There’s a possibility we could get new or more complex crystal structures by processing materials in space, getting more resilient or better properties to then be used in actual chips after it gets back to earth. Space factories will be more for material handling and processing than actual fabrication (minus deep space ship construction).
Also the amount of management that doesn’t understand the difference between coders, programmers, and engineers. All quite different in scope and all completely necessary for at-scale production.
Especially with the next big leap towards 40tb spinning rust.
I always felt that ray tracing was the modern equivalent of physx cards. Path tracing is the real visual leap technology and the dedicated hardware ray tracing is far too weak still to make significant generational advances right now. AI rendering might be a viable alternative technology with actual fruit to bear on the hardware side.
The votes came in. The country chose corruption and “fuck it” politics. At this point Joe just wants to protect himself / family from the coming retribution administration.
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Holy shit all the people just standing there at the hole in the side of the building…
My biggest concern with SteamDeck was that it would become a 1-2 year upgrade cycle device. I don’t expect the hardware to last 7+ years like normal console lifecycles but I’m very glad to hear they’re being patient and aggressively supporting the software side.
Apple and Amazon next please.
Two standout ingredients: avocados and horseradish.