Recent content by sygreenblum

Yeah, I agree. I'm just waiting for the industry to start using negative numbers. It's about as meaningless as any current naming scheme.

Yeah, I tend to agree except possibly for different reasons. China is still able to get high end kit from back channels and black markets for their important projects. This site had an article dated January 28th about a smuggling operation trying to import 53,000 chips in violation of...

It's apple. People will buy it. I've seen some honest and less than honest reviews of the product. It seems conclusive, it is an impressive device, but currently is pretty limited as far as functionality. If I end up purchasing it, I'm waiting for version 3.11. They still have bugs to work...

Some developer really liked the Batman Tv show is all I can think of.

I'm sure his assistants and handlers wear watches. Of course everyone has a phone on them that has the time but I'm sure I'm missing the point.

This keyboard is actually pretty great. Do to a unrelated injury, I have wrist/hand issues when typing for long periods and this keyboard essentially solved them. Although, much of this can be attributed moving most of the pinky reaching to the thumb keys. If the price is to high or you...

So basically an entirely different chip then the one announced in 2018. Not holding my breath on this one.

That's a fair question. I just read a NY times and MIT article where AI is expected to exceed AC units as the largest single source requiring as much as 21 percent of the grid by 2030, which would likely be higher that projected EV consumption as well. Google AI/data centers already use more...

Doing work at work? What, were you born in the 20th century or something?

It's possible but yuck. Reminds me of Transmeta. Given Apple did a better job when they transitioned to the arm instruction set but they have control of the whole ecosystem and even then it wasn't without its problems and was always a good deal slower than native. I don't think this is...

I highly, highly, highly, doubt it will be anywhere near that time frame. Even if by some miracle that's true, it will still take them time get the machines in working order and to produce enough to ship to Russia, that's simply not going to happen not by 2027, realistically not by 2037 either...

I know. Sorry, if sounded like debating something. That wasn't my intention.

Perhaps but China has never cared about legally purchasing software, or patents and they're really good at stealing tech. I just don't see this genie going back in the bottle.

Without EUV that would by quite a feat.

I'm curious. The designs and documentation are already out in the open and the entire world has access. How exactly do restrict that?