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For all his faults, I do feel for Jensen. He built this thing from an absolute scratch. He had a lot of luck on the way, from crypto to CUDA. And who can forget his spat with Jobs all those years ago.
> "And who can forget his spat with Jobs all those years ago."

Apparently I am able to, what was that?

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Nvidia eventually had a spat with just about any corporation it has ever worked with. Their only partnership that stood the test of time is probably Nintendo.
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He worked at Dennys in Portland for a while, so... He can always lean on that experience if needed.
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This is undoubtedly the most painful professional moment in his career which has been almost entirely Nvidia.
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> I do feel for Jensen

Why? He caused this. He chose to have affairs with a spy and a subordinate. Now he has to deal with the consequences.

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I feel for his wife, personally
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> He built this thing from an absolute scratch.

Pretty sure all those nVidia employees over the years had a bigger hand in building it.

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I, too, feel for the billionaire adulterer.
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That’s a strange argument. His wife owns half of these dollars, so no one should feel for her as well?

(I personally don’t care about Jensen. I just don’t think that “people don’t deserve sympathy because they are billionaires” makes any sense.)

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