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yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in China set to build giant chip factory using a particle accelerator

I don’t think it mentions the amount of energy required either, it mentions that there is less noise with the particle accelerator approach which looks to be the main advantage.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to worldnews in Georgian parliament committee rejects presidential veto of the divisive 'foreign agents' legislation

Indeed, in the end it’s all connected, and once you start to pull on that thread then you come to some unpalatable realizations.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to worldnews in Georgian parliament committee rejects presidential veto of the divisive 'foreign agents' legislation

what it’s going to take for people to realize that we’re on the precipice of world war 3 is the real question

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to worldnews in Public opinion in ASEAN countries shifts for the first time

that’s just the alternate reality that western media is constructing, here’s what’s actually happening chathamhouse.org/…/vietnams-political-turmoil-rev…

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to worldnews in Georgian parliament committee rejects presidential veto of the divisive 'foreign agents' legislation

this clip is illuminating in this regard

https://media.mas.to/media_attachments/files/112/427/999/535/718/752/original/4b316c5f1eec5fc8.mp4

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to worldnews in Ukraine Faces a Crucial Moment in the War

Didn’t realize you found the fact that AFU is collapsing uplifting.

yogthos , 2 months ago to asklemmy in What is YOUR top 10 list of all time best video games?

• Disco Elysium
• Jade Empire
• Eternal Darkness
• Knights of the Old Republic
• Starcraft 2
• Quake
• Chrono Trigger
• Portal
• Resident Evil 4
• The Last of Us

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to science in Chinese team reports patient’s diabetes cured with cell therapy in world first

the least racist wasp has logged on

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in US-supplied HIMARS 'completely ineffective' against superior Russian jamming technology, report says

I imagine that any missile that has to hit a target precisely over a long distance needs to be able to do course corrections to account for stuff like air drag and turbulence.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in China set to build giant chip factory using a particle accelerator

here’s an archived version archive.ph/NrC6B

it does mention the advantages over ASML approach

Compared with current ASML EUV technology, SSMB is a more ideal light source. It has a higher average power and higher chip production output with lower unit cost.

ASML creates an EUV source from laser-produced plasma, where strong laser pulses are projected to liquid microdroplets of tin. The laser crushes the droplets and produces EUV pulse light during the impact. After complex filtering and focusing, an EUV light source with a power of about 250W is produced.

Before reaching the chip, the EUV beam undergoes reflection from 11 mirrors, each causing about a 30 per cent energy loss. As a result, the power of the beam is less than 5W when reaching the wafer. This can become an issue when manufacturing turns to 3nm or 2nm.

SSMB technology avoids such concerns. SSMB beams achieve a higher output power of 1000W, and due to its narrow bandwidth, fewer reflecting mirrors are needed, which naturally generates higher terminal power.

I do think there is a lot of potential for alternative computing substrates like photonics or graphene.

Incidentally, there was a breakthrough fabricating 12-inch wafers with MoS2 which has potential to be a much faster substrate than silicon www.sciencedirect.com/…/S2095927323004206

This kind of stuff could end up being like going from vacuum tubes to transistors. We’re pushing the limits of what’s physically possible with silicon now, but even a crude alternative substrate could naturally afford far better performance, and then could be optimized for decades on end.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in US-supplied HIMARS 'completely ineffective' against superior Russian jamming technology, report says

If you work on your reading comprehension, you’ll see that nowhere does it say that Starlink is used for targeting. It’s used for communication and that’s being disrupted along with targeting systems which have fuck all to do with Starlink.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in US-supplied HIMARS 'completely ineffective' against superior Russian jamming technology, report says

well let’s just see those f35 take on it then

yogthos , 2 months ago to technology in Study Finds That 52 Percent of ChatGPT Answers to Programming Questions Are Wrong

Exactly, I also find that it tends to do a pretty good job pointing you in the right direction. It’s way faster than googling or going through sites like stackoverflow because the answers are contextual. You can ask about a specific thing you want to do, and and an answer that gives you a general idea of what to do. For example, I’ve found it to be great for crafting complex sql queries. I don’t really care if the answer is perfect, as long as it gives me an idea of what I need to do.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in US-supplied HIMARS 'completely ineffective' against superior Russian jamming technology, report says

S300 is an ancient system. Show me where F35 is operating anywhere close to S400 deployments.

yogthos OP , 2 months ago to technology in US-supplied HIMARS 'completely ineffective' against superior Russian jamming technology, report says

Please do provide sources that Starklink is used for targeting weapons. I’d love to see those. Last I saw, it’s widely admitted now that western “contractors” are responsible for operating western guided weapons, meaning that they are using US satellite network. Also, not sure why you’d think that if Starlink can be jammed, then US military satellites wouldn’t be jammed the same way.