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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Chinese manufacturers will probably takeover consumer ram that most of us use as current manufacturing contracts expire and Samsung SK and micron move all their production to HBM for data centers. Corsair recently released chinese chips bas
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
In the US, Visa and Mastercard control the backend infrastructure, giving them the power to decide who can use their services. This is why we see them blocking legal platforms or creators simply because a corporate board disagrees with what
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
These companies are spending more money than budgets of many countries enough to add 2+% to the US GDP so the amount of loss for if it comes all crashing down will be huge.
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
no we already are going to a world war with the pedophile president and parliament (for some reason people like to pretend he is the only one in the epstein files) being controlled by a mass child murdering prime minister of a racist aparth
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24/7 Renewables Are Ending Fossil Fuel Reliability(forbes.com)
3 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
While these private companies exist and are in it for the profits, they don't control the government, meaning any potential price gouging is strictly regulated. The Chinese government actively prevents private companies from becoming t
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
if they are large corporation owned farms as many small family owned farms are going to go bankrupt in the next 2 years because of the price of fertilizer and diesel and higher interest rate.
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Part of this is a lie high prices for equipment has a lot to do with monopolies in the whole supply chain and one of the major reason I am rooting for China to get parity on node as that would mean it would have been able to break all the m
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
This is the main thing that I keep harping about that human knowledge is too vast today for a person or even a group of people and llm will change that many discoveries that require serendipity in the past will be more likely than ever
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Australia installs 400k home batteries in 10 months for 11.2 GWh(pv-magazine.com)
2 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Most Chinese companies will avoid Nvidia Gpu and as much american tech they can now when it comes to serving AI as now they know it can be stopped any time by the US or maybe even their own government so the risk premium is too high. They m
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
What we need is a deepseek moment in hardware ie China reaching parity on node size that is the only way latest computers let alone latest ai will be available to us in the future otherwise the profit margins will push most production to AI
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
There is really 1 answer for this competition. As it had to face other companies with big pockets from China so was not able to push small players to bankruptcy and take over markets. Is it ironic that China has more competition and has mor
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Amazon's Singapore retreat: Why its US playbook failed in Southeast Asia(channelnewsasia.com)
2 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|1 comments
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
It's real for me as a non coder previously uploading a python script asking it to add this function or that function used to break it now usually it just works at least with Claude and Chat Gpt models. Google Gemini still breaks stuff
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Yes we are in agreement
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
US downing of Iran passenger plane was as much an accident as the triple tap they did of the girls school in Iran recently or the use of nuclear bomb on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in the past when Japan was already surrendering ie it was a terr
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China's Invisible Hand Is Distorting Global Oil Markets – Oilprice.com(oilprice.com)
5 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|1 comments
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Global Energy Flow – Real-Time Energy Intelligence(global-energy-flow.com)
3 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|1 comments
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Car owners the current title changes the meaning
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Are We XLibre Yet? · X11Libre/Xserver Wiki(github.com)
5 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|0 comments
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A Dark-Money Campaign Is Paying Influencers to Frame Chinese AI as a Threat(wired.com)
2 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
People because of the past 10-20 years of free money have seem to forgotten what commercialization actually means. Ie a profitable product until the the product or service is able to make at least its running costs back it cant be considere
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Lol some of these western arm chair analysts actually need to visit China.
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Tesla has been out competed in Batteries, EV's and Robots so this is his new move. He did something similar with his solar panel company put it inside Tesla and then it has almost disappeared from the news. He puts the AI company insid
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
So my question does it work with Alzheimer's.?
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
Well under this administration even if you believe in DEI best not have it written anywhere
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
And my point is Ai is a tool people will adjust it to what they like over time so people Hate Ai Art today would be the more accurate statement. You need to qualify your statement
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by xbmcuser 5mo ago
This is just cope over time you won't be able to tell if an image is Ai generated, human coded or the way things are going real pictures or video. As Ai at the end of the day is a tool if people don't like the output they keep cha
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Tesla's 4680 battery cells are underperforming and frustrating buyers – Electrek(electrek.co)
7 points by xbmcuser 5mo ago|0 comments

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