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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Oh look, you named 4 areas where ARM development has already peaked. Hyperscalers are already looking to evolve from ARM in the near future, just look at how much attention Ventana got at RISC-V Summit. M1/M2 are Apple ecosystem specif
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
If great success to you is that they put the M1 and M2 in a tower, I don't know what to tell you. Intel, AMD, and the x86 industrial complex don't care in the slightest what instruction set your Mac runs
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
In my experience talking to semiconductors folks, ARM is just not a concern anymore. The future is RISC-V, and ARM is already being seen as legacy tech. ARM's progress in the server space has stalled, the ARM Windows ecosystem is dead,
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Between 2010 and 2018, no country in the Eurozone increased their GDP per capita by 1% or more annually. Finland and Italy both experienced negative GDP per capita growth. The actual reality is that Europe is the single most economically st
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Yeah I've been hip to the web novel stuff for the last 5 years. The stuff has an absolute death grip on Chinese fiction, and some of it is really quite spectacular. On a whole I consider it to be a very Chinese development, but some ti
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Yeah I agree with you on all the way down to the very foundational fiber of my being. Luckily though Japanese publishers will at most just add webtoons on top of their current operations and that will be that. Jpop still more or less exactl
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
You used the word humiliating, which I found so strong I had to check the numbers myself. They are every bit as shocking as you made it sound. Yet another area of Japanese culture that Korea/China has been able to just take minor steps
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
If you don't mind answering, I'm really curious how much cash you were offering up front and what the page count you were commissioning was. Been talking to some art consultancies recently and I'm curious to how your experien
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4y ago
I apologize if this comes off as aggressive, but all four of your points are totally wrong and I am sick of seeing these ideas parroted all over HN. 1. Google does not have a solid track record of killing things. IF you actually go through
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Thank you so much for linking this; this video is incredible.
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Can you name a single video game that this has ever happened to? There isn't even a hint of truth to what you said
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/7/7/lithiums-insane-c... I think it is pretty clear that your position is simply incorrect. If it was so easy to acquire Lithium why has the price increased so dram
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Would you mind explaining the managers part of your comment?
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
PIA continues to prove in court over and over again that they do not keep traffic logs. The extreme fear mongering over Kape has never been backed up by any evidence other than "they used to do bad things under their previous managemen
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
PIA has proven in court multiple times that they don't log. Everyone in this post worrying about Kape is probably not using their vpns for anything illegal in their jurisdiction, and are just obsessed with "privacy"
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
Thank you for sharing your piece! It really resonated with me.
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
This sounds pretty good in principle, but I feel like Marine Le Pen and her voters should not be given this power, and that is enough for me to say no one should have it.
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BlueTankEngine
4y ago
I think there most certainly is something to run to. Lower taxes, less regulations to comply with, state-level offices willing to get on the phone and make things happen to bring innovative businesses to the state, lower cost of living, bet
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5y ago
I would say the main argument of the article is that the US Military Industrial Complex is corrupt and that the taxpayer is getting scammed by corrupt procurement officials into paying for things they don't need. I feel like this is pr
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5y ago
This article is a malicious misrepresentation of the facts. https://www.flightglobal.com/fixed-wing/boeing-delivers-14-k... Is this tanker program 7 years late in delivery? Yes. But Boeing has eaten the entire $5 Billi
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BlueTankEngine
5y ago
That is left-wing accelerationism, not liberal-accelerationism or right-wing accelerationism. Important distinction cause they are completely different.
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BlueTankEngine
5y ago
Pretty sure the OP is right, not sure about Taiwan Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/04/why-intel-tsmc-are -building-water-dependent-chip-plants-in-arizona.html
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BlueTankEngine
5y ago
If a highly-skilled individual wants to amass the most monetary wealth possible, which geographies do you think would be better than the USA and why?
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BlueTankEngine
5y ago
I would be very interested in hearing more about what changed your outlook.
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5y ago
This study is based on data from the college students of the early 1990s, and previous works in the field use data from 1980's college students. I think your claim might have been true 2 decades ago, but now? I highly doubt it....
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BlueTankEngine
6y ago
This is a super cool story, thank you so much for taking the time to type this out!