T THE SINGULARITY AND STOP LETTING THESE PEOPLE MORALIZE IN SUCH BAD FAITH.
I’m not here to encourage people, I’m here to be an asshole. But yes you’re right on the last point, that’s something we should all want.
The entire discussion is gossip, idk this just isn’t news to me. My neighbor got caught cheating on his wife too and nobody cares except for them.
Nothing about the trajectory of nvidia will change about this, the ceo could get arrested right now and it’s not going to change a single customer’s plans to buy their chips.
Thank you!
Aww, boohoo. The shareholder is a sad little puppy.
Get fucked
You misunderstand me, I care more about the humans and about accountability then I do about personal wealth and that I’m prepared to lose that over and over again, in a fight for a healthy democracy.
That wealth is my retirement 401k, I’m gambling on all of us building something better than capitalists hoarding.
My biggest concern with this Nvidia scandal , if we can even call it that, is that it feeds the narrative that China Bad and I could absolutely see a push for more domestic surveillance state feeding the AI machine in the longer run.
I would buy more Nvidia shares, because their shit is going to rebound due to demand.