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by bgnn 2y ago
IHP is excitinybut their PDK is horrible compared to major fabs like TSMC or GF. Anyone using it for products hate it.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Luckily there's the rest of the world.
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by bgnn 2y ago
So, supporting far right in all EU countries and being friends with Putin is what Washington is saying what US should do?
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by bgnn 2y ago
It's not only battery technology. I'm in chip design and they are dominating academic research in this area for the last 5-6 years, together with Korea and Taiwan. It's 70% China now and their research is good.
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by bgnn 2y ago
It is extremely hard to design a modem like this. Just the ADCs and DACs you need are like 2-3 year development and 1-2 year testing before going into production.
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by bgnn 2y ago
What you are talking abyis gök/kök tengri (lit. sky god). There are other gods in Turkic/Mongolic pantheon, like ülgen/ulgan, yer tengri (earth god).
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by bgnn 2y ago
Why brain implants? Did we exhaust cheaper human/machine interfaces, like voice control?
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by bgnn 2y ago
Yeah the power consumption scales, to first order, with Vdd^2 (square of power supply voltage) but performance scales with Vdd. Though you cannot simply reduce the Vdd and clock rate and do more pipelining etc to gain back the performance.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Collapse oc the DDR smd Soviet Union maybe?
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by bgnn 2y ago
With artificially high Nvidia GPU costs it could very well be feasible.
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by bgnn 2y ago
That's definitely reading the situation totally wrong. This so called arms race is only in western minds. It would be stupid to not think about this possibility and its consequences of course but this is the most illogical option by Ch
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by bgnn 2y ago
They do deliver the RF part, the customer design the DSP themselves, often by just writing the RTL but letting a 3rd party ASIC design services company to do the physical design. eFPGAs aren't popular, but for a good reason. One can ad
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by bgnn 2y ago
Analog in general is failing to attract new talent.
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by bgnn 2y ago
These don't make sense for high volume. They are competing with ADI data converters + FPGA combo on PCBs, which are expensive. Comparable ADI ADCs are 10k+ usd/SKU. Unfortunately for these applications cost and compactness might n
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by bgnn 2y ago
If you genuinely want to know: read Karl Marx.
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by bgnn 2y ago
To me this proves that LLMs are hallucinating. None of these have any depth and most of the stuff it says are absurd.
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by bgnn 2y ago
With the amount of billionaires increasing, I'd think more people than Concorde had pay for civil supersonic.
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by bgnn 2y ago
yeah so 2 passwords would do the same trick then? In my mind the email is the second worst 2FA since it's used for registering everywhere on the web and more prone to be compromised. Phone number is the worst.
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by bgnn 2y ago
why is this safer than requiring 2 master passwords. at the end an email account is accessible via a password.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Why should they invest in Nvidia now instead of investing companies which can capitalize on the applications of AI. Also, why not invest in AMD or Intel bur Nvidia till now: Because Nvidia had the moat and there was a race to buy as much GP
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by bgnn 2y ago
And in this case it's heavily capitalized open source, which scares the techbros.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Robotics? Chip design? With a physics sinulator connected to it, it can come up with a design to achieve certain function.
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by bgnn 2y ago
I'm not sure why. They are doing honest work and publishing it. If they are faking it, it will be known. Whereas what's Sam doing? Announcing a non-existing 500 billion dollar investment with the president, while all AI companies
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by bgnn 2y ago
does this apply to genocide too?
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by bgnn 2y ago
This is missing the historical context completely. One cannot expect China to be 4x productive ehole its socio-economic development level is like 50s-60s of USA. Their population is still mostly peasants. This applies even more to India.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Not that hard for China since they have hired a lot of TSMC top emgineers, like the head of TSMC finfet program. TSMC seems to treat them like dirt while they are treated like superstars in China. Main deficiency they have is in the litho m
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by bgnn 2y ago
This totally makes sense, since Nvidia and ASML alike had hugely inflated market cap. This is more of a return to normal.
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by bgnn 2y ago
I have a similar expectation: not working for any military tech and supporting genocide (with tech or association). It's so disappointing to see how many people don't mind working on weapons.
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by bgnn 2y ago
He did not. He renamed it as New Rome. The name Constantinopolis came after him. It was often just referred as polis. The name Istanbul is derived from "eis tan polis" (to the city) used as a common phrase during Byzantian times.
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by bgnn 2y ago
This here reminds me a bubble in the making. Like South Sea Bubble to be precise.

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