ah shit, I had swapped lambda and coreweave around to make the diagram more sane and forgot to move the super micro funding arrow from coreweave to lambda. fixed
September 23, 2025 at 2:40 PM
ah shit, I had swapped lambda and coreweave around to make the diagram more sane and forgot to move the super micro funding arrow from coreweave to lambda. fixed
Agree with you, think the product cos and distributors are more interesting, especially if exposure crosses over into non-res or something like a repair/replace cycle. I'm a tourist and while don't think summer prices were amazing, still fomo. Builders seem the most questionable on holding margins
August 29, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Agree with you, think the product cos and distributors are more interesting, especially if exposure crosses over into non-res or something like a repair/replace cycle. I'm a tourist and while don't think summer prices were amazing, still fomo. Builders seem the most questionable on holding margins
The underlying problem with whatever Hogsbreath thinks he can now get away with: this isn't the 1930s. This isn't some plan sprung up from the ether in a vacuum without historical context.
Time isn't on his side. The moral implications aren't on his side. The sheer demographics are not on his side.
February 23, 2025 at 4:48 PM
The underlying problem with whatever Hogsbreath thinks he can now get away with: this isn't the 1930s. This isn't some plan sprung up from the ether in a vacuum without historical context.
Time isn't on his side. The moral implications aren't on his side. The sheer demographics are not on his side.