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This egg shortage is no joke.
If I don’t get my breakfast burritos I’m going to have to turn to a life of crime. #avianflu
Computers used to scream out in pain when we connected them to the Internet.
This was a clue and we just didn't listen.
The x86 vendors can take a server SoC and make a derivative HEDT chip, but 🍎 doesn’t have that option.
So are they going to design/verify/build all that logic for one (low volume) product line? Are they able to get by without a directory?
I’ve been genuinely curious what 🍎 planned to do for a Mac Pro/HEDT SoC ever since they announced the switch away from x86.
High core count machines need cache coherency too, and the best way is with a directory. (Maybe they can avoid building a directory with 24 CPU cores if they implement some hierarchy.)
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/apple-struggles-to-build-mac-pro-based-on-own-cpus
File this under “there’s always a tweet”.
https://open.substack.com/pub/popularinformation/p/the-twitter-dumpster-fire-explained
This interview with Joan Donovan, Research Director at Harvard's Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy, has been edited and condensed for clarity. LEGUM: Many readers of Popular Information are Twitter users. How should intelligent news consumers think about the chaos on Twitter since Musk took over?
Week 1: We will finally bring free speech to the Internet
Week 8: Linktree is illegal
Ruben Bolling 🪲
Bunny Mickley
Dylan Martin
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