Comment by smallmancontrov
9 hours ago
No, it's really not. Do you have a war chest to drag out a legal battle and the ability to bankrupt your landlord by withholding payment? The rules are different at this scale, and "you can't enforce a contract if the attempt will bankrupt you" is only one of the possible games.
Here's another one: pay a supplier to cripple their deployment. Suddenly it's the neocloud's fault for failing to deliver, not your fault for failing to pay.
Did we all forget how Sam Altman turned a non-profit into a for-profit? Do we think he'll bring less sociopathy to this battle?
> Do you have a war chest to drag out a legal battle and the ability to bankrupt your landlord
Their war chest is not sufficiently larger than the hyperscalers, Broadcom or PE financiers like BlackRock.
You're delusional lmao.
Default is default.
E.g. Capital leases are treated as debt.
Stop posting nonsense.