Think of the largest things we have ever built. The tallest skyscrapers, the biggest cargo ships, the longest roads. Compared to chips, they seem easy. You can slice up any big thing into manageable pieces, then put them together like legos. But a billion+ transistors on a chip that's a few cm wide?
Should be asleep at 3am, but instead I've gone down the microchip rabbit hole. How people can even manufacture with any consistency something that is only like a dozen atoms wide, at scale, and with any predictability is so far beyond me. What clever machine(s) could even do this?
Facebook used to be like this many years ago. I remember feeling like I was in a tight-knit community, where I knew every 'friend' in real life. It felt authentic as a result. As the years went by, between the ads, celebrities, influencers, and group pages, it got increasingly algorithmic
Hi! I'm a relatively new follower of yours, though I've been a fan since I started listening to the Play Watch Listen podcast way back when. Which calendar app is that?
Had a dream today in which I'm not wearing any pants... I thought those ended after high school
I don't know who Laralyn McWilliams is or was but I just saw a PC Gamer article in passing announcing her death, and then I read her Wiki page. And now I'm here, realizing that she had posted her last "tweet" only a month ago. This made me sad, even though she's a stranger to me. Rest in peace
AI is so over hyped. It's blockchain all over again. Tech companies want to put AI in everything 🤮
I'm obsessed with the modular truck/van from Kia
It said nothing about US users