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🚨 A GUY BOUGHT A $4,000 NVIDIA BOX AND TURNED IT INTO A CASH MACHINE. It sits on his desk. Smaller than a coffee machine. Most people would walk past it and never think twice. Inside? AI workloads running 24/7. Companies rent the compute. He collects the checks. Reportedly...

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