38 years ago, the first mortgage on my first house was 10.125%. To get that rate I had to go with a (now defunct) mortgage company. Regular banks were charging up to 10.5%.
Later, my best-ever 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was 7%. So, I am not unsympathetic to the plight of would-be home buyers today, but what went down had to come back up.
“Trump is a peerless con man, but he’s also an easy mark.”
As far as I know, Woody Allen doesn’t write pieces for The New Yorker anymore. And I don’t recall seeing Dick Cavett in there for a long time. But here’s Steve Martin in this week’s issue.
My only connection to Nvidia is the graphics card in my Dell tower PC that continues to chug along on Windows 10.
The GeForce GT 610 was introduced in 2012, when Nvidia was a niche company known mostly to computer nerds and video gamers.
Some algorithm at LinkedIn came up with the questionable result that now is the time for me to start following tech’s leading romance man, Jensen Huang, who is no longer Nvidia’s CEO.
I’m really hoping that a competitor’s AI is found to have been the cause of Microsoft’s servers being overwhelmed. Not an intentional attack, just AI doing what it does.
Hegsy, the petulant, little tattooed boy in charge of national defense, pins a medal on the serviceman who reminded Petey why he’s unfit for his job. With that bit of public face saving done with, he can reassign the soldier to latrine duty.
