>>107574912
>Fucking yanks
That's master to you, boy.

>>107574116
>even using taiwan specialist it will take alteast 10 year from now to start having inhouse production of 7nm
Realistically, I think 5-6.
Ofc. In 5-6 years, expect china to be laughing at 7nm.

>>107574249
>>NOOOO AMERICA IS BULLYING POOR CHINA SOMEONE HELP
Thing is. It's not just china.
When someone you've had long term good relations with is thinking: Yeah, maybe I stand with china
You probably fucked up.

>however he's too incompetent to understand that this isn't effective
You're too incompetent to understand there's no way this actually works out 'good' for you. Even if the 'the rest of the world joins in'.

You've not done the math on what it'll cost to spin up the manufacturing base - which is all planned to be dark factories, btw, so moar jeets and no jerbs - and what that'll do to the costs? Including the cost of establishing and operating supply chains.

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>>107565349
This will only increase Chinese manufacturing, by driving them to become more and more independent from the evil globalist system.

>>107576842
And then China will invade Taiwan on 2027, which will result in more sanctions cutting the West off from even more of the supply.

>>107565349
Oh good. Surely this will solve the shortages.
Is he incapable of doing anything that might even accidentally benefit the people of his country or what?

>>107575008
I feel sad looking at these keyboards. Living in Argentina seems painful

Mx blacks unlubed are disgustingly scratchy

>>107576650
Spring swap them (lubed springs) and film them. It rounds up the experience.

>>107576727
NTA but lubing cherry's can only help so much.

>>107562388
What does this even do?

>>107573733
Man, this is the actual use case for this that I want. I'd kill for some local scraping and data filtering.

>>107572668
who the fuck asked them for this? who keeps telling them that this is a good idea?
on the other hand, why are you guys assuming the "AI" will be a remote one and not local?

>>107572676
How exactly does an AI browser, of which many already existing, and the Internet fool

>>107572668
it's all so tiresome

we must shut down the machine that makes you kill yourself

>>107576436
We do have those, xilinx sells them, we use them where I work. They plug into a PCI(e) slot like a GPU. You can also by development board with a general-purpose ARM cpu with an FPGA soldered onto it.

>>107564660
>It's a rack of modern Intel or AMD CPUs worth of work per second.
ok, let's see you give it the same general purpose workload that those Intel/AMD CPUs could handle

>>107576482
It's an entirely different computer, not designed for that.

How about this - make an Intel/AMD CPU run ANYTHING that fast. You can't.

>>107576527
so whats the usecase

Damn. Intel and AMD and other chipmakers could be making chips a million times faster, BUT they don't want to use FORTH microcode. Oh well.

>>107576703
>Why do you think this?
because it gives you a compile time guarantee that you will not change its value by mistake. saying "just don't fuck up" is not an argument.
>make it into a new function
now that is more complicated for little benefit. the lambda makes it compact and inline. all the code stays within your view.

I am sick of seeing this NOT BLOOD RELATED in the catalog

>>107576531
write the code you want. optimizers only do a limited amount of work. when the function is small, they can figure out how to turn the code you wrote into the code you want. as the function grows, the amount of work required goes up, until it crosses a threshold beyond which the optimizer gives up. and performance goes to the shitter. so write code that is as close as possible to what you expect the optimizer to gen. deviations should only be for extremely local things. eg you don't have to write your divs by a constant as muls and shifts, the optimizer can always figure that out. but if the constant gets passes a million times as a variable assume the optimizer won't be able to figure out it's a constant and act accordingly.

I have a private EC2 instance that can ping a NAT instance, but not the internet.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? My route tables all look correct.

>>107576750
Then it sounds like you know enough to not ask /g/ for advice.

>>107575949
If it's a more modern PC then you should use IoT LTSC 2024.

>>107575831
>>107575711
Chris Titus Windows utility will stop it.

>>107575986
I'd say most collection tools like that have some option somewhere to turn off Windows Update or postpone it fully.

Is it really impossible to have a good HDR experience with W10?

>>107576807
MS have focused all the work on getting HDR working on 11.

>>>/vr/

For me, it was being asked to look something up in the instruction manual.

>>107575300
>>107575674

dont wanna solve captchas? need a 4chan pass? read this.


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>>107575300
I'm old enough that I was able to pass this copy protection ..

>>107572998
>in my CUNT they only sell pod systems
Import.

>you can't mix weed oil and nic oil
You *can*.
I wouldn't. I *really* wouldn't. But you can.
You can put milk into the toaster. It doesn't make it clever.

>because every manufacturer is going full apple
It's a thing. After haing it proven to them, they hopping on. Can't say I blame 'em.
As previous mentioned, I'm not. Until I find something as universally compatible as the 510 thread at least.
My 'mod' takes a replaceable battery. It's nowhere near latest gen, but that shit still made. Different model name, slightly different shape, full panel OLED touchscreen, but same shit. Eats 18650's or 21700's.

>>107573008
exactly, the carts have to be separated. the coils/wick suitable for one are not suitable for the other. you COULD mix them but do you really want to gum up your nic vape/flood your thc vape?

>>107573112
>Import.
wtf im cured

j/k when my current uwell retard device finally dies, i'm just gonna hit up digikey and build one

vaping is gay but i have no reason to quit. i have enough coil, cotton and nicotine to last me several lifetimes. i just buy flavors and pg / vg once a year. batteries once every 5 years or so.

>>107539213
I miss dab rigs, but my puffco is just way more convenient

>>107573151
>i'm just gonna hit up digikey and build one
Let me know how it turns out.

>>107543848
It doesn't. They have projections of being profitable in a decade. It's a circus.

>>107576268
>But that's how big things take off
Not really. Most "big things" operating today were either profitable/breaking even early on or bootstrapped without massive external investment.

>>107576495
It took 14 years for amazon to be profitable.

>>107576530
To be fair it had a very humble beginning and the world was a whole different place when it began.

>>107576268
It is sometimes.
Other times it collapses. And it's never been this bad

he cured my virginity

>>107571842
micro$oft also charges per user/device accessing a windows server
on top of the windows 11 loicense that the user needs

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>>107572236
Kind of yes and no. It was good that open sores could host there, but recently, github became rapid$h4r3 for anything, including normie and vermin stuff.

>>107573596
Not even Ms themselves care about as devops. 204 was all about git, and all their materials are about migrating out of devops. I think it's even on a feature freeze too

>>107571842
>>107571842
That's your problem if you use a closed source tool like GitHub, even if it's self-hosted, there's certain code designed to make you pay for it. If it's self-hosted like Gitlab or Gitea, that's a different story.

>>107572236
Kek, microsoft employees inverting the entire history. No problem. I won’t be the only one

>>107571842
wew lad
and our company had just moved on to github actions. Can't see the economy guys accepting that shit

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>>107575883
cuck license

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>>107576540
>the jews hate BSD
Good enough reason to switch right there.

>>107576617
>most of 4chans content is brain dead 17 year olds and israeli scripts copy/pasting the shitposts of the aforementioned 17 year olds
your point?

This is exactly the shit im talking about, mismatched icons, retarded broken shit.

Linux just cannot work properly, even icon themes dont work properly

>>107575534
why do you have to "set things up yourself" and why can't it just work?

>>107576167
I can try to patch anything on Slackware, the rest are not necessarily maintainable for me

>>107575435
sucks to suck I guess.
I'm new to Linux and I can't get enough. I'm having a blast testing things, trying distros and having fun in general. All while still being able to do my daily stuff.
To me all of your complains seem like a teenager rant without any real weight behind them. Just "waah waah stuff isn't exactly how I'm dreaming them waah" then make your own, fucker! This is Linux, you can literally make whatever you want.

>>107575752
Linux is good for specific use cases but is a dogshit general-purpose OS. Why won't people admit this?

>>107560487
So this is essentially DOGE for white people.

>>107575177
Only third worlders (see Nigeria) kill Christians. In first world countries, Christians kill you

>>107560487
The US STILL has a WAR department?

>>107575581

The Virginia Silence says otherwise.

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>>107574770
w-what...?

>>107572366
what about floorp? i remember hearing about it when asking for alternative browsers alongside librewolf and ungoogled chromium

>>107569491
More transgender ideology?

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>>107569491
He looks like Tobias Fünke.

>>107574766
Nope, thats a wrap too.
Librewolf devs aren't stripping out the ai sloppa from upstream.