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Every time I see SemiAccurate I remember their love for AMD and their constant, unending hate for Nvidia: https://semiaccurate.com/2009/10/01/nvidia-fakes-fermi
by tapoxi 8y ago
Every time I see SemiAccurate I remember their love for AMD and their constant, unending hate for Nvidia: https://semiaccurate.com/2009/10/01/nvidia-fakes-fermi-boards-gtc/ https://semiaccurate.com/2009/10/01/nvidia-fakes-fermi-board...
I don't have any dog in this fight, SA is just a terrible news source.
- nv-vn 8y agoBut they were right in that case... I know it's a biased source but I've seen a lot of accurate info there in the past
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- wmf 8y agoThey don't like Intel or Nvidia, but their facts tend to be mostly accurate. I wouldn't listen to any of their financial or market-share predictions since the market has remarkable inertia that disconnects it from technical factors.
- sixothree 8y agoThe article has a lot of boasting about their exclusive scoop. That and their annoyingly watermarked images.
- sizeofchar 8y agoThey started using watermarks this way when their news were plagiarized some 5 years ago by even big sites such as WCCFTech, Tom’s and others. It is ugly but understandable, they are independent, don’t live on ads, aren’t invited for most events and barely receive pre-release hardware for reviews.
- dman 8y agoIt might feel one sided, but I think SemiAccurate is one of the few places remaining doing old fashioned journalism (ie pursuing sources and gathering information from the real world). Most other tech news websites have devolved into wrapping up marketing materials from tech companies into "reviews".
- m_mueller 8y agoCalling Jensen “Dear Leader” though? Did I catch that right? If you have good info why resort to tasteless and frankly racist language?
- pellucide 8y agoIt is semi-accurate after all.
- ksec 8y ago>SA is just a terrible news source. Yes and does not belong to HN.