• tio_bira@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    22 days ago

    So… How those Chinese ram sticks are going ? Good, nice, now i gonna ditch another segment of western market for affordable asian tech…

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      22 days ago

      Is the western market going to allow that or are they going to ban it because “security reasons”.

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        Right now they want it banned because “they stole the tech”

        sorry bud but if you have the patent and artificially keep demand high and supply low, you don’t deserve that patent.

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        22 days ago

        Luckly i don’t live in a ditatorship like u.s., i just gonna get myself two sticks once Aliexpress start to sell it

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        22 days ago

        Didn’t they literally steal a lithography machine? Nothing is ever a security threat to some of you till you wake up with your roof gone and bank being empty.

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            21 days ago

            What do you mean they’re taking your money? Sue then? Or do you mean “I pay for services”?

            EDIT: Stupidity aside, I do have to stress that yes, you will be poorer as for many governments, alot of income comes from chip manufacturing and related industries. After China stole the secrets and machine, they will now take your social funds.

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              Stop blaming china for the failures of OUR GOVERNMENT. “china” didn’t make us attack iran for no reason, “china” didn’t let US tech plagiarize literally everything. “China” didn’t run our national debt to over $40T. “China” didn’t elect a leader of a global child sex trafficking ring. That’s all shit that WE DID TO OURSELVES.

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                The fuck you talking about? The technology and machine was stolen from Europe, not US. Not everything is about US. The biggest pain will be felt by Taiwan.

                EDIT: the original comment which started this discussion said “western market” not “us market”. I’m from Europe myself.

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            you are wrong. people would buy it without thinking twice. also, it doesn’t need to be obvious, anything could be hidden in an additional package that looks like the other memory chips on the stick

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    22 days ago

    Buy now! Quickly! Things will only get worse if you wait! I’m telling you this because I’m such a nice guy!

    – Salesman

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    22 days ago

    This of course assumes the bubble doesn’t pop, and is presumably driven by memory purchase contracts with AI companies consuming all supply at peak pricing with 5-year terms. If OpenAI or Anthropic run out of investor money tomorrow, those contracts will be worthless and supply will recover (even if HBM capacity can’t be instantly reconfigured to consumer).

    While I don’t expect it tomorrow, OpenAI has signaled a future of constant price increases with their new $500 monthly tier replacing their $200 tier, and it’s likely we’re in the start of the death spiral as subsidized supply ends, demand plummets in response, and unprofitable companies start folding. But the AI market market has remained irrational for much longer than it should have.

    (Just a reminder to roll back your overclocks while we huddle for warmth during tech winter.)

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      It’s definitely barreling towards us… I’m hoping it’s a disatrous OpenAI IPO that does it, because it’s easy enough to understand, but it will probably be a chain reaction starting from some minor event that is gonna take a 5-hour Youtube to fully explain.

      I wish Jenny Nicholson was on this beat.

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      My youtube algorithm is filled with AI doom/truthsayers and it feels like everybody else is taking crazy pills. Ed Zitron is a bit theatric but there’s nothing factually wrong with his arguments. Eli the Computer guy explains it in plain language that would be easily refutable should a refutation exist. I’m not shorting anything but I’m certainly not going out of my way to add any funds with significant exposure to AI companies.

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        The hidden variable is how much money can the us treasury print to keep the ai bubble going. Nobody knows that, could be one trillion more and the system collapsed, could be maybe the debt needs to double to $80T before collapse.

        At this point, with trump and the tech billionaires in charge, they’re just going to keep printing money until they can’t.

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    21 days ago

    CEO says his products are worth more and will continue to increase in value.

    Shocking.

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    22 days ago

    When I built my 5800X3D/7900XTX PC, my research told me I’d need a 5090-class GPU to make my 5800X3D a meaningful bottleneck. As the 7800X3D and 9800X3D were released I could not afford a GPU that would make me want/need to upgrade my CPU. I will not have the fastest PC for the next few years but I can’t imagine 5090-class GPU performance being available for less than US$1000 before DDR6 is mature.

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      I will never understand people feeling the need to have the fastest PC. A PC that’s 80% as fast as the fastest PC costs less than half the price. The word “future-proof” gets thrown around so much I feel its a meaningless expression. Very few people can give a legitimate reason to need top end equipment such as a 5090.

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        In 2023 when I built my PC and ran a benchmark and it said I had a top 3% PC (now top 7%) I was PROPER chuffed. 3DMark is the ultimate pay-to-win and there I was with my lower middle-class-salary (and no kids). I have low double digits in gaming hours on the machine in the last two years and pretty much use it as an HTPC. I just loaded up the Witcher 3 Remastered and maybe I just don’t like gaming. I have a 5700X3D/9070XT as a backup and an 11600K/6900XT as a backup-backup. I had grand dreams of sim racing and local LLM and retro gaming and nah.