Three chips on a single circuit board represent three different work philosophies—and align perfectly with the four ways humanity has delegated tasks to machines. The true boundary does not lie between the body and the mind.
Why RAM Prices Will Skyrocket in 2025–2026: AI’s economic breakthrough is driving HBM demand to unprecedented heights, supply is constrained by physical and time-related limitations, and why the industry must ease the pressure on the bottleneck rather than try to force it open.
Mastering the entire technology stack, or dominating just one layer and selling to everyone—two opposing strategies addressing the same question: where does value lie? Along with the cycle of consolidation and fragmentation, and the directions that remain to be explored.
The monthly inflation figures that are released often differ from your own perception. Neither is wrong—they measure two different things.
Money that’s already been spent can’t be recovered, so it shouldn’t factor into future decisions. Even though people know this, very few actually do it.
No one chooses a tool with the intention of abandoning it. But the cost of leaving should be factored in from day one.
The more people use a product, the more valuable it becomes. This mechanism explains both its dominance and its downfall.
One grows exponentially, while the other diminishes exponentially. The only thing that matters is the difference between the two.
Doing it yourself seems cheap because there’s no invoice. When you factor in the engineer’s hourly rate and spread it over five years, the break-even rental price is much higher than you’d intuitively expect—and here’s how to calculate that figure yourself.
The unit price may seem low, but the cost structure of AI products is vastly different from that of traditional software—and it changes the business model entirely.
Railroads, electricity, fiber-optic cables—every infrastructure boom follows the same pattern. The lesson isn’t about right or wrong, but about who bears the losses.
