To tell the truth I read the article and found it not that interesting (speaking as someone invested in the bond markets for over a decade now).
It might not be slop but it's not high enough quality for me to be interested in a discussion.
"dram stacked on the compute chip" is the amd x3d design which has been out for gaming PCs for years now.
The rest of your statements seem clueless and completely based on AI company marketing.
Critical thinking skills? People get so many ai written articles as spam and search engine chaff that dismissing something that looks ai generated is pretty much reflex.
If you want people to take your ideas seriously don't adopt the image of something some influencer just generated for fast cash.
It's a gut reaction to the ai slop tiger at the top of the article.
If you used AI for the top image people assume the rest of the text is also LLM produced
consumer-alert.pdf https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/attachments/press-docs/consumer-alert.pdf
Without a license but with requirements to register a serial number.
Which is required on a metal plate embedded in the receiver. So really stops 3d printed polymer receivers, only cnc milled metal ones will do.
Not in California ever since they passed that bill that requires a DOJ-issued serial number on your home made firearm.
To shoot it for 10 seconds is about $400. I go there myself to shoot the ww1 guns.
They also run regular Friday events where all payments go directly to the artists. I usually limit my purchases to those days.
That's for cutting the hay they're stuffing into the Scarecrow, from the dispenser.
That Billy Joel song was banned by the Catholic church in my country when it first came out.