Sometimes one string is used in multiple locations. The full word might fit in one location but not in another so you abbreviate it and the abbreviation appears in both locations.
What concrete examples are you referring to? Japanese is likely rarely abbreviated.
The decision to build the new Boise fab in question (to start production in 2027) was made in September 2022. ChatGPT was made available to the public in November 2022. The new fab is likely not a response to significantly increased demand at the time but an investment made in expectation of increased demand (GPT-4 could already be tested in 2020, maybe they foresaw the LLM hype). They make DRAM. Isn't it likely that prices are going to drop once production starts at the new fab?
As far as I know, Ukraine is now taking more territory than it is losing. It is Ukraine that is now constantly creeping forward. Russia is losing occupied territory.
It's not been adopted as law, was proposed by a far-right group, has little support in Moldova and many say aiding Moldova's EU accession is probably the smarter move.
I'm certain a lot of bot farms by competitors are involved in spreading Valve hate. And this is happening to other companies, as well. Obviously, this is hard to prove so it's just speculation, but if I were a competitor (and an asshole) I would certainly try to manipulate public opinion using the tools at my disposal. LLMs make this kind of stuff easy enough. And we know that many many bots lurk around everywhere.
Especially since Valve is a major promoter of Linux with Proton, I could see Microsoft not being too happy with them.
LLM-Müdigkeit*
New list just dropped
You are free to vote for the birds.
That's also what the title says
Good development for the German/European market.
Space.
Sometimes one string is used in multiple locations. The full word might fit in one location but not in another so you abbreviate it and the abbreviation appears in both locations.
What concrete examples are you referring to? Japanese is likely rarely abbreviated.
I'm not sure how substantiated and reliable this article is, but I found this: https://medium.com/@ovenplayer/does-proton-really-support-trump-a-deeper-analysis-and-surprising-findings-aed4fee4305e
Proton VPN also exists. Swiss, though.
I can't think of a single good reason one could have for this.
Gute EU-Richtlinie.
Schon wieder?
Well, shit. So much for that. Is that even legal?
Another source with same info...
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Micron-sets-high-memory-prices-for-5-years-11344834.html
The decision to build the new Boise fab in question (to start production in 2027) was made in September 2022. ChatGPT was made available to the public in November 2022. The new fab is likely not a response to significantly increased demand at the time but an investment made in expectation of increased demand (GPT-4 could already be tested in 2020, maybe they foresaw the LLM hype). They make DRAM. Isn't it likely that prices are going to drop once production starts at the new fab?
https://investors.micron.com/news-releases/news-release-details/micron-invest-15-billion-new-idaho-fab-bringing-leading-edge
As far as I know, Ukraine is now taking more territory than it is losing. It is Ukraine that is now constantly creeping forward. Russia is losing occupied territory.
It's not been adopted as law, was proposed by a far-right group, has little support in Moldova and many say aiding Moldova's EU accession is probably the smarter move.
Absolute braindead take.
Micron has been building a new fab in Boise which is set to output RAM starting 2027, no?
https://www.kivitv.com/southeast-boise/everything-you-need-to-know-about-microns-massive-boise-manufacturing-expansion
Apparently another fab is planned already.
https://investors.micron.com/news-releases/news-release-details/micron-announces-groundbreaking-historic-new-york-megafab
Infineon is also looking to expand production, if I understand correctly, though RAM may not be their main thing.
https://www.stern.de/gesellschaft/regional/sachsen/chipindustrie--halbleiterproduktion--infineon-ist--ready--fuer-wachstum-37531970.html
I'm certain a lot of bot farms by competitors are involved in spreading Valve hate. And this is happening to other companies, as well. Obviously, this is hard to prove so it's just speculation, but if I were a competitor (and an asshole) I would certainly try to manipulate public opinion using the tools at my disposal. LLMs make this kind of stuff easy enough. And we know that many many bots lurk around everywhere.
Especially since Valve is a major promoter of Linux with Proton, I could see Microsoft not being too happy with them.
Dreaming about Pipe RAM by Valve.