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I think you're quoting me there with "I am an accountant not a techie" but that post will have been days or weeks old. I can't seem to find it now.

There are plenty of people out there that have had plenty of hard knocks in their life and through the constant effort of fighting an uphill battle will learn to live with a 'victim mentality'. The below passage is an amazing example of this and there are many people that feel this way, whether deep down or at the surface level:

"I have never been right about anything else in my life. I never manage to buy a winning scratchie or lotto ticket. The car I bought last year was a lemon. The plumber ripped me off. I am a failure so how can I have got this right."

It's so sad that there are businesses out there that know this and will feed on it. Even sadder that the people who can't afford to be lured into this sort of strategy are the ones that usually are.

It can be a very cruel and unforgiving world.

Silver linings, at least our world is semi-civilized unlike the animal kingdom where it is literally kill-or-be-killed on a daily basis to survive. For those that haven't seen the "Nature is Metal" instagram account, check it out: https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/?next=/natureismetal/

Very eye opening as to the benefits of having a civilized society.
Yes a civilised society does not thrive on a ‘conflict model’ and ‘negativity for negativity’s sake’.

What is happening in the Ukraine is an exemplar of what you get when these two emotions rule.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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BOB Bank of Brainchip
No didn't help!! :ROFLMAO: I'll check in with my mate Google 🤪 cheers
What happened to the Newtown Jets?


Established in 1908, Newtown were one of the founding members of the New South Wales Rugby Football League. They competed continuously in the NSWRFL premiership until their departure in 1983, the first reduction in the League since 1937.
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Newtown Jets.
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Wooden spoons7 (1925, 1928, 1939, 1968, 1976, 1977, 1978)
Found them! didn't have a good run in the late 70's and departed 39 years ago!! , that's why the name didn't ring any bells ;)
 
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What happened to the Newtown Jets?


Established in 1908, Newtown were one of the founding members of the New South Wales Rugby Football League. They competed continuously in the NSWRFL premiership until their departure in 1983, the first reduction in the League since 1937.
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Newtown Jets.
Club information
Wooden spoons7 (1925, 1928, 1939, 1968, 1976, 1977, 1978)
Found them! didn't have a good run in the late 70's and departed 39 years ago!! , that's why the name didn't ring any bells ;)
The marketing demographics were against them. All the old diehard supporters did not have the $$ to make the club an attractive proposition.

Singo owned the club for a while, and the halfback, Paul Hayward, was jailed in Thailand for drug running.

A lot of tradition was jettisoned in that era because of the marketing imperative.

The Balmain Tigers wed the Western Sydney Magpies and the Dragons had a shotgun wedding with their southern cousins to make room for Brisbane, Melbourne, NZ, and Canberra.

All the teams are now named after their mascots instead of their districts, and you can't teach an old dog ... .
 
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The marketing demographics were against them. All the old diehard supporters did not have the $$ to make the club an attractive proposition.

Singo owned the club for a while, and the halfback, Paul Hayward, was jailed in Thailand for drug running.

A lot of tradition was jettisoned in that era because of the marketing imperative.

The Balmain Tigers wed the Western Sydney Magpies and the Dragons had a shotgun wedding with their southern cousins to make room for Brisbane, Melbourne, NZ, and Canberra.

All the teams are now named after their mascots instead of their districts, and you can't teach an old dog ... .
Thanks for the informative insight Dio ...
 
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This is a callout to engineering types and those with beaucoup spare time. I was skimming NASA's State of the Art report on small spacecraft tech, Oct '21...


...and found interesting references to Renesas, Vorago, and Ibeos, who have rad-tolerant edge-based processors for sale which sound pretty sweet. Also, what might this flexible tech that can 'enable the design of an adaptive comms system' be?

Highlights:

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Ibeos link (ref 42):



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I glossed over most of the 376p report. I could use more eyes...
 
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The marketing demographics were against them. All the old diehard supporters did not have the $$ to make the club an attractive proposition.

Singo owned the club for a while, and the halfback, Paul Hayward, was jailed in Thailand for drug running.

A lot of tradition was jettisoned in that era because of the marketing imperative.

The Balmain Tigers wed the Western Sydney Magpies and the Dragons had a shotgun wedding with their southern cousins to make room for Brisbane, Melbourne, NZ, and Canberra.

All the teams are now named after their mascots instead of their districts, and you can't teach an old dog ... .
I would like a divorce from the Balmain Tigers...
 
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HopalongPetrovski

I'm Spartacus!
Ok guys...don't shoot the messenger!...

Negative video just released from our old mate at Nanalyze.

I've tried to reply with a couple of reasonable comments regarding the early revenue from Brainchip Studio but they're getting deleted almost straight away. I think it was because I tried to compare our revenue from Studio vs Akida, with Steve Jobs' revenue from selling his volkswagon and calculator to fund the first Apple computer. He obviously didn't see the humour (or reality) in it...;)


Thanx Butcherano for the chuckles. :)

Glad to view this boneheads prognostications.
I retired today on the strength on my Brainchip holdings. :)

Same old bullshit. :)
Not sure why being a "bag holder" is apparently such a bad thing?
Even at the currently depressed price I'm a very happy over 6 bag holder, on average, of Brainchip. :)
Very recently (for a short period) was an even happier 12 bag holder :)
That's between 6 and 12 times what I paid to be a proud owner of Brainchip.
Frankly, I think I'm doing alright. :)
Certainly, that's many multiples of what the "experts" have been earning me in my industry superannuation fund. Averaging around 10% over the last ten years. Thank goodness I was able to direct invest some 20% into our Brainchip when we entered the ASX300.
If I had had the gumption and the foresight to invest what I have put into my super over the years into Brainchip instead, I'd be a billionaire by now. :)
But that's ok Nanalyze.
I'm sure someone, will be happy to pity sell you some stock at $10 a pop, once we're meeting your criteria.
Snooze and lose ya buthead. :)
 
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1Paddle

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Sorry to intrude on the NRL/Newtown discussion (Didn’t Singo fly over to Thailand straight away-I wonder why) but I have a worry about some of the newbies and forgotten soldiers of BRN on the HC site.
Yes everyone is out of it for legitimate reasons, however there is a bit of a concern.
The site-as most will have witnessed- is awash with all sorts of nonsense opinions and videos from the usual suspects; but even more so now.
The problem is there are a few heroic BRN holders (not me, I dont know enough) battling an avalanche of negativity and misinformation over there.
I invested in BRN originally because of the quality of information supplied by the people in HC who are now here. It was a major factor in holding during grim times.
Now I fear that any newbies and those having doubts will fall victim to the siren song of these types running their agendas unfettered.
Is there any way of supplying one post per day with real information over there which at least gives some respite from the constant fear mongering that will possibly affect investor sentiment?
We don’t want The Dean, Shareman et al creating the prevailing narrative and investors leave or potential investors shy away.
Yes it’s the individual investor’s decision but ironically it’s these retail investors who are being duped by the very people who purport to be acting in their interests.
Help is needed over there.
Back to the fox hole. Best I can do is throw in the odd sarcastic comment. Doug Piranha would be proud.
 
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The marketing demographics were against them. All the old diehard supporters did not have the $$ to make the club an attractive proposition.

Singo owned the club for a while, and the halfback, Paul Hayward, was jailed in Thailand for drug running.

A lot of tradition was jettisoned in that era because of the marketing imperative.

The Balmain Tigers wed the Western Sydney Magpies and the Dragons had a shotgun wedding with their southern cousins to make room for Brisbane, Melbourne, NZ, and Canberra.

All the teams are now named after their mascots instead of their districts, and you can't teach an old dog ... .
Yes patience and fortitude do not sit well with a world that requires a throw away society.

It needs merchandising and supporters happy to have a new strip, then a strip for home and away. There is no profit in supporters wearing the grandfathers team scarf for fifty years.

Even better still supporters who switch teams because there favourite player transfers add further liquidity.

There is that liquidity term again.

Is it any wonder holding shares for seven years went out of fashion and all the marketing is directed at trading your way to wealth and paying regular commissions personally or to funds managers.

Even the governments love liquidity.

The more you trade the more GST and if by chance you are in the twenty odd percent who make a profit you pay even more tax.

As I said no one in charge in government, business or sport wants ordinary people to have patience or fortitude as this restricts liquidity.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
 
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HopalongPetrovski

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Hi all,
Thank you to the founders of this forum. It’s great!!
I am a BRN holder and plan to be for the long term. I am relatively new to investing so please forgive my ignorance.
I’ve been trying to find out if any other major companies have offered to buy out BRN thus far.
Does anyone have any insight?
Thanks kindly.
Not that we are aware of thus far, and, due to the fairly tightly held register, it is unlikely to be successful if "hostile" in nature.
Personally, given the hypersonic potential of our company I wouldn't consider anything under $1000 per share. :)
But, I'm here for the long term and am anticipating that Brainchip will be an inter generational dividend paying wealth builder for my extended family, over time.
This is obviously not financial advice, and I am a glass half full kinda guy. :)
 
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Can someone point me to a post or website that gives a comprehensive technical review/paper dealing with Akida? I like to have my friend (IT, ex Google) read up on it. There are too many posts here now and ... I can't see the forrest for trees. I checked already "The Brainchip Story" by Fact Finder or general information dealing with neuromorphic engineering ... and look for something more technical.
 
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1Paddle

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I think they're all broker knobs on HC , they shark in on hot meat...
Yes Frogstar, it’s a bit like going to the once vibrant local pub and the resident bore and sycophants are holding court.
Everyone else has left and ‘Born to be Alive’ is playing.
A sure sign to get out quickly.
 
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Sorry to intrude on the NRL/Newtown discussion (Didn’t Singo fly over to Thailand straight away-I wonder why) but I have a worry about some of the newbies and forgotten soldiers of BRN on the HC site.
Yes everyone is out of it for legitimate reasons, however there is a bit of a concern.
The site-as most will have witnessed- is awash with all sorts of nonsense opinions and videos from the usual suspects; but even more so now.
The problem is there are a few heroic BRN holders (not me, I dont know enough) battling an avalanche of negativity and misinformation over there.
I invested in BRN originally because of the quality of information supplied by the people in HC who are now here. It was a major factor in holding during grim times.
Now I fear that any newbies and those having doubts will fall victim to the siren song of these types running their agendas unfettered.
Is there any way of supplying one post per day with real information over there which at least gives some respite from the constant fear mongering that will possibly affect investor sentiment?
We don’t want The Dean, Shareman et al creating the prevailing narrative and investors leave or potential investors shy away.
Yes it’s the individual investor’s decision but ironically it’s these retail investors who are being duped by the very people who purport to be acting in their interests.
Help is needed over there.
Back to the fox hole. Best I can do is throw in the odd sarcastic comment. Doug Piranha would be proud.
Don't know 1Paddle, I think not.

It is not BRN shareholders' duty to support hotcrapper. And by commenting there, we are supporting hotcrapper - a firm that genuinely tried to spread fear amongst all BRN share holders by various methods.

Most of the guys here are blocked over there anyways, so no going back. Zeebot is doing everything he can do spread the word using various methods, and we are all supporting him.
This forum was started exactly a month ago, and it has grown so much already. As investors we know, compounding effect hasn't even started. The first few are the hardest and word of mouth, sharing articles etc, will bring more investors to the forum.
I have recently messaged atleast 20 people I know and forwarded TSEx links - whether they join the forum or not is one thing, but by spreading awareness and thereby sending that cesspool of a place into oblivion would be a nice side dish.

(btw, to the HC mods who are watching -we love you) 🥰
 
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1Paddle

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Don't know 1Paddle, I think not.

It is not BRN shareholders' duty to support hotcrapper. And by commenting there, we are supporting hotcrapper - a firm that genuinely tried to spread fear amongst all BRN share holders by various methods.

Most of the guys here are blocked over there anyways, so no going back. Zeebot is doing everything he can do spread the word using various methods, and we are all supporting him.
This forum was started exactly a month ago, and it has grown so much already. As investors we know, compounding effect hasn't even started. The first few are the hardest and word of mouth, sharing articles etc, will bring more investors to the forum.
I have recently messaged atleast 20 people I know and forwarded TSEx links - whether they join the forum or not is one thing, but by spreading awareness and thereby sending that cesspool of a place into oblivion would be a nice side dish.

(btw, to the HC mods who are watching -we love you) 🥰
Fair enough BL.
 
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Don't know 1Paddle, I think not.

It is not BRN shareholders' duty to support hotcrapper. And by commenting there, we are supporting hotcrapper - a firm that genuinely tried to spread fear amongst all BRN share holders by various methods.

Most of the guys here are blocked over there anyways, so no going back. Zeebot is doing everything he can do spread the word using various methods, and we are all supporting him.
This forum was started exactly a month ago, and it has grown so much already. As investors we know, compounding effect hasn't even started. The first few are the hardest and word of mouth, sharing articles etc, will bring more investors to the forum.
I have recently messaged atleast 20 people I know and forwarded TSEx links - whether they join the forum or not is one thing, but by spreading awareness and thereby sending that cesspool of a place into oblivion would be a nice side dish.

(btw, to the HC mods who are watching -we love you) 🥰
Haha to funny Crispy, the last line cracked me up
Mothers Day Lol GIF by reactionseditor
 
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Look at the power savings with akida View attachment 1759 View attachment 1760

Can someone point me to a post or website that gives a comprehensive technical review/paper dealing with Akida? I like to have my friend (IT, ex Google) read up on it. There are too many posts here now and ... I can't see the forrest for trees. I checked already "The Brainchip Story" by Fact Finder or general information dealing with neuromorphic engineering ... and look for something more technical.
Hi Berlinforever,

TechGirl posted a comparative performance graph a few pages back.
 
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YLJ

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I'm sure this is not new to many of you here (seems to have been uploaded 2 days ago), but after some search inputs in the forum, I did not get any matching results, so just in case...
I would like to see some case demonstrations on something a little more subtle but that is probably more connected to
sensors than to the chip. Looks like a while since they have uploaded that type of content, so hopefully more to come...
 
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Hi Berlinforever,

TechGirl posted a comparative performance graph a few pages back.
... or you could just take the word of Mercedes, Renesas, Socionext, TSMC, Valeo, MagikEye, Democritus University of Thrace, MegaChips ...
 
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Sorry to intrude on the NRL/Newtown discussion (Didn’t Singo fly over to Thailand straight away-I wonder why) but I have a worry about some of the newbies and forgotten soldiers of BRN on the HC site.
Yes everyone is out of it for legitimate reasons, however there is a bit of a concern.
The site-as most will have witnessed- is awash with all sorts of nonsense opinions and videos from the usual suspects; but even more so now.
The problem is there are a few heroic BRN holders (not me, I dont know enough) battling an avalanche of negativity and misinformation over there.
I invested in BRN originally because of the quality of information supplied by the people in HC who are now here. It was a major factor in holding during grim times.
Now I fear that any newbies and those having doubts will fall victim to the siren song of these types running their agendas unfettered.
Is there any way of supplying one post per day with real information over there which at least gives some respite from the constant fear mongering that will possibly affect investor sentiment?
We don’t want The Dean, Shareman et al creating the prevailing narrative and investors leave or potential investors shy away.
Yes it’s the individual investor’s decision but ironically it’s these retail investors who are being duped by the very people who purport to be acting in their interests.
Help is needed over there.
Back to the fox hole. Best I can do is throw in the odd sarcastic comment. Doug Piranha would be proud.
The problem is Paddle, those few, in the past many, actual thought they were heroic but are actually part of the problem. If you ignore trolls they go away. What all the heroic holders were actually doing by replying was creating a target rich environment for trolls. And didn't the trolls love it. If those few heroic posters still left stopped directly replying to the trolls eg engaging them, they'll soon disappear because all the fun has gone.
 
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