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Apple Seeks to Buy Chinese-Made Memory Chips by Lobbying US(bloomberg.com)
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by ksec 4mo ago
Oh this is such a great analogy. Thank You.
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"BSD with Patents" and "BSD-2-Clause Plus Patent" Are Not the Same (2019)(writing.kemitchell.com)
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by ksec 4mo ago
I agree. I seriously doubt making that an option would stop people moving to Apple or Linux especially with MacBook Neo and Steam Machine. Windows has much bigger problem than telemetry and advertisement. But both of these products would on
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by ksec 4mo ago
In the old days, these different OS would have separate teams and all trying to work on what is best for their own products. Be it mac, iPad, iPhone or what hardware it is. The foundation may share resources, but everything else was tailo
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by ksec 4mo ago
It was even better before 2017. I used to describe iPhone being an Appliance, with some smart function added to it. Android was a PC trying to made into a Phone form factor and act like an appliance. It was that simplicity of iPhone that wa
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by ksec 4mo ago
>I do myself a favor and always avoid Oracle and MySql/MariaDB. So what's wrong with MySQL or MariaDB?
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by ksec 4mo ago
>I'm very far left myself, I know it is now an internet meme, but those who considered themselves far left 10 years ago would no be a moderate.
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by ksec 4mo ago
>without being witch-hunted I still remember in 2013 to 2021 when this was happening in the US and wider internet on twitter and reddit. A lot of people in Europe / AUS / NZ thought it was some soup opera made up by the interne
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by ksec 4mo ago
Not exactly sure what point you are trying to get across.
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by ksec 4mo ago
I am not looking a NAS replacement or NAS storage of my digital files. I am looking for replacement of Blu-Ray.
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by ksec 4mo ago
>The most costly of the megaprojects involves a commitment by Samsung and SK Hynix of $585 billion to build new chip fabrication plants..... The government’s goal is to double South Korea’s production of dynamic random-access memory (DRA
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by ksec 4mo ago
Depends. Still bottlenecked by ASML I would assume. Otherwise the current record holder TSMC manage to bring up a Fab operation and HVM in less than 18 months. Of course that requires a lot of planning before hand.
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by ksec 4mo ago
There were plenty of other DRAM manufacture before them as well. But the Boom and bust cycle wipe out those who weren't big enough or adequately prepared. Nearly every single DRAM cycle we go through the same thing. People are saying m
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by ksec 4mo ago
We have so many of these discussions on HN already. Buy vs Rent. Digital vs Physical Ownership, Privacy etc. Yes we all have an opinion on that. I am more interested in a physical media that can keep its data for 80+ years, 500GB+, half th
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x86 AI Compute Extensions (Ace) Specification [pdf](x86ecosystem.org)
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The Unity Asset Store is ditching publishers based in China and Hong Kong(gamedeveloper.com)
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by ksec 4mo ago
Similar thoughts as well. But also want to add Rust being a complex language is now greatly helped by AI as well. I think there still a long way to go before the final version of Zig. I am increasingly thinking 0.17 and 0.18 won't even
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by ksec 4mo ago
On a similar scale, if I am paying 35% more for the plus on music, I expect the same for movies around $15 or up to $18.
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by ksec 4mo ago
If history is any guidelines that would be how World War III starts. There is nothing that stops US from building their own Memory Fabs, or asking / funding Micron building more US Fabs. It will cost a more, but the complexity is certa
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by ksec 4mo ago
>It’s made outside of the US using non-American tooling. Depends if US can demand ASML which uses plenty of US tech inside. In reality even the DRAM and NAND supply chain has plenty of US technologies. And you say Micron are US but they
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by ksec 4mo ago
It isn't like OPEC and oil where you can turn on and off bumping out from the ground. The most expensive foundry / fab isn't the leading edge, it is the "empty" ones. You can't have a fab sitting idle.
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by ksec 4mo ago
There is a minimum amount of production volume for it to fit the price equation. If the market doesn't have that demand, it is fundamentally no different to CRT. Otherwise they could continue to make DDR4 at a higher cost and sold at a
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Imagine Telling Someone in 1999(twitter.com)
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Free The Icons: Apple should end their prohibition on shapes in macOS app icons(weblog.rogueamoeba.com)
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by ksec 4mo ago
This is a typical guardian writing which does not actually reflect the business of restaurants. Rent and Staffing cost are fixed / operational, and half of the energy cost as well since you will need to turn light and fan on regardless
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by ksec 4mo ago
> I suspect that Samsung,TSMC have something similar and doesn't talk about it. They do, just not as hyped up as Intel. TSMC will have it after 20A. Either 18A or 14A. GAA was supposed to be in 3nm but didn't happen due to mult
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by ksec 4mo ago
>AND basically no play I'm the hyperscalar market. I do wish they have Xserve back, or a Mac Pro that is Rack Based and support multiple node with M6 Ultra. The Hyperscaler market is so large along with AI their old business case of
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by ksec 4mo ago
I am so glad this finally get mentioned and at least upvoted on HN. Many are taking hardware improvements and cheap pricing as granted. Not to mention a lot of these price hikes will need to major improvements in the coming years that were
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The abundant but expensive energy source that's under your feet(bbc.com)
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