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dkasper commented on The AI boom is causing shortages everywhere else   washingtonpost.com/techno... · Posted by u/1vuio0pswjnm7
mykowebhn · 2 days ago
Have you ever seen US GDP go up 5% yearly for several years?
dkasper · 2 days ago
China did it. It’s not inconceivable.
dkasper commented on Two Weeks Until Tapeout   essenceia.github.io/proje... · Posted by u/client4
lizknope · 15 days ago
I've probably worked on 70 chips over the last 30 years.

Tape out time always sucks. I'm in physical design which is fixing all the timing violations, DRC violations, LVS errors, and dealing with late design changes.

Working 80 to 100 hours a week for a month really sucks and makes you wonder why you didn't go into software.

When you combine it with a fixed shuttle date like in the article it is even worse because if you miss that date it might be another 1-2 months for the next shuttle instead of just a day for day slip when you control all the masks.

dkasper · 15 days ago
Don’t worry we have those 80 hour weeks in software too. I can think of a few examples. For example with mobile App Store review time used to be kind of like that. You submitted your app waited a few business days and prayed there wasn’t an obscure rejection that lead to an appeal which could take even longer. Very stressful when you are cueing up a launch and press releases on a certain date. you had to make sure you were done a few weeks in advance to account for everything.

I don’t work much on apps anymore but I hear it’s somewhat better now.

Another big area is compliance, those processes can take forever.

dkasper commented on Ask HN: One IP, multiple unrealistic locations worldwide hitting my website    · Posted by u/nacho-daddy
dkasper · 25 days ago
VPNs, proxies/relays, crawlers, etc
dkasper commented on How I Left YouTube   zhach.news/how-i-left-you... · Posted by u/dhashe
tamimio · 2 months ago
Exactly, that’s why I feel pity for the people who destroy their lives to get paid extra 5% and having a pizza party with good boy remarks, and of course making someone else wealthier too. It’s not a flex to sleep in a tent at work, while neglecting your health, family, friends, maybe kids, this “grind” culture is pushed by corporations for obvious reasons.
dkasper · 2 months ago
Except at big tech the next level might be 500k more not 5%

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dkasper commented on They Don't Have the Money: OpenAI Edition   platformonomics.com/2025/... · Posted by u/eatonphil
macintux · 4 months ago
I’m on a long, meandering road trip and I decided to start using the conversational feature in ChatGPT. Truly amazing stuff. Discussed some sights I’d want to see along the Natchez Trace (although perhaps unsurprisingly it did not anticipate that this time of year was not ideal for hearing and seeing waterfalls), told me about Meriwether Lewis’s bizarre death. Basically like holding a conversation with Wikipedia, which was perfect.

The only real problem was that in the middle of nowhere, I didn’t have a reliable enough data connection to keep the conversation going, but that’s hardly OpenAI’s fault.

dkasper · 4 months ago
Starlink roam solves that!
dkasper commented on Snapdragon X2 Elite ARM Laptop CPU   qualcomm.com/products/mob... · Posted by u/wmf
cultofmetatron · 5 months ago
why is it so hard for these companies to do any kind of descent marketing? more importantly, when do we get descent macbook air competitors?
dkasper · 5 months ago
This is just a laptop cpu, not an end consumer product…
dkasper commented on 'Honestly terrifying': Yosemite National Park is in chaos   sfgate.com/california-par... · Posted by u/tzs
conductr · a year ago
People pay to visit right? Why doesn’t the revenue match the necessary operation expenses and the whole thing just function as a non-profit business?

I don’t know what type of budget and expenses go into running this park in an ideal scenario, and what the revenue shortfall might be that would require additional taxpayer subsidies, but it seems like the obvious solution here is the ask people using the park to pay for the majority of its operations

dkasper · a year ago
The popular national parks like Yosemite do pay for themselves, so that’s how it works, it’s just run by the government instead of a corporation.
dkasper commented on Sand trafficking in Latin America   insightcrime.org/news/the... · Posted by u/josh-sematic
throwaway519 · a year ago
About $10 per metric ton end customer price (wholesale, CFR), if anyone's interested.
dkasper · a year ago
Sand is heavy af. A ton is only like 20 cubic feet. Still… that’s not very much money.
dkasper commented on The FAA's Real Air Traffic Control Crisis Runs Much Deeper   viewfromthewing.com/colli... · Posted by u/js2
Xiol32 · a year ago
Amazes me how much the AI generated slop artwork puts me off the actual content of the article, which I'm assuming is of greater quality.
dkasper · a year ago
Makes you assume the article is also at least partially generated by AI

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