+1. How does one come to such a conclusion if one is not a medically trained professional? I found your comment insightful, would you expand upon your own context to the topics of the article?
Crypto mining has been a portion but in no way “most of” the reason NVDA and AMD have risen. Machine learning, AI, and self driving are completely reliant on the products provided by the aforementioned.
>Apple doesn't actually need to make a profit for its accessories, but you do.
Do you have data to support that claim?
Amazon might sell hardware at cost or a loss, but Apple most certainly only sells hardware when two conditions are met:
a) they can make a better device
and
b) they can make money
Agreed. The thing isn't going to congest the bandwidth all things considered. $10 is just too rich for the value proposition, but people just love their internets.
Your point isn't without merit. It's also important to remember that it's usually only under great pressure (like successive bankruptcies) that creative solutions like this level of automation can occur. More so in a stale industry like baking.
Re your better way to handle the situ: if a business can operate with larger fixed upfront cost but significantly less operational labor cost, why would you not take this route?
Probabilistic thinking would have you believe the union would not negotiate anywhere near the labor cuts Hostess was able to accomplish with the bankruptcies.
I'm not talking bonuses and profits, their decisions look like sound decisions, albeit sterile and perhaps insensitive.
$400 bot base
$200 TK1
$200 Asus camera
$50 speaker
$25 shipping
That leaves $125 for Autonomous. And they're installing TensorFlow, Caffe, Torch, CUDA, cuDNN, Ubuntu?
Is this the deal it looks like?
As an aside: I just recently bought one of their standing desks. It's amazing. After looking at MANY other desks, I was amazed at the build quality they were able to get at the price point for the desk.