Developer reflects on Nvidia monopoly and Huang fallout: respect built, trust broken
stablequan · x · 2026-11-12
A longtime Nvidia watcher weighs in on the turmoil around Jensen Huang: he never liked Nvidia's monopoly — dating back to his gaming days — but doesn't enjoy seeing anyone pushed out of their life's work, and gives Huang credit for what he built.
Still, he draws a hard line: you can't trust someone who has already broken company policy, and who knows what else they would do. The post captures the divided sentiment in the developer community — resentment of the monopoly mixed with sympathy for the founder.
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