Production being sold out doesn't mean anything when there are no commercial entities left to actually pay the bill.
carmo55
joined 1 year ago
I was under the impression that the underlying memory chips are the ones we have a shortage of, and HBM is just one way to package them?
Who do you think is going to be buying DRAM at the current prices in 2027?
Before the bubble, there used to be oversupply of DRAM leading to price fixing scandals, that's what will eventually happen again.
The best pen for math notes is the cheapest ballpoint you can find at your grocerie store.
Gel smears too much and you're going to be loaning pens to classmates so just keep a stack of cheap pens.
How have you used AI in this project?
(we should standardise AI disclaimers in FOSS software like we do in science)
The percentage is the wrong problem and regularing app stores is the exact opposite of what android and iphone really need, which is an unrestricted experience of using alternative app stores.
1440p 170hz is an enormous difference compared to 1080p 60hz. Especially in something like Path of Exile, where you're reading a lot of small text, the resolution is very meaningful. If you've tried high refresh rate, 60hz feels unbearable afterwards, it's massive.
The problem lies moreso in unoptimised AAA slop games which use all your GPU for shitty graphics.
Yes, he's clearly not against the war but against the losing of the war.
Why is adoption a thing in this way though? People compare AUR to github which seems very apt, but on Github no-one can come and take over the URL of an abandoned repo for rhemselves, if someone wants to start maintaining and the old owner is MIA, they have to make a fork. Why doesn't AUR work the same way but instead allows anyone to take over any abandoned project with no checks?
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Funny, I have the exact opposite reaction. I can see myself using the fork fine, but its so unclear where the knife's handle ends and blade begins.