

No, it’s actually not because of the AI demand. AI is a demand metric but not enough to cause the hikes we’re seeing and (as the manufacturers want us to) even preparing for.


No, it’s actually not because of the AI demand. AI is a demand metric but not enough to cause the hikes we’re seeing and (as the manufacturers want us to) even preparing for.


You may hate AI, but it’s not the reason we are seeing RAM costs skyrocket.
Looking at the manufacturing data and the historical strong-arm tactics used by Samsung, Micron, and SK hynix, who collectively control about 96% of the global DRAM market, AI just gives manufacturers the perfect public justification to stop chasing cheap bit growth, starve low-margin consumer channels (our RAM products), reprioritize wafers toward premium products (data center RAM), and force customers into multi-year contracts at shortage-era prices.
Sure it lets them make more money off us, but they really love locking in these rates with their data center-based customers.


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Common side effects


Have they looked into middle-out lossless data compression developed by Richard Hendricks?


I don’t play Magic, but totally get this lol


This guy landscapes
Don’t get me wrong, this is funny, but patently false


If you truly forgot to send it, you can also retain the same effect by
problem solved.


It should work on bad distros as well!


It’s because he’s cold blooded


Feels like the 2000s Samsung price fixing all over again.


The last clip showing an ICE agent being taken away with an NYPD-like patch on his ICE uniform. ICE uniforms don’t have local precinct’s patches.
Plus same gibberish on the patch, the police truck in the background and the NYPD officers.
Edit: Screenshot with markups



Ouch with that google share link

What you’re seeing are companies, from production to distribution, taking advantage of the socially perceived effect of inflation and artificially raising prices. You know, for profits.


Fully committed


Answer: Build another Internet


Question is: which of those is truly the best short play?
Yeah, I do this already in my job postings. Gotta be upfront and honest if you’re going to find the right talent.