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ObviousHumanGPT
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Comment #34943570
ChatGPT and it's future variants completely automates propaganda production. And by enabling the creation of an unlimited on demand stream of fact free opinions targeted to the ind…
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Comment #34920287
No one is going to use UDP to bug a room. They're going to encode the audio over prerecorded noise and broadcast on 500/600mhz, i.e pretend it's a stage microphone that a musician …
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Comment #34908651
"but in the other thread the guy says you can get everything you need for 5nm from Alibaba" You sure can if all you want to print is one 100mm wafer per month. Multi-beam tools tha…
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Comment #34894738
I'd imagine all of the low power binned chiplets are going into EPYC and sold at multiples of desktop prices.
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Comment #34858634
I don't want to call out certain antisocial twits by name. The 350 mile LFP car is probably already in production in a Shanghai factory if you can still stomach giving him money...…
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Comment #34858461
JB Straubel's (Tesla cofounder) new company Redwood Materials has developed a pyro-metallurgical and hydro-metallurgical process to separate most of the valuable materials. Dunno a…
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Comment #34858160
Yeah, half of the Kimberley is Ni-Cu sulfides. We've got hundreds of billions of tonnes of the stuff. Stick a shovel anywhere. With the exception of the Mount Gunson Copper Mine in…
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Comment #34858078
CATL's 210Wh/kg LMFP cells are already in volume production for a major automotive customer. I would expect that customer to disclose shipping product in a March investor event.
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Comment #34858029
New NCA and NCMA batteries are using less than a tenth of the cobalt of old NCA chemistries in old Tesla and Nissan Leaf vehicles, and more than half of electric vehicles being bui…
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Comment #34854081
Supply alone. Due to it's climate, national parks and beaches, Sydney is one of the most desirable cities on the planet. As a result this has lead to sustained and very high (3% ye…
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Comment #34831640
Back in the 200x's Sydney had a pretty amazing centrally fulfilled online grocery delivery service called Shopfast that offered next day delivery for orders before 5pm. https://www…
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Comment #34830597
Money is being thrown at Silicon Valley by clueless pension and sovereign wealth funds and the Softbank guy. This irrational exuberance started around the Windows 95 launch when ba…