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Micron CEO says low-price push by customers fueled the memory shortage(neowin.net)
33 points by datakan 4mo ago|19 comments
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by datakan 4mo ago
Sanjay Mehrotra said the industry suffered from low prices, leaving companies with insufficient funds to expand production.
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by datakan 4mo ago
I'm so sick of Anthropics usage caps and how their model devours tokens.
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by datakan 4mo ago
Both at the same time. I don't see how putting all our eggs in a single basket benefits us.
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by datakan 4mo ago
the other half goes into Gavin's pocket
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by datakan 4mo ago
Literacy and cursive have nothing to do with each other.
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by datakan 4mo ago
> Knowing how to write cursive is a useful skill No, it's not. At all
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by datakan 4mo ago
Seems pretty clear to me that he's a full blown sociopath. I know it's bad form to diagnose people online but the guy basically prides himself on it and makes no attempt to hide it. He just doesn't view others as human being.
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by datakan 4mo ago
The fear porn around this all has been horrible. I work in Cybersecurity and Mythos is all the vendors will talk about because they want to sell something. It started the day of the announcement which is what told me it was all BS. They had
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by datakan 4mo ago
Cursive is only useful for fountain pens. It was a sign of its times and is totally pointless and even counterproductive today. I get really sick of people exclaiming how important cursive is today when everyone types and everything is prin
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by datakan 4mo ago
Can only hope. Anthropics usage caps are horrible
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by datakan 4mo ago
He literally said "It's the rolling release cycle" he is not correct
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by datakan 4mo ago
Hey.com email does this minus the blocking of html/css. You basically thumps up or thump down a sender and they either go away forever or you happily trust what comes from them. It's been hit or miss on some stuff for me and I hat
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by datakan 4mo ago
The AUR has absolutely nothing to do with the rolling release cycle
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by datakan 4mo ago
> I'm actually more surprised that such compromise hasn't happened earlier. This is like the 3rd or 4th time. It's been ongoing and persistent for the last 2 years with frequent AUR downtime as a result. The AUR should be
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by datakan 5mo ago
The week before they released Mythos to governments they had all their source code stolen. It's all about improving their image and creating propoganda.
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by datakan 5mo ago
300 years ago when I was in high school I had a friend choose to go the HVAC trade school route instead of college. He chose the hardest school in the country where they did most things manually so that students understood how things work.
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by datakan 5mo ago
> Sometimes I wonder what the desktop landscape would look like today if that branch of software gained wider adoption in the free software communities. :-) It's derived from GNUStep which was from NeXstep who Apple bought. OSX and
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by datakan 5mo ago
My first love was WindowMaker :)
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by datakan 5mo ago
They aren't dropping X11, they are only dropping it in their new login manager. Change the login manager and it will continue to work fine for now.
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by datakan 5mo ago
I remember when it first came out. Very impressive at the time. I was never a fan though personally, I always hated the look of KDE. I used it recently on CachyOS for fun and it worked great, just not for me visually. I'm glad it exist
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by datakan 5mo ago
I recently canceled my Claude subscription. The token costs are outrageous. I maxed my 5 hour limit with a single request. If they fix that I'll reconsider but as things sit today Claude is a pig that's just not worth the cost.
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by datakan 5mo ago
Tribalism at it's worst. It's like the Coke and Pepsi comparisons from years past.
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by datakan 5mo ago
> Mass layoffs and starvation are a problem society needs to solve collectively. Very much disagree with this. This is capitalizing the profits and socializing the debts. They do not get to profit off of the suffering of others without r
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by datakan 5mo ago
This is great food for thought, thank you
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by datakan 5mo ago
What makes you think prices will drop? Everyone I’ve spoken to believes they will only skyrocket. Genuinely curious
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by datakan 5mo ago
The closer people live to the consequences of their decisions the more rational they become. Until leaders(and I use that term loosely) are held accountable, the insanity will continue.
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by datakan 5mo ago
It’s not coercion. You’re free to not use it, or alternatively do what these folks did, write your own. Coercion would be forcing people to use it through some mechanism, which clearly isn’t possible with GPL.
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by datakan 5mo ago
Not always no and to your example with cars we've seen the results as upticks in roadrage. The car is treated as a safe little bubble and the other cars aren't people, they are just cars and what you do and say to them doesn'
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by datakan 5mo ago
I was thinking the other day about animals in their natural habitat versus in captivity. Remove a gorilla from its jungle and stick it in a small zoo enclosure and it tends to go insane at worst, at best depression sets in. With orcas their

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