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Comedy Gold and Silver .. just before the bubble got popped

Mr Vijay Valecha pumping it up like an Indian Scammer

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bigredfish said:
Setting up for the biggest IPO of all time …

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9 months back X AI bought X and now SpaceX bought XAI
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wrapter said:
I am surprised it took them this long. After seeing how legacy Ram, CPU, GPU, HDD manufacturers have screwed the consumers. I am also hoping for a cheap rival to Nvidia, Amd and intel GPU.
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Wonder if its the same guys Dahua bought the cheap 1/1.8" sensors from for the 54PRO series :rofl:
 
I'm not in favor of and have made clear my position on illegal immigration.

That said, this new study by the CATO Institute is an eye opener if you allow yourself to think about the effect on our economy of removing 30+ million people, more or less 10% of our population

The thread is quite extensive.





 
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The US nonfarm payrolls report, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), tracks monthly job changes in non-agricultural sectors. Initial figures are estimates, often revised as more data arrives.In 2025, every month's report (through November) was revised downward, netting a total cut of 624,000 jobs—averaging about 57,000 fewer per month. This is steeper than 2024's average 30,000 downward revision.
It suggests the job market was weaker than initially reported, possibly due to flaws in BLS models like the "birth-death" adjustment for new businesses. For official data, check http://bls.gov.
 
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No sir.
I'm trying to keep this non-political so that others may use their God given critical thinking skills, such as they may or may not be, to come to their own conclusions. ;)
 
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bigredfish said:
I'm not in favor of and have made clear my position on illegal immigration.

That said, this new study by the CATO Institute is an eye opener if you allow yourself to think about the effect on our economy of removing 30+ million people, more or less 10% of our population

The thread is quite extensive.





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note, the Cato Institute's policy position is open borders.

honestly, we do need immigration reform, and we should always demand checks on the power of the state.



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