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Shipping .unwrap() to prod speaks ill of their engineering culture. Quality is a process not a checkbox.

With tiktok, they're now in streaming.

People are not and cannot be rational actors in the market owing to imperfect knowledge. Externalities are common.

The carrier gives you a subsidized price on the phone and then you pay for it as part of the service bill. If you can unlock it you could switch to a cheaper carrier. None of this should be allowed of course. Phones should always be unlockable.

Every low end IoT box made in china will be 'encouraged' to use CXMT aided by state subsidies. This will shrink the market for market price DRAM. When the AI bubble pops DRAM makers will discover the importance of diversification.

What a disaster for Micron. Having a consumer facing brand is 'crucial' for brand awareness. Micron is the smallest of the big 3 in DRAM and the only one in America. They're going to be swallowed up and replaced by CXMT.

What will it take to blacklist oracle from government contracts?

If apple wanted to show that they have good hardware they wouldn't gimp the iPad pro with iOS. They really don't care.

Google is killing ChromeOS.

In other news, 500 million PCs declined to 'upgrade' to 11.

Dual sourcing keeps prices low.

That's the only way the bubble hasn't popped yet.

AI regulation should wait until after the crash. That way AI can be regulated for what it does and not the fever dream pushed by marketers.

"Everything is gambling now"

The crude composition defines a range of possible products, not exactly ratios. Longer chain hydrocarbons are also cracked to yield more light products.

You get slightly better mpg on premium, just not enough to justify the cost.

There's 9 bits in an ECC byte.

Lots of low end android boxes use cxmt ddr4.

Oil and gas suppliers have several products: gas, diesel, jet a, propane, naptha, asphalt etc.

It would be helpful to tell users that it's just a model producing mathematically probable tokens but that would go against the AI marketing.

Because the poster was referring to promotion, of which elon was much more successful than the actual founders.

If you're discussing products sure. But what incentive is there to manipulate discussing the rust language? It's free.

It wouldn't be difficult to improve Russia. Just the kelptocracy makes it impossible. "Why go to the moon when we have craters (potholes) here in samara" -some kid on tiktok.

It was so successful that they took over the FBI.

Tenet is a good example that they don't pay for specific words to be said, they pay to amplify outlets who are already saying what they want amplified.

Agitprop cannot create divisions whole cloth, they can only amplify and inflame extant divisions.

Most of the problem here is not gray zone warfare but just modern wow gold farmers engagement baiting for a $5 payout.

Moving to Russia is an extreme outlier. These people exist but there's only a dozen or so. Numbers are not much different than the late Soviet era. In the 1920s thousands of Americans moved to Russia to build communism. Many also came back disillusioned, or died in a gulag.

On the other hand there's hundreds of thousands of diaspora Russians, and they're very pro russian. Richard Spencer's ex wife is a good example of this. Overall this is a much bigger impact than the dozen converts or a few thousand half hearted Harper's.

Obviously before the war Russia was less publicly objectionable. In Syria everyone just hated ISIS.

The /pol/ effect is nostalgia for worlds that no longer exist and we're not personally experienced. It's political flavored nostalgia instead of Pokémon collecting.

In terms of American twitter Russiagate and making Russia a red/blue partisan issue has been the most disastrous. It's simple contrarianism.

The internet has created low intentionality people.

Niche subjects are much nicer because there's often no incentive to manipulate.