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Synthea API: Create Synthetic Medical Records as a Service
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Who buys custom chips and why?
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Who Buys Custom Silicon?
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Open Source Silicon: the RedHat model works for chip design
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How do you build a semiconductor company on something that's free?
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How do you build a company on something that's free? Daniel Schultz, founder of aesc silicon explains.
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1. This was a contributing factor for sure. 2. Antitrust investigations were covered in the talk. 3. This definitely spurred US production and development for sure. But are these stereotypes or just contributing factors?
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I've never heard that theory before, that we had the best electricity production?
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Why are these lazy stereotypes?
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Robots We Saw at Kazakhstan's AI Conference
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Adding the Youtube video of the talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJUJztMrUxk
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Why were semiconductors invented in the USA? [YouTube]
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The video version of a talk I gave here in Almaty a few weeks ago. The written blog was shared earlier on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47937611
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This is such a great business idea.
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No because of Russian trolls.
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Never heard of this, what does this refer to?
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Is this any different than Europe, Asia?
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No, this is false. Many of the people mentioned were born here. Chang came because of education and stayed because of communist oppression and lack of opportunity at home. As racist as Texas was at the time, it was still better than going
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I don’t follow your logic. There were racists in America, many. Some went to go fight to free Europe, and behaved racist there. So therefore we should not be proud of inventing the semiconductor? Did I follow your correctly here?
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Our immigration policy has always been reactionary and counter productive to our interest. Yet people still want to come. Why?
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Thanks, it’s a valid question. And certainly semiconductors is an international game at this point, I make that clear at the end of the talk. Once the engineering was established, we were quick to take the production abroad. But the 0-1 m
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Thank you! And Schottky was a good catch, and there are a few European scientists I’m not paying appropriate homage to, for sure. I had to cut a lot to get this down to a 30 minute talk, to native Kazakh speakers, so I definitely tightened
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Is this some sort of ai indicator now?
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Brilliant. I knew there had to be a solution somewhere.
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Find a friend that works at ASML?
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Spot on!
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This is an interesting point of view. I had read elsewhere the idea that the technology was moving so fast, copying was almost useless (this was in regards to why the SSR's did NOT get very far in semiconductor design . . . their stra
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ASML's Best Selling Product Isn't What You Think It Is
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How Semiconductors Were Made in America
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How semiconductors were made in the USA
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