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cbozeman
6y ago
Imagine a race of ultra-advanced aliens were to give us technology that keeps us not only alive indefinitely, but robust and healthy, without disease. Just that one piece of technology. Not even weird weapons like antimatter bombs, etc. Do
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cbozeman
6y ago
Intel will never become fabless. They made the wrong bet on the type of technology to reduce transistor size and they overestimated what their engineers would be capable of creating and doing, but that won't last forever. There's
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cbozeman
6y ago
The only problem with this, is that its fairly well-known by industry insiders that Apple has TSMC's entire 5nm production locked up for a significant portion of this year, maybe even the entire year. M1 is just the beginning. New Axx
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cbozeman
6y ago
Save yourself the clicks and the reading folks. I've seen shit like this in every field... "Books every historian should have read." "Books every English professor should have read." "Books every psychoneuroend
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cbozeman
6y ago
Ah, I see your arguments a lot more clearly now, and I agree with many of the points you've made. To address your final points, because I think they're the most salient, yes, we need to move away from "free" services, an
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cbozeman
6y ago
>> why should society care that Taylor Swift gets more views on TikTok vs her personal website? Because I know what the motive of TaylorSwift.com is. Its to promote Taylor Swift. I don't have to question it, I don't have to
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cbozeman
6y ago
I have a Parler account. I've known about PinePhone, Librem 5, and other variants since their inceptions. I've jailbroken myriad devices for years. I don't know where this idea you have that there aren't technical people
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cbozeman
6y ago
The idea of China wanting an open source platform like GitHub is akin to Adolf Hitler starting The Nazi Center for Jewish Appreciation & Cultural Enrichment.
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cbozeman
6y ago
This was a well-written article, but I don't think it came from someone with a deep understanding of semiconductor technology and fabrication. Intel hasn't lost to Apple and AMD because they employ idiots, or because of their shit
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cbozeman
6y ago
I think it'll be a good thing when people stop worrying about process node technology and start worrying about performance and power usage. Intel's 14nm chips are already competitive with AMD's (TSMC's, really) 7nm chips
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cbozeman
6y ago
On the subject of GamerGate - you know The Zoe Post is still online right? On the subject of this, this is about ethics in epidemiology. We can't allow politicians to falsify data because the data doesn't support their political
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cbozeman
6y ago
You can't see someone catch COVID-19. You can't see someone infected with COVID-19. You can see someone drink a beer. You can see someone acting as though they were drunk. You can't have a free society without assumin
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cbozeman
6y ago
Vietnam created a technosolutionist fix, it was also implemented widely with government backing. It did also work. And now its being used by police to crack down on specific groups and individuals that the government doesn't particular
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cbozeman
6y ago
Because its winner-take-all in this research, not "winner-take-some". Andrew Yang talked about this and why breaking up Big Tech won't work. No one wants to use the second best search engine. The second best search engine is
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cbozeman
6y ago
Most people are not smart enough to do this, and even if they are, they don't have enough time in their day.
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cbozeman
6y ago
Uh, is it just me, or does that sound like a hell of a lot of hardware for a site with only 15,000,000 registered users and an average of 2,300,000 active ones?
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cbozeman
6y ago
Why would an AI researcher need to be an expert programmer? Furthermore, why would an AI researcher need to have intricate understandings of the inner workings of modern CPUs? Lex is not a software engineer. Lex is not an electrical enginee
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cbozeman
6y ago
Based on what. Lay out your case. Anyone can make a "hot take". Not anyone can back it up.
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cbozeman
6y ago
Your initial idea is still correct though, the crunch for space at TSMC is truly awful.
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cbozeman
6y ago
Reading this, I can only assume you want to be one of those people that Ubuntu targeted years ago, who can plug their phone into a dock and have the same power as top-tier desktop computer. Otherwise, I don't really see the point. Ever
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cbozeman
6y ago
I completely disagree with your post, but I'm utterly intrigued on how you got there. My experience of Reddit is that it is extremely left-wing. I would even go so far as to say rabidly so. YouTube seems more 'anti-woke' th
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cbozeman
6y ago
I thought Parler tailored their site's pitch for be for people who didn't want to be restricted on their speech? That's what it seemed like when I signed up for Parler. Many of my friends signed up. There was never hateful or
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cbozeman
6y ago
Its going to be okay. This whole "Just make your own Twitter!", "Just make your own datacenter!", "Just make your own payment processor!" is exactly what will eventually happen. I think we might be seeing the s
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cbozeman
6y ago
This is fucking fantastic... its truly Orwellian to gaslight people into thinking they're using "Orwellian" incorrectly. When what all these people really mean, but obviously can't say, is, "We didn't think we
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cbozeman
6y ago
I basically just base my worldview on the fact that everyone is ultimately self-serving and selfish. Hasn't failed me yet. :)
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cbozeman
6y ago
It was one of the "scan a planet" type side mission things. I just remember that that particular planet didn't have much of an atmosphere, so it wasn't good for dumping excess heat from ships.
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cbozeman
6y ago
Mass Effect taught me this. I miss old school BioWare.
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cbozeman
6y ago
Dumb terminals everywhere. A huge upgrade of high-speed infrastructure across the US since everyone will need high throughput and low latency. Subscriptions will arise first, as people fucking love predictable monthly revenue - and by peopl
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cbozeman
6y ago
LOL, Yeah like all the open-source software that drives 95% of the Internet? If this could be done, it would have been done already.
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cbozeman
6y ago
I'm fine with that... if they can prove it. They have to release stats that show what percentage of customers called in with a custom firmware and how long it took the techs to solve their issue . I guaran-fucking-tee you someone sm
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