joe_mamba

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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
How do you design the drone using 30nm chips in the fist place? Also, in that case, manufacturing capacity is what counts and EU lacks that too.
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
Smartphones(apple and google) make a lot of money, money which you need to finance the war with Russia. And the non-Apple, non-Google smartphone, like Korea and China have, create the backbone of supply chain electronics that enable the Kor
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
> the consumers can use yesteryear's hardware just fine, Eu can't make yesterday's HW either. Nor HW form yester-dacde.
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>Novo Nordisk making 75% of its profits on selling weight loss drugs to overweight Americans is indirectly good for the bloc because money is generally useful The highest margin businesses in EU run on US IP made in Taiwan. How is that
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>Yes, the cutting edge is very nice, but any laptop past 2016 is useable for the average person. Except, it's the cutting edge that makes more money than making HW from 2016. And EU would definitely like to make more money rather
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
Ah man, too bad you spent half your comment thumping your chest and dissing others, just to flex on your incomplete semi knowledge, because if you would have just stayed humble when explaining things without throwing accusations, you'd
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>It's why, for instance, ASML's next generation research lithography machine is currently being installed in upstate New York and not somewhere in the Netherlands. Or more likely because there's already a semi fab in ups
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>The former have more profit, the latter are more important. That's a massive contradiction stemming from ignorance, based your skewed and subjective definition of what's more important. With more money from selling the forme
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>You do not need a 2nm processor to [...] drop a missile on someone's head, make 10 million parts in a factory, or fly a plane. What a silly argument. You DO NEED those 2nm CPUs and GPUs to run the CAD and CAE work to design an e
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>Heck, the only countries with Gallium Nitride fabrication capabilities and knowhow are the US, China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Germany, and India. So basically all major industrial powers? In which case I don't get the use of
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
And 3nm CPUs, GPUs, phone SoCs don't have "real world impact"? One could say they have an even bigger real world impact.
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by joe_mamba 3mo ago
>Also suitable for keeping an economy functioning The (western) economy runs on sub 7nm phone, laptop and datacenter chips on which the white collar workforce produces value. Those are the ones that are also the most profitable since t
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
> It just seems like they have nobody there that knows what a good game is Because they hired the wrong people based on the wrong criteria. They don't hire gamers, they hire yes-men and activists[1] that agree with their own eco c
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
I can't wait for China to launch a Fable-like model for 20% the cost and bomb Anthropic
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
> I like change for the better and not the other kinds so much. I think you missed my point. I never said people should like change for the worst, my point was the change for the worst is often inevitable in the world, and the issue I
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Because a lot of electric grids are too old to handle the increased load. Well maybe we can cool ourselves with gas/oil burning air conditioners like in winter. >with the assumption that we'll build more as we make more
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Except the hate is coming from Europeans not americans as they're the ones suffering from lack of AC.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>The downside is that it doesn’t look pretty most of the time Neither does Paris with all those white hoses coming out of the windows and windows with tin foil glued to them. At least the Bulgarians have the sanest and most energy effi
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Because when it's "free" healthcare you get what you pay for.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
The thing is, reality doesn't care what you'd rather have, it simply happens with or without your consent. And burying your head in the sand doesn't change anything. The right attitude for change is to see how you can get to
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
What you're saying is EU can't be friends with the US because of Trump but is still dependent on the US, it can't be friends with Russia because of Ukraine, and it can't be friends with China but is still dependent on it
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>It will collapse and take a big chunk of the US economy with it. I got news for you. If the US economy goes down, EU goes down with it, just like in 2009.
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>It is not automatically progress. Irrelevant. The world changes for better and for worse, whether you want to or not, and you can only ignore it and piss against the wind so long before you get wet. Ignoring, resisting or opposing glo
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Let's not let facts stand in the way of some good ol anti-Trump FUD
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>no one is a slave who has to stay there That's like saying not everyone who finds themselves homeless must stay homeless, as if they can just choose to go buy a house. >I spent my first 30 years in that group and worked my wa
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Respect
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Insane. Can I ask how you live like this? Is it a income issue or a statement? I'm from a developing country and I had a 2010 dual core Celeron notebook with 4GB DDR3 and I found it unusable in 2016-2018. Can't imagine still havin
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>but the whole point is the goal of society isn't GDP Then why are people(westerners mostly) bullying Japan for stagnant GPD growth and refusing mass migration to boost their GDP?
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
Here's what I found asking AI: US Household Wealth Distribution (Q1 2026, Fed DFA) Group | Share of US Total Net Worth ------------|------------------------- Top 0.1% | 14.4% Top 1% | 31.6% Top 10% | 67
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by joe_mamba 4mo ago
>Here in Sweden I can walk to work. That's you. but nobody In Sweden drives to work? I see walking to work as an relative to each individual and their job lcoatiopna dn circumstance of where they live, not a country related thing.

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