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gruntled-worker
3mo ago
Chip fab locations have traditionally had more political than economic importance. Matrix multiplication chips and RAM have been the recent exception, while TSMC has long been the geopolitical exception. ASML's location only matters to
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3mo ago
I agree with everything you wrote. I'd like to add the pyramid angle. Fancy mansions have always been overpriced. For property prices to grow faster than inflation, the pyramid needed to grow its bottom. Supply restrictionism was the t
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3mo ago
It's more like being regulars at the same bar. It cuts through demos. It's easier here since almost everyone is from elsewhere.
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3mo ago
There's strange kinship and signaling in proximity. It's similar to college degrees. Working in SF - either in person or locally remote - puts people in a separate bin. It's not just signaling. Once people move away the kinsh
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3mo ago
Look at it this way: while the upfront cost to scale up production is huge, prices are now high enough to justify it even if demand is expected to drop abruptly later on. So if you can wait 5 years for your next PC, 1TB RAM might go for w
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3mo ago
This is obviously going to happen. But sub-par and sloppy doctors are a thing too. Medicine has been using semi -intelligent systems for years that were nevertheless found to improve outcomes. We need studies that quantify error rates from
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4mo ago
I'll happily train them for you but I charge by the hour, not by the token. BTW, while we're on the topic. I don't do social media. I occasionally type up a text or post on a technical board. Maybe 98% of my textual interacti
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4mo ago
Are we positively sure that WASM will prove to be more future-proof than 640K MS-DOS or WinXP, or SNES cartridge files for that matter? On 6/23/26 there are a lot of emulators that run these. Will WASM necessarily beat them on 6&#
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The AI layoff wave is becoming a powder keg
(techcrunch.com)
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4mo ago
auto get_xyz_position() -> std::unordered_map<std::string, double *> { ... }
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4mo ago
I like the Andor writing and acting, but the directing has been more hit and miss. Some episodes feel more like reading a chapter from a book than watching a TV show. I wish they grabbed Alex Garcia Lopez, whose two Acolyte episodes are waa
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4mo ago
We are not disassembling, we are assembling in another time direction.
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4mo ago
Not anymore really, at least according to their preference. At a minimum, a capital T will prevent comedic errors like a head full of feathers. https://www.npr.org/2023/01/08/1147704945/the-state-departme
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4mo ago
I expect to have trouble falling asleep just vicariously relating to the noise level there. Awesome project though.
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4mo ago
"Mai" means "never" in Italian. Ain't gonna happen.