Finallyβ’
(I was worried it might not be available on my βold" M1 Pro, like it isn't on my iPhone 14 Pro.)
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Finallyβ’
(I was worried it might not be available on my βold" M1 Pro, like it isn't on my iPhone 14 Pro.)
Obviously as an Apple user (and once developer) I was glad someone was willing to go against the App Store monopolies, but when you look at it this way, and the 1,000 employees Epic laid off today, it's really fucking dire.
(Whatever they did win in the lawsuit didn't really change anything for 99.9% of users. The best that can be said for it is maybe it encouraged/bolstered regulatory action in the EU and elsewhere?)
I wonder how much it costs to book time on TSMC's 3nm process out of nowhere β there's got to be some sort of entry fee? It would surely suck for Arm to invest a fortune from decades of licensing into starting an AI chip business only for the bubble to burst π
https://www.wired.com/story/chip-design-firm-arm-is-making-its-own-ai-cpu/
@sdarlington I _suppose_ I could let go of the impulse to do everything myself π£
(except PCB printing, that might be the single thing I have no inclination whatsoever to do myself)
@sdarlington Oh same, I got a Brother this year, had a small Samsung before that for eight or ten years, it was great except when they stopped making Mac drivers and I had to plug it into the PC. But a few years ago I told myself I'd like to print photos so got a cheap Epson, used it a dozen times and it sat in storage for three years π
After twenty cleaning routines I've almost got it unclogged except for one pesky magenta nozzle π