I work with some people from China and they told me that their is a Chinese meme (or was a few months ago) going around calling trump the ‘great savior of china’ or something similar, poking fun at how his rampant, indiscriminate worldwide xenophobia is boosting China’s economy whereas it was previously plateauing/slumping.
This is the kind of discourse I am here for
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yea this isn’t a news article, its an advertisement. Its an ad directed at venture capitalists with money to burn, specifically. Its not for you or me. They want someone to invest a bunch of money, then they take that money and spend it and declare bankrupcty of the company but they pay themselves off first. The ownerof hollywood reporter is probably invested already.
I’m running an rtx 4070 on mint-cinnamon. Works great. I know that’s a different GPU but just sharing that nvidia drivers + mint are working just fine for me.
They were nazis before the genocide and conquest
hm. Maybe i’ll try a dual wield tank buillll…aaaaaaaaaaand imma stealth archer.
Can you provide an example where “Most people … choose the non-human one because its significantly cheaper to the consumer of the product/service.”
Now you’ve got me reading the wikipedia page on Zen 5 and 6 instead of working 👍
I was reading recently about how Nvidia gpu familes (i.e. the RTX 40xx series) all use the same architecture, but are separated by the number of defects on the board (as all nanofab-made electronics have a certain amount of defects). They are placed into different ‘bins’ that have certain ranges of defective components, but the functionality as a gpu is still fine. I imagine that other companies do this too, and with other electronics besides gpus. Also as mentioned in another comment, ‘2nm’ is a marketing term and does not indicate the actual size of the transistors. My point being: this may not result in larger supply of currently available electronics that use different architectures (4nm, 5nm process, etc). It is more likely to be a move to prepare facilities for next-gen electronics. I don’t know about specific companies intentions to move to ‘2nm’ processes for their products or how easy that actually is, though, so it would be a case by case check.
I imagine they’re referencing the 2008 precedence, although that was banks. But these tech companies are now ‘worth more’ than the banks so they may be considered ‘too big to fail’. Wiki entry for 2008 bailout: Bailout Link