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by readitalready 6mo ago
I'm OK with it. You're supposed to destroy countries that are committing genocide. And Trump is doing that for us without us even firing a shot. And I really do believe Trump wants to destroy the US, as his base are not aligned wi
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by readitalready 6mo ago
This kind of thing would be great if we could have large local models sometime in the future.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
I do but my days in the fab taught me that you do NOT want people to do this, considering the extremely dangerous chemicals involved. People have died changing EMPTY tanks of phosphine gas used for doping… and HF acid used for etch is anoth
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Backyard semiconductor production is pretty similar to backyard barbecue. Lots of heating, smoking (diffusion), injecting (ion implant), and layering..
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by readitalready 6mo ago
I only buy free-range artisanal DRAM at the DRAM farmer's market.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
What a lot of these discussions are missing is that designer labels aren't high-quality either, especially newer brands. A lot of the newer brands take time to learn from their experience to ramp up quality, from materials to stitching
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Since we're talking about something completely different, what about food? Did every analyst predict people would want food?
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by readitalready 6mo ago
lol no. There are probably 50-100 million potential customers. The rural farmer in India isn't going to buy Starlink.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
There really aren't that many people around the world that would make Starlink profitable in the long run. Only about 1% of the global population are farmers, so that already limits your market. And the moment a village is formed, the
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by readitalready 6mo ago
ok but that just makes Starlink even more unprofitable, as now you're limited by the number of customers. The moment these people incorporate into a village, it becomes more profitable to build a fiber connection. Fiber will eventually
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by readitalready 6mo ago
The only real viable long-term business model for these constellations are for the military or other socialized use. They are completely unprofitable otherwise. Eventually even Starlink will lose money, as more and more rural regions around
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Why ask South Korean instead of North Korea?
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by readitalready 6mo ago
rogue nations such as North Korea Is North Korea really a "rogue nation" anymore? What does that even mean when the US, which is currently led by a convicted felon, is literally and unapologetically stealing resources from place
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by readitalready 6mo ago
I ended up writing a linter/validator that checks the AI-generated code for everything, including user interface style guidelines and preferences (not necessarily for hard errors)
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by readitalready 6mo ago
This is a really huge and a fundamental flaw in AI-driven design. AI-driven design is completely inconsistent. If you re-ran an AI generated layout, even with the same prompt, the output for a user interface will look completely different b
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by readitalready 6mo ago
No, the same $200 plan is still there. They hid it behind the $100 click-through. This just adds a $100 plan that's 1/4 the usage of the $200 plan..
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Can you imagine how much better and happier the world would be without Israel? Like, half the wars since Israel's founding wouldn't have happened... they really are a cancer on the world.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Government could sanction Israel like they did to Iran.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Yah my Claude Code agents run a ton of Python and bash scripts. You're probably missing out on a lot of tool use cases without full tool use through POSIX compatibility.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
A lot of government would be improved by making elected positions be very specific roles. Why are we deciding military strategy from a guy that was elected to fix labor rights? Should the same guy running the school system also be in charge
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by readitalready 6mo ago
> You find it hard to believe that the regime that hangs women from a crane in the square for not wearing the hijab would not do this? When you just make things up like this, it causes people to ignore everything else you say.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
Great. Glad you agree that it was Mossad that was responsible for all the civilian deaths during the violent Iranian insurrection, and not the Iranian government. I think we can all agree that the Iranian government are the good guys and th
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by readitalready 6mo ago
>I don't think I have the skillset and personality that would me allow to rise to the top of the hierarchy in a brutal totalitarian regime built on religious fanaticism. This is about whether you would shut down the internet or not,
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by readitalready 6mo ago
You'd ban the internet too if you had a foreign military using it to communicate with armed insurrectionists. Yes, specifically you. YOU would do that too. War changes rules of a country.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
No, there aren't independent sources for that estimate, and we do not even know if it is close to that. That number was simply made up and comes from Iran International, a Mossad-funded Pahlavist site. Additionally, the Iranian governm
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by readitalready 6mo ago
I honestly do see Trump just declaring he lost. "These Iranians put up a good fight and we weren't prepared." or something to that effect. He's been known to acknowledge defeat, like his complete 180 when Mamdani won.
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by readitalready 6mo ago
It's done in a military court of a far-right theocratic government that doesn't believe in a Democracy, and is in fact attacking other Democracies like Lebanon and Iran. They don't even bother having fair trials. So it's
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by readitalready 7mo ago
I still have some of the 88000 reference manuals, and it was really my first introduction to RISC architecture, and I thought it was great. But I never figured out why companies like Apple never chose it for their CPU?
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by readitalready 7mo ago
I think for AMD, they were focused on competing against Intel. Remember AMD was almost bankrupt about 15 years ago because of competing against Intel. But the very first GPU use for AI was actually with an ATI/AMD GPU, not an Nvidia on
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by readitalready 7mo ago
I'm purely talking in terms of revenue. There's a huge demand for AI systems from personal workstations to datacenter servers, and Apple was one of the few companies in the world in a position to build complete systems for it. But

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