Both the box folder and automatic taping is standard. However, it doesnt matter if your waiting on another machine to produce the product that goes inside the box.

So you saved 0 time bc this wasnt the bottleneck of production. Congrats.

This is what $5 billion in GPUs and 2 years of training gets you.

A robot that walks like a grandpa.

Makes you wonder.. what chips are going to fill Intel's own fabs? Consumer is a huge portion of their volume.

Seeing the amount of collaboration for Intel Foundry now vs 2-3 years ago makes me think they are gonna succeed.

This is what Intel needed. An ecosystem. Now they have it.

Been saying this for 2 years.

They denied it saying I damaged it, sent me some obscure pictures and a $300 bill for repairs. That’ll be the last time I spend good money on Asus products.

Guess it’s as bad as people claim.

I present you:
4.3 litre full custom loop.

- Densium 4 V2
- R5 5600X
- ASRock Japan B550-i A/C
- Lexar 16GB DDR4 3200
- HDPLEX 160W DC/ATX PSU
- 1TB PCIe4.0 NVMe SSD
- RTX A2000
- Alphacool Eisbaer LT92 + 12mm mate black tubing
+ fittings
- bykski GPU waterblock

Zluda - a CUDA work-in-progress implementation for AMD GPUs

(Formerly for Intel GPUs - but that’s gone)
github.com/vosen/ZLUDA

EUV scanners gobble up hydrogen.
With the first high-NA EUV system shipped, we are starting to see more pictures of what an assembled system looks like. No, I'm not talking about a big white box we were used to seeing inside fabs or CAD cartoon drawings, but real pictures of the

Actual interesting desktop use case

Card looks incredibly thick for both cucumber and across the water after..

Most of the conversations that I have about nuclear energy, leads to the same question: “- but what about the waste? -What waste? -Well, you know, it remains highly hazardous for a long time and…”

Let me tell you 3 facts about nuclear spent fuel:

1️⃣ A nuclear power plant,

Fun fact - according to most of the semicap players, I believe over 75% of the 1990 era is still with us today.

So yeah this take is wildly wrong. Most old generations of chips never go away, and are the reason why electronics are so cheap.

Oh and tool reuse is huge!

Today I'm ex Wētā Realtime, just got 'eliminated' from Unity.

Honestly I'm excited.
Time to do something new!