I was just going to ask the same question. I like that tech companies are pushing but I also wonder how far is to far.

Does it really matter past 200 Hz?

It is obvious he does not care about the little guy, only rich cucks who shower him with gifts and adulation. The little guy is not going to make him richer.

Am I the only who sees this as useless waste of resources?

Can you buy puts that expire 2 years out?

I like the hospital analogy. I was picturing it like selling your car for gas money but I like yours better.

They're still reeling from the CHIPS act rug pull, they put a lot of their liquidity into spinning up their new fabs and now that Trump has put in effect frozen parts of that funding I would venture to guess they are putting a lot of their own money into the project which spooking investors

cutting R&D as a CPU vendor is like a hospital selling its MRI machines to cover payroll.

From a 6900k selling for $1089 with zero competition to firing employees. Intel you done goofed

Man Intel is cooked.

Jeez you make one or two tiny little mistakes in the future and people always have to remind me of the DoTi any chance they get...

Do you want the department of temporal investigations on your ass? Because that's how you get DoTI on your ass

Can it be used as a tv or phone?
Or maybe to travel back?

That's an amazing amount of hardware crammed into a tiny wearable.

LoRa, NFC, wifi, Bluetooth/BLE, haptics, IMU, NPU, mic, speaker, touchscreen, 32GB sd-card slot, and USB-C.

Love that SNES inspired theme on the box

It's not exactly the same as the pirate box, but very similar ideas. I will check out the fork.

Just something I threw together for a road trip, its cheaper than running a standard media server on normal hardware or a raspi, and does just the bare minimum for me and the guys to get entertainment on the road. Basically the same thing that most airlines use for inflight entertainment these days.

My goal was to keep it small and cheap (its also my first time working with one of these things) but I am almost done the big fancy polish update which will add much better file type support, and can even do higher quality HD video now, well soon in like a day or two when I post it lol. I am also working on a raspi 2w version for it though since the ARM board have some useful features!

I hadn't seen pirate box when I put it together, but someone recently forked my project to literally reserect piratebox! check it out on the github under forks.

Or the fact that is 100% welfare money

I hope Samsung's sales go down as the news gets out.

That doesn't address the Nazi problem at all.

The cheap drones currently in use require human control. The next generation will be autonomous with automatic targeting, so no human input and impervious to jamming. This requires a lot of processing power. The world is about to become a very scary place....

What drone uses 14A chips? Most drones use chips from a decade ago because they are cheap and numerous.

This is not necessarily true. The navy ships house plenty of newer generation rack mounted computers and other hardware.

Military wants to build AI drones -- that can't be done with legacy nodes.

Military doesn't use cutting edge dies like 14A. Armed forces prefer rock solid performance under duress from older, larger dies. Not 8086 levels, but like 45nm architecture. The older dies have the benefit of mature logistics and material sources which make supply more reliable while years of iterative manufacturing QC has driven the costs to the lowest possible.