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How about bring him back or we sue the fucking shit out of you because you're supposed to act in interest of shareholders.
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I also support the petition to immediately reinstate Jensen while awaiting the results of the independent investigation, but I thought this letter was a constructive starting place for dialogue with the board.
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This letter was sent to Nvidia's board today.
A first for @atreidesmgmt
Absolutely share @altcap belief that this letter outlines minimum acceptable standards.
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The standwithjensen.com/#letter is currently overwhelmed with requests to sign it.
Need to upgrade those servers!
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Trump Signs Executive Order Requiring All Senators To Be Sworn In On Copy Of ‘Art Of The Deal’ buff.ly/jrACTlo
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SpaceX’s Next Customer Will 1000X
Thank you @DavidCarbutt_ and team for the excellent edit.
Thank you @maticrobots for sponsoring the video.
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Hakeem Jefferies just got shouted down at at event by a seething liberal demanding they impeach Trump and his administration
"You're a f*cking liar"
They are eating their own.
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BREAKING: Indian telecom giant Airtel’s Chairman, Sunil Bharti Mittal, praised Elon Musk’s “mind-boggling” achievements, says Starlink V3 is pushing the limits of physics.
“I have to acknowledge what he has done is mind-boggling, @elonmusk. His compute or his connectivity capacity in the space has gone manifold, and it’s happened in the last four or five years under our watch. So the last launch that he made on Starship, the satellites he put up, the V3, they have a capacity of as much as the entire OneWeb capacity. So at one Tbps capacity in a single launch means he’s trying to push, if not break, through the laws of physics, which means a lot of connectivity is going to come from space, and the terrestrial industry needs to be prepared for that.”



























