I like to build things. Idealist. Here for humor, science, tech, and finance. I’d rather be in my garden.
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Per NVIDIA's 2026 SEC filings, Lori Huang is a co-trustee of:
• Huang Living Trust-528.5M shares
• Huang 2012 Irrevocable Trust-31.4M
• Huang Irrevocable Remainder Trust-109M
• Four TARG LLCs (via Living Trust)-73.3M
That’s 742.3 million NVIDIA shares associated with trusts where she holds fiduciary authority, plus 58.7 million shares held by a charitable foundation on whose board she serves.
She doesn’t personally own all those shares, but the potential financial leverage is extraordinary.
Hell hath no fury like a scorned woman. Go get ’em, gurl. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
The espionage/national security concerns have been discussed at length on here, but there’s another culture war angle to this story.
What bothers me most about the tradwife/manosphere shilling on this app is how casually men dismiss women’s collective experience as feminist propaganda. Women didn’t invent the importance of financial independence because they hate men. They learned it from watching what happened to other women.
Jensen Huang’s wife will be fine financially. Millions of women in similar situations aren’t. Women need their own careers, financial independence, or at least a nest egg. Not men performing online telling them they’ve been psyopped into wanting those things. Some of us love our careers. Some of us don’t. Either way, we’d like to be able to survive a man’s decisions without having our lives ruined.
Breaking News: Nvidia opened an investigation into Jensen Huang, its CEO, after he acknowledged to the company’s board that he had been intimate with a business executive who U.S. intelligence determined to be a Chinese spy. nyti.ms/3ViPMAt
Since everyone on fintwit is flexing their financial brilliance, thought I’d join in and let y’all know I’m poorer on paper than I was last week and still feel pretty good about myself.
Mornin ☀️
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The deer in my yard and I have reached a level of familiarity where they are entirely unbothered by my presence.
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My central interpretation of the election is that Americans aren’t necessarily moving left. They’re becoming increasingly hostile toward anything that threatens their ability to live an ordinary, stable, self-directed life.
And Democrats would be wise to remember this. There was a visceral reaction to swinging the pendulum too far left, and it can just as easily swing back. People don’t like censorship, government overreach, ideological purity tests, identity politics, selective outrage, moral superiority, performative activism, or compassion without common sense/accountability. They don’t like being lectured, shamed, or told what they’re allowed to think. And they don’t like corruption, hypocrisy, or authoritarianism, regardless of which party is responsible.
I think we have some genuinely tumultuous years ahead, particularly with AI(and I love technology). Both parties have shown authoritarian tendencies, and that’s especially concerning as we approach what could be an unprecedented disruption of the labor market. Even if the most optimistic predictions about AI come true, we’re still looking at potentially dramatic workforce transitions, driven largely by the speed of technological change. Millions of people will need retraining in a remarkably short period of time, and we have nowhere near the infrastructure to support that.
Meanwhile, it’s increasingly difficult to imagine where genuinely centrist leadership emerges in a society that rewards extremes. Social media amplifies outrage, political discourse becomes more polarized, and nuance is treated almost like a character flaw.
If the years since COVID have taught us anything, it’s how quickly institutions, social norms, and our sense of stability can deteriorate. Now we’re entering a technological transformation that could happen even faster.
And what concerns me most isn’t the technology itself. It’s the prospect of navigating that transformation with increasingly authoritarian politics, deeply divided institutions, and a population that’s already exhausted.
Just had an impromptu astrology reading & apparently all of my problems can be solved by purchasing an archery set & practicing twice a week.
Glad we got to the bottom of that.
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Hey @elonmusk @Safety @Support are explicit threats of gun violence against users permitted on X?
The account below posted a detailed shooting threat, subsequently deleted it, and continues threatening to “expose”anonymous users(myself included).
Oh, and the account also sells paid trading subscriptions, if anyone’s interested. Quite the business model….
My favorite houseguest. Currently teaching her the delicate art of Monday morning breakfast in bed, with a little work sprinkled here and there. 👶🏻💕
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It’s 6:07 am on November 1st, and a very intrusive thought has entered my mind.
Is it time to start decorating for Christmas?
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