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Nvidia Halos 1 month ago

How else are you supposed to counter all the danger transistors?

Hot take here, but personally I feel they should safety assess the danger transistors, reducing the need for so many safety transistors.

Wild speculation here obviously, but it could be a regulation play--there's a lot of potential legislation that would regulate what you can legally 3D print, which would warrant a system to be the age-verification equivalent for 3D printing.

Haunted Paper Toys 3 months ago

Cool thanks! I can finally put a name to the phenomena I've been wondering about since I was a child.

In a perfect world sure but in the real world if a processor catches something they will disable your processing and freeze any funds while making it a nightmare to remedy, so you really want them doing as little as possible.

If it's truly down to 20:1 I think you need to start looking at what other variables in your life are keeping that number down and maybe have a conversation about it. Poor circle of friends match, poor scheduling, some personality flaw that you can work on etc.

This is not true at all. Corporate loan rates are generally pretty damn high, only exceptionally can they borrow for low rates.

Are these companies going to banks and applying for a loan? I'd think they are privately backed and invested in.

After the Bubble 8 months ago

I'd argue the crypto bubble did pop.

Bitcoin/crypto doesn't have earnings reports, but many crypto-adjacent companies have crashed down to earth. It would have been worse but regulation, or sometimes lack thereof, stopped them from going public so the bleeding was limited.