Adding to pressure on the union, a South Korean court partially granted Samsung’s request for an injunction, ordering the union to ensure any strike did not disrupt production.
The ruling means that a strike must not lead to the degradation of materials used in production, while operations related to safety and avoiding product damage must be maintained at normal levels, a court spokesperson said by telephone.
So… they can stop producing chips?
I’ve lived in China and this sounds like propaganda. So much so I honestly can’t tell if you’re trolling.
Genuinely asking, why are there a lot of “China good US bad” posts on lemmy? Like is it Chinese citizens posting this, pro-communist westerners? Bots?
I ask because when I see pro-capitalist posts elsewhere I assume they are bots or Americans that watch too much Fox News.
They are depreciating due to market forces (upgrades), but the data centers and hubs of gpus are infrastructure in a similar way that fiber and rails were in the other bubbles. I think the comparison stands. They all age to some extent, but gpus depreciate in value faster because nvidia is always marketing the next generation, not because they physically degrade that fast.
I say this as someone genially against the rapid construction of new data centers btw.
Norm Macdonald
Super Smash Bros — I play better when I play to get better and have fun. Worse when I try to win. Was a great lesson in general.
Hollow Knight & Silk Song — art and music and such tight games
Slay the Spire — hedging bets and long term thinking in a way that’s much more nuanced than standard RPGs
Sekiro — like playing an instrument
Maybe they wanted this community’s opinion?
Currently really liking Sekiro. I think it’s my favorite game in a long time. I think one of my favorite reviews of it likened it to learning to play an instrument. Not because of the timing/parrying mechanic but because of the difficulty and how it rewards short bursts of “perfect” play.
Slay the Spire 2 is amazing as well. I’m used to the polish of the first, and SS2 is early access so understandably is missing some polish. I think when it’s totally done it will be very clearly better than SS1.
What’s to stop anyone from installing a panel without a licensed reviewer taking a look?
Sekiro and Slay the Spire 2
Defect!!!
I agree with the larger point you’re making, but chatbots are getting better at referencing posts / websites from which they’re taking a solution.
That’s if and only if of course they used a web search tool to answer, and if that website is still alive — made less likely due to AI.
But for debugging something like this, it is actually helpful for now with citations enabled.