Comments by "James Neave" (@JamesNeave1978) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. Indeed, the modern internet is a product of British, French and American academia.
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  2. Oooh, I wanna see a video on all the failed lithography techs
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  3. ​​ @allangibson2408 I'm talking about a single NAND gate on one of those ICs. It's got three inputs. NAND has two inputs.
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  4. Sounds like the takeover was actually a good thing for Sharp? At least it still exists. What happened to the Japanese factories? Did JDI get them? Or were they just scrapped? Glad they brushed up their 130nm plant, great for MCUs and the like.
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  5. ​ @Gameboygenius  That depends on whether the nes cart connector is full of dust. And tbf it more likely that the socket inside the console is full of dust and you should blow on that, with an air-duster. The cart is more likely suffering from corrosion and should have its edge connector cleaned with IPA and a paper towel.
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  6. ​ @jackking5567  The waste from Thorp is dried and vitrified.
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  7. ​​ @red-baitingswine8816  Technically all chemical processes are the various physics processes, which are technically all quantum processes of some type. But yes, all DNA/RNA transcription machinery is based on chemical interactions (the weak force, electron shells, that stuff) But then there's enzymes. Which, is a bit spooky-quantum. That's all strong molecular knots that just... magically pass through each other to become unknotted even though there isn't enough energy in the cell to unknot them, when in three presence of an enzyme specific to that knot. Specifically we think enzymes trigger quantum tunneling. Or that the accepted explanation.
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  8. I wonder if including DNA's error handling capabilities would be a useful trade off for increasing yield and reliability at the cost of performance in chip design? If not in commercial products, certainly you'd think that would be great for deep space computers, or other high radiation environments.
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  9. ​ @kenstevens5065  We can, it's called MOX, Mixed OXide fuel. A long time if you reprocess it, which we can.
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  10. It's called a Cookie Cutter. And I'm pretty sure this should be the pinned comment.
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  11. The USSR "Making The Gap Permanent" since 1922.
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  12. Wait, why are news papers and signage in Singapore in English?
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  13. Everyone gangster until the flourine delivery truck arrives 😳
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  14. They should have a pipeline for putting multiple ASICS on one wafer, so that small companies can have a dozen prototypes made.
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  15. ​ @jimurrata6785  Ukraine makes CRTs? Really? Cool, I want some
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  16. No masks, just adding the material. Think of things like resin or powder fusing machines, lay down material, fuse it with photons, wash away unfused material. Or direct material deposition, at the atomic level. Not a single beam either, think millions of elements, each can manipulate those atoms. Hell, at some point it'll be a commodity item in your home and HP will remind you that your rare earth cartridge is low.
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  17. Urgh, America America America. MEANWHILE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM Home Computing! Home Videogames Industry! The World Wide Web! ARM! 😉
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  18. Is it because of cheap labour and lax environmental laws?
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  19. Guess you can't grow them directly on the TV then?
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  20. They should name it F1X because Femto.
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