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  Pau ✌ (@PauThePeque) reported 1 minute ago

  @amazon if you do to Sterling Point what you did to The Wilds, I will burn you down

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  Brian Tucker (@tntorpedo1943) reported 2 minutes ago

  Oh what a relief! Whew! I just had a terrible thought, what if someone is selling life size stickers of Flock cameras!? Someone could just slap it over the front and no one could tell till they looked at the picture! I checked Amazon and we’re safe, thank goodness!

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  PJ (@badftbolfans) reported 3 minutes ago

  @jamestalarico Amazon did not evacuate the entire warehouse because doing so could have interfered with emergency efforts and compromised the worker's privacy. Operations were shut down after EMS arrived, workers sent home with pay for the rest of the shift, and the night shift canceled. 🤥

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  Cernovich (@Cernovich) reported 5 minutes ago

  Sam is talking his book, obviously there's a discount rate to apply here. But remember. In 2012, Tesla was $2. All the Wall Street guys said Apple and Amazon were risky buys. They said Facebook was a $15 stock, at best. It was slow, then ecomm moved FAST.

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  Keegan Meyer (@raffasantoss) reported 7 minutes ago

  $NVDA This $500 billion AI financing consortium comprising Apollo, Blackstone, BlackRock (GIP), Brookfield, Goldman Sachs, and KKR is one of the most structural, game-changing fundamental tailwinds for Nvidia. ​The market’s initial knee-jerk dip (~3%) reflects a superficial misunderstanding of debt issuance in the tech sector, presenting a classic structural mispricing. ​1. Complete Neutralization of the "CapEx Fatigue" Bear Thesis ​The Bear Argument: Wall Street bears have repeatedly argued that Hyperscalers (Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, Amazon) and AI labs will eventually exhaust their free cash flow or face balance-sheet constraints, leading to a cliff in GPU orders. ​The Structural Fix: By assembling a $500 billion private market syndicate—spanning private credit, infrastructure funds, and institutional debt—Nvidia is effectively decoupling its sales growth from customer cash flow constraints. ​The Mechanism: Nvidia’s customers can now leverage institutional Wall Street capital to fund multi-billion-dollar hardware deployments over long amortization cycles without over-leveraging their own core balance sheets. ​2. Solving the Physical Infrastructure Bottleneck (Power & Real Estate) ​The Reality of AI Expansion: Buying GPUs is no longer the sole bottleneck for deploying AI; the real bottlenecks are grid capacity, power generation, and gigawatt-scale data center builds. ​Why this Consortium Matters: Bringing in Brookfield (the world's largest renewable energy asset manager) alongside BlackRock GIP and Blackstone means this $500 billion directly funds power purchase agreements (PPAs), nuclear/grid connections, and real estate shells. ​The Revenue Feedback Loop: Every megawatt of power and every square foot of data center space unlocked by this private capital translates directly into orders for Nvidia’s full-stack accelerated computing architecture—including GPUs (Blackwell/Rubin), NVLink switches, Quantum InfiniBand, Spectrum-X networking, and CUDA software stacks. ​3. An Unassailable "Capital-as-a-Moat" Advantage ​Platform Dominance: Nvidia is no longer operating merely as a semiconductor hardware designer; it is acting as the central financial orchestrator of the global AI buildout. ​Widening the Competitive Gap: Competitors like AMD or custom ASIC makers (Google TPU, Amazon Inferentia) lack a $500 billion institutional private capital engine dedicated to financing customer purchases of their ecosystem. This syndicate locks customers into Nvidia’s hardware and software stack for years to come. ​4. Re-Rating AI Compute to a Sovereign-Grade Utility Asset ​Institutional Underwriting: When Wall Street's largest alternative asset managers allocate $500 billion to AI infrastructure, they are treating GPU compute capacity not as a speculative tech expense, but as a revenue-generating, long-term utility asset class (similar to toll roads, cell towers, or pipelines). ​Permanent Capital Base: This institutional backing establishes a permanent, long-term capital floor under the entire AI hardware ecosystem. ​Why Today’s Market Dip Is a Buying Opportunity Algorithmic traders and short-term market participants often react negatively to headlines mentioning "massive debt issuance," mistaking customer project-level financing for corporate financial distress. ​The Fundamental Reality: Nvidia is not taking $500 billion of debt onto its balance sheet. Instead, Wall Street heavyweights are raising private capital to ensure that Nvidia’s end customers have an endless pipeline of funding to purchase Nvidia products. ​The Verdict: Today’s price weakness is driven by short-term headline confusion rather than deterioration of fundamentals. The underlying demand pipeline for Nvidia silicon and networking hardware has effectively been derisked and guaranteed for the multi-year buildout ahead.

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  Luckforest (@lubinho_k) reported 9 minutes ago

  @pjklife Same with Microsoft interfaces. Or even Amazon. Terrible UI‘s

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  The Epic BULLSHIT must stop (@thatguyinflarda) reported 9 minutes ago

  @jamestalarico Amazon should sue you until their ****** falls off. You are a no good low down lying ***** rat bastard.

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  Mr.Ineffable (@MisterIneffable) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Mattyferari You would think he’d want to hold down a decent job. I guess Amazon doesn’t have set standards on their hiring practices

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  K Power 3 (@KPower3) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Rugman1001 @amazon Anger problems , big time -

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  Carvey (@ReedCarvey) reported 11 minutes ago

  @jamestalarico “Amazon confirmed a worker collapsed from a pre-existing medical issue,CPR-certified staff and the on-site safety team used a defibrillator until EMS arrived, and the area was cordoned off. It said operations stopped shortly after EMS arrived and workers were sent home with pay"

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  Jan SERENITY NOW 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@JE17118537) reported 13 minutes ago

  Wow 😮 I’m thinking this Amazon driver may have anger issues. Amazon, don’t you do background checks on your drivers?

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  jp affluent (@AffluentJp) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AfrikanerUSA I've purchased 4 gift cards and Amazon keeps canceling my order. They said I purchased to many. So I had to wait 24 hours for a reset to my account. Then I tried again to purchased 2 and was denied again. I've never had these issues and had sent items to other new arrivals.

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  xFat duck (@dallamicoh) reported 15 minutes ago

  $15.50 an hour was the brutal ceiling for Rachel, who spent 50 grueling hours a week as an Amazon delivery driver. She was sprinting up apartment stairs, racing against strict delivery timers, and taking home barely $2,450 a month after taxes while dealing with permanent knee pain and constant stress. The turning point came when a homeowner asked if she knew anyone who could haul away an old couch and broken treadmill sitting on their porch, offering $150 cash for a 20-minute task. Realizing that homeowners, estate executors, and landlords constantly need bulky waste cleared out and have no way to transport it themselves, Rachel spent 10 days researching local landfill regulations, dump fees, and hauling logistics. She invested $250 of her savings into heavy-duty ratchet straps, tarps, work gloves, and rented a simple $35/day utility trailer attached to her SUV, then posted 5 local junk removal ads on Facebook Marketplace and Nextdoor. Within 24 hours, a landlord hired her to clear out a basement, paying $380 for a job that took 2.5 hours and cost $60 in dump fees. Fast forward 6 months, and Rachel has permanently handed back her delivery van keys. Today, she runs a thriving independent hauling and junk removal business completing 18 to 22 cleanouts a month, charging $300 to $900 per load to consistently clear over $10,200 monthly in profit. She traded 50 hours of high-stress delivery races for 20 flexible hours a week working on her own schedule.

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  S. (@obtusemotive) reported 15 minutes ago

  @sparkssflytv @nicht_weit The issue is that if you have to format your device for whatever reason or (idk, accidentally) delete a file you can't redownload them from the cloud. And since the stuff you bought on Amazon has DRM, you can't easily transfer them from PC to Kindle.

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  ツ Interesting Name ツ (@Interestingna11) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Alex_Intel_ That pretty much mirrors my thoughts exactly. Fabless moat short term is technology, medium term is supply chain lockups, and long term its ??? The best counter argument to this line of thinking is (to my knowledge) that hyperscalers dont have the tacit knowledge and in-built data that fabless companies have. But like Hock Tan said, there's always going to be ankle biters (#2 or #3 players like mediaTek) that will undercut and surrender that MOAT for their own benefit. LLMs are rigidly super intelligent already in Math and CS, I don't see why Physics and therefore SerDes + other components won't get torn down by LLMs in the same way over time. I think the only real MOATs going forwards are economies of scale (Amazon, Walmart, railroads, Intel, etc.) and network effects (Meta, Visa, etc.). Only reason I still hold $AMD is because I think in the next 12-24 months it will become extremely clear they have the best solutions across GPU (helios and especially MI500 is superior to NVDA solutions!), CPU because EPYC Venice is a beast, and other silicon like FPGA etc. Once AMD re-prices though I'm probably hitting a ton more $INTC, $LITE, and $BE for physical moat till the singularity hits Oh, and random thought: Kinda funny how Claude, running on Nvidia GPUs, killed the CUDA moat. I think Jensen has to race to build the best LLM or $NVDA is in a lot of trouble long term competing against hyperscalers / ASIC teams with infinite compute to build better hardware + software. sorry for the long read lol