Thank you FF.Great post. Worthy of the week before Christmas.
Merry Christmas Hop![]()
Bonus! No need to iron the tablecloth within an inch of its life then. Could someone please inform Rob Telson that we should consider investing in a crushed velvet tablecloth as is befitting such a classy event?Brainchip is cancelling their participation at CES to focus on their Sexpo stand.
Bonus! No need to iron the tablecloth within an inch of its life then. Could someone please inform Rob Telson that we should consider investing in a crushed velvet tablecloth as is befitting such a classy event?
I thought NumPy was Humpty Dumpty's brother. My bad.The MetaTF development environment is an easy-to-use, complete machine learning framework.
Used for the creation, training, and testing of neural networks, supporting the development of systems for Edge AI
on Brainchip’s Akida event domain neural processor. The MetaTF development environment leverages Tensorflow
and Keras for industry-standard neural network development and training and includes the Akida Execution
Engine (chip simulator), data-to-event converters, and a model zoo of pre-trained models. The framework leverages
the Python scripting language and its associated tools and libraries, including Jupyter notebooks and NumPy.
Sorry, Rob isn't available right now.Bonus! No need to iron the tablecloth within an inch of its life then. Could someone please inform Rob Telson that we should consider investing in a crushed velvet tablecloth as is befitting such a classy event?
Absolutely spot on Hopalong ... that is exactly how I work my investing strategy ... always have cash reserves and only buy what you can afford!! and that is where we can all be a bit more patient and wait out these turbulent times in the market that we are all experiencing right now, and reap the rewards when the markets return to positive territory!!“Macro conditions need to turn around.”
They will.
Most economic indicators seem to cycle within certain parameters.
But wishing or banking on the frequency of the occurrence is where I have come a cropper in the past.
Running too close to the wind, without adequate reserves, and so having my actions forced by external influences. Basically gambling.
Accepting that I cannot reliably or accurately predict these phenomena I now ensure that I can wait out periods where the market is against me by controlling my expenditure, establishing and following my budget and living within my adjusted means.
In essence, I live off my reserves, holding and where possible taking advantage of the bargain prices available for sound stocks in well run companies like BRN, that I believe are trading well below their intrinsic and potential value.
As someone famous here has suggested, I’m no longer trying to ‘time the market.’
I have merely established my position and am now calmly and patiently awaiting the market to catch up to my understanding.
I hope (and don’t believe it will take so long), but can comfortably wait another seven years if required and longer still if necessary.
It’s not quite set and forget, I keep my finger on the pulse and frequently run scenario’s and have thought through as many of the what if’s that I can imagine, but these days I’m stressing less regarding the day to day fluctuations.
‘Pantene etc, etc.
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH
WTF?Something tells me I'm not going to make serious coin growing carrots. Thank goodness I've got plan B up my sleeve or in my leprechaun boot, to be precise.
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I think we may continue to have short term pain - I'm talking the macro viewpoint - and perhaps another 10% of US S&P pain. The reason I say this is because I follow a US fund manager who publishes a weekly video and the picture presented is not bullish. His name is Chris Ciovacco and is worth following.Absolutely spot on Hopalong ... that is exactly how I work my investing strategy ... always have cash reserves and only buy what you can afford!! and that is where we can all be a bit more patient and wait out these turbulent times in the market that we are all experiencing right now, and reap the rewards when the markets return to positive territory!!
Our time is Very close!!
GLTAH
Monkeys and typewriters comes to mind when amongst this jumble of words we find the base wisdom that underpins the long term visionary Brainchip holders:One for the Toyota believer's.......(everyone lol?)
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Toyota Venture’s Chris Abshire on Generative AI
Chris Abshire, senior associate at Toyota Ventures, explains how Foundation Models set the stage for generative AI tools and their ability to complete cognitively-demanding and creative tasks.www.terranova.co
Great news just the tonic leading into Christmas.Picking my little guy up.Apparently everything went well.
Picking my little guy up.Apparently everything went well.
Awesome ...Picking my little guy up.Apparently everything went well.
Picking my little guy up.Apparently everything went well.
If brainchip is in such demand why can't they increase there royalty payment percentage, or does that come with Akida 2 & 3Monkeys and typewriters comes to mind when amongst this jumble of words we find the base wisdom that underpins the long term visionary Brainchip holders:
“People don't always think far enough out in terms of future applications of breakthrough technologies.
Chris Abshire”
How true it is some will never get tech investing.
The share price of the right tech is the last consideration because if you have chosen the right tech the market will come as it clearly has and is to Brainchip’s AKIDA Science Fiction BEAST.
When the major competitor of a companies technology comes hat in hand and asks to partner even my old mate Blind Freddie is impressed as the calculated 3 to 5 year lead was clearly a very conservative lead as a company like Intel could just throw money at Loihi and bridge the gap. Even WANCAs know that unless the technology is leading to a dead end.
Partnering with Brainchip signals they know they have technology issues that money just cannot fix.
Annoyingly Blind Freddie has stolen my analogy concerning Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar having patented the straight line and by buying out JAST they have blown up the bridge behind them that others might have tried to use to catch up.
One thing Blind Freddie and I agree on is that a sensible investor enquiring about Brainchip would ask about the technology and customer engagements before even thinking about what is the present share price.
If the Tech company does not have the Technology or the validation of partnerships it is going to be expensive at any price.
Announcing Intel’s validation of AKIDA IP by partnering with Brainchip should have anyone betting against Brainchip wondering if the pressure they are feeling is stress or an impending cardiac arrest.
I can even see them turning up here in the week before Christmas spreading their vile messages in the hope that their children will never find out what they were doing that was more important than helping wrap presents.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA