338: U.S. vs China's Semiconductors, Deglobalization, Google + Intel DPU, Facebook vs Nvidia, Honda & LG, Tiktok US Logistics, ARM vs Qualcomm, and Tombstone
338: U.S. vs China's Semiconductors, Deglobalization, Google + Intel DPU, Facebook vs Nvidia, Honda & LG, Tiktok US Logistics, ARM vs Qualcomm, and Tombstone
Here is some encouragement from this side of the fiberoptic cable!
Not sure if it would change your view, but maybe instead of looking at ratio of supporters to readers you could look at a time series of new supporters?
I would bet it forms a wave pattern and you may be in a valley now. Means you are likely soon to have another swing upwards on lady fortuna’s wheel! (Confederacy of Dunces reference, if you haven’t read I recommend.)
Always enjoy your content, so hope you are able to continue.
Agree 100% with your China/US observations (and we could expand that to multiple different countries across the globe). The world working together could solve FAR more problems. Instead, we waste that by fighting meaningless battles amongst ourselves.
Hi Liberty! I like your content and have found lots of interesting topics through your newsletter. Personally, I feel the subscription cost is high. For example, I subscribe to ArsTechnica for all my tech related news and their annual subscription is $25. I'm guessing they are able to afford that because they have a large subscriber base?
Is there a way I can make a one-time yearly payment of a similar amount? I don't see that as an option when I try to subscribe.
Here is some encouragement from this side of the fiberoptic cable!
Not sure if it would change your view, but maybe instead of looking at ratio of supporters to readers you could look at a time series of new supporters?
I would bet it forms a wave pattern and you may be in a valley now. Means you are likely soon to have another swing upwards on lady fortuna’s wheel! (Confederacy of Dunces reference, if you haven’t read I recommend.)
Always enjoy your content, so hope you are able to continue.
Agree 100% with your China/US observations (and we could expand that to multiple different countries across the globe). The world working together could solve FAR more problems. Instead, we waste that by fighting meaningless battles amongst ourselves.
Good luck with the subscriptions!
Hi Liberty! I like your content and have found lots of interesting topics through your newsletter. Personally, I feel the subscription cost is high. For example, I subscribe to ArsTechnica for all my tech related news and their annual subscription is $25. I'm guessing they are able to afford that because they have a large subscriber base?
Is there a way I can make a one-time yearly payment of a similar amount? I don't see that as an option when I try to subscribe.