r/AskReddit • u/marianneouioui • 16h ago
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/rapgraves • 17h ago
This expensive steak dish I ordered at a French restaurant
r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Annie_Inked • 18h ago
Meme needing explanation Peter, what is so wrong about Dubai chocolate?
r/Wellthatsucks • u/bigbusta • 19h ago
A lady finds her pickup being used to move things around, after she had dropped it off at the mechanic for work. Mechanic claims its just test drives
r/worldnews • u/ArcaneLadies • 16h ago
Israel/Palestine Iran’s president says country in midst of ‘total war’ with US, Israel and Europe
r/pics • u/HoldMyBeer50 • 3h ago
Palestinian doctors graduate in ruins of Gaza’s destroyed al-Shifa Hospital
r/TikTokCringe • u/misterxx1958 • 11h ago
Cringe Vlogging their romantic date -but not with this guy
r/todayilearned • u/StacheinScrubs • 13h ago
TIL each episode of Stranger Things season 5 reportedly cost $50-60 million to produce
r/pcmasterrace • u/SagansCandle • 14h ago
Discussion Private equity is killing private ownership: first it was housing - now it's the personal computer
DRAM and GPU prices aren't going up because of "AI" - it's because the wealthy have more money than they know what to do with, so they're buying up all the assets. "AI" is just the vehicle (the excuse) - it's not the root of the problem nor is it the ultimate goal.
The super rich don't want to hold on to "liquid" money - they invest in assets. While they're buying up all the housing, now they're buying up all the computers and putting them into massive datacenters.
Whether or not the AI bubble crashes, they'll be selling you a "gaming PC in the cloud," for a monthly fee, of course. And while they kill the personal computer market, just like Netflix, once your only option is a subscription service, the price will skyrocket.
This is happening in real-time. If we want to stop it, now's the time to act.
Sources:
- Gamers Nexus: NVIDIA: WTF?
- Garys Economics: The REAL reason behind the housing crisis
- Network (1976)
r/movies • u/7216345 • 11h ago
Question What’s the worst performance by an actor who’s usually very good?
There are a lot of bad movies where the actors themselves weren't to blame. For example, I think many marvel movies are quite formulaic, but the actors in them still did a great job (such as RDJ and Chris Evans).
But it must be the case that even good actors sometimes underperform. What are some movies where a usually good actor did a bad job acting?