Comments by "brodriguez11000" (@brodriguez11000) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. AI simulating a stay-at-home worker.
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  2. Waiting for a boxed-set.
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  3. True all through the internet, not just cables.
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  4. His videos about failures shows it's about more than just having the smarts to succeed.
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  5. "Stuff like this" is still rather uncommon, and hence doesn't factor into any "can't afford to have kids".
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  6. Not really. Look at Microsoft's annual report and you'll notice that OS really isn't where the bulk of their money is being made. The enterprise market and gaming is.
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  7. No counterfeits here. :-D
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  8. Main beneficiaries there are those that bought a lot to begin with (faith in the company). Held on long term like 20-30 years (retirement investment), and reinvested dividends in buying more stock (growing the investment, and countering any fees and inflation).
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  9. Chance favors the prepared.
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  10. Makes one want to watch.
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  11.  @MarkishMr  They were chasing, as well as Intel fans were chasing. All anyone could talk about at the time were faster single core. Understandable because single thread was easy to understand and do. Concurrency took a skilled programmer a lot more work to pull off effectively.
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  12. Moore's law as a bedrock, but working smarter (as mentioned in a previous video) rather than brute-forcing one's way through (making NVIDIA more money).
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  13.  @CatnamedMittens  Those taxing agencies interested in pools might be wondering about your backyard.
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  14. Good thing they're so far out even the NIMBY crowd can't see them.
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  15. Extra Sensory Perception Network.
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  16. But not patents.
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  17. Power seems to be the achilles heel for all chip plants, not just Taiwan.
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  18.  @TigreXspalterLP  Interns will either suffer, or utter a sigh of relief.
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  19.  @MrTomyCJ  Freedom to decide, but outcome isn't promised. e.g. pollution, climate change, fentanyl deaths, mass shootings, etc.
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  20.  @christophermullins7163  Maybe NEC would have been the underdog.
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  21. Maybe using AI? 🙂
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  22.  @Grak70  Basically semiconductor production is capital, people and time intensive. Regardless of what country one is (see his other videos).
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  23. Amiga's taking over the world.
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  24. Never underestimate the power of, "out of sight, out of mind".
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  25. It's called being poor, and yes sometimes not being owned by possessions does make a person happy.
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  26. Waiting for diamond to get incorporated.
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  27.  @b.6603  Usually spherical.
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  28. The use of cell phones by Nokia to help generate road paths and keep them current. Hence autonomous vehicles.
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  29. Is "accelerate the process" anything like speeding up the pregnancy? Just throw more of whatever one already has and that baby will come quicker.
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  30. Integrated vacuum tube transistors might have been able to make the single core multi-Gigahertz path more viable.
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  31. I imagine giving birth to that behemoth would be difficult. 🙂
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  32. Even came with a barf bag.
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  33. The new working class without all the backtalk.
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  34.  @remliqa  Aerogel insulation.
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  35. I imagine testing costs are going to rise, and get passed onto the consumer. Essentially one group (counterfeiters) are stealing from another group (innocent consumers).
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  36. PhD levels of understanding of a lot of subjects. That's why if semiconductor manufacturing was a movie the credits would go on for a long time. Lots of hands involved.
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  37. Welcome to the idea behind chiplets or "glued-together" as Intel would say.
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  38. X-rays, E-beam, etc.
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  39. Be glad there are no underground fires.
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  40. Florida would be perfect. Keep the Manatees warm.
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  41. Packaging is the other big thing. If one can't fit on the chip, then one stacks as much as possible, and imposers as close as possible like a miniature MCM.
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  42. Horology is an interesting field in itself.
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  43. My understanding is the software has to catch up to make BPD viable.
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  44. Mainly through licensing to companies like Rockwell and Synertek.
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  45. DB Migrations is where the fun is at.
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  46. Optical is going to be interesting.
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  47. Send some wafers up that need some thermal oxidation.
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  48. Analog shrinkage into ICs helped a lot.
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  49.  @kazedcat  Plus the additional complexity added to the system.
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  50.  @conor7154  I said climate change was man-made. Guess where that went.
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