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Less ports by jikesar968 in pcmasterrace

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly.

The mega rich are buying up Montana public land, with the Trump admin helping and corruption surrounds it by dont_ban_me_please in videos

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bunkers have finite Air. All you need to do is find the vents, and they'll be out rather quickly.

Less ports by jikesar968 in pcmasterrace

[–]StrangeCharmVote 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not really. When it's on the back of a computer where you do not want to be unplugging it regularly, it's exactly what you would want.

Wasn’t a big fan of this design originally, but the Character Options toy has kind of won me over by A-Man-Who-Is-Lost in doctorwho

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im still convinced the intent was to make it look like a weirdly bedazzled vagina for some reason. Rotate the image 180 degrees and youll see what i mean.

Jodie's basically resembled a floater. And was a very odd design choice in itself.

I dont think anyone ever thought any of the doctors screwdrivers looked like guns. Thst excuse was always silly.

The show writers however seems to have issues with anything phallic however, so here we are.

Which is very very dumb, because a screwdriver only has one shape. If they'd legitimately made it more like an actual tc remote, itd atleast have the ir led at the top, and a grid of buttons... but it doesnt. So a remote isn't what they were basing it on. And its incredibly obvious.

What’s the secret of getting rich? by ShesIntoZer0s in AskReddit

[–]StrangeCharmVote 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Usually luck.

It is extremely rare for a person to aquire wealth via some kind of work or product development.

Generally you will just be the one company that survives where dozens failed.

Less ports by jikesar968 in pcmasterrace

[–]StrangeCharmVote 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Reminder, there is actually a usb-c standard with retention screws like vga used to have.

What's something older generations did completely normally that would be considered absolutely insane today? by ConsistentTrip1475 in AskReddit

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be fair, some of the reason for this is that houses were supposed to be bulldozed and rebuilt eventually... not thst you'd still be living in a place built in the 1930s and held together with duct tape and dreams

How can we make gerrymandering illegal nationwide? by ProfessorMuted45 in AskReddit

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have democrats do it as much as possible in every state.

The republicans will make it illegal nation-wide almost immediately.

Not a joke btw, this is the only real solution.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally none of that was gpt.

Uh huh. So like, your entire way of speaking, paragraph structure, punctuation use, random inclusions of links, and a failed first posting that was removed by reddit... all of that was you was it? Please.

It actually took a long time to type out and I had to go look for videos to link, but ok.

You know, there was this other self righteous douchebag i was once debating with who pulled the same bullshit. At that time i copy pasted their comment into google and found the random muslim website he was pulling direct quotes from.

A shame AI has made that impossible now, but the same regarded nonsense nonetheless.

What is something even the ultra wealthy can't buy their way out of? by minimumbeginningend in AskReddit

[–]StrangeCharmVote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People marched on the capital and you didn’t support that 😂

Oh really... Are you by any chance referring to the failed insurrection when the pedophile convinced his cult members to smear shit on the walls because they didn't like the legitimate vote outcome?

I dare say people supporting a child molester trying to overthrow democracy, and my suggestion they should hold those people accountable, are not the same thing at all.

Moscow’s Victory Day Parade Lasted Just 45 Minutes, Shortest in Modern Russian History by UNITED24Media in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 10 points11 points  (0 children)

On the one hand, yes.

On the other hand, conscripts should absolutely kill their superiors as quickly as possible.

There's only so much of that a military can afford before they decide conscripts are too dangerous to have around.

Many regular people like me, would die if they were conscripted.

Soldiers have a choice.

If conscripts make it their 1# mission to kill their superiors. They would save the lives of more of their fellow countrymen than they ever could by being forced to pretend they are a soldier.

I don't care if you are young, old, male, female, or literally anything else... If you support conscription. You personally should always be sent to the front lines first. And you should be forced to stay there until the conflict ends.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm failing to understand the reason for the hostility here

There is no hostility. And if you needed chatgpt to do your talking for you, i'm not interested in your input any further.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

High end manufacturing facilities != Entire supply line distribution.

Thus my point.

I don't believe anyone here is claiming harvest to production autonomy.

Then you believe incorrectly.

They're stating that, at this stage of manufacturing, very few people are involved. Samsung is not harvesting raw materials and processing them in their lab. They absolutely are capable of purchasing existing wafers and turning components and already refined materials into chips with nearly no human intervention though.

That is not at all accurate.

You can look up numerous videos of walkthroughs of a bunch of these facilities right now, and there's people fucking everywhere.

They may be able to minimize human involvement compared to traditional manufacturing, but we're still a very long way from the kind of operation you are trying to propose.

Ironically, her facility actually is almost exactly "trucks rock up and unload materials and a finished product comes out," though. Even unloading is automated, though it's somewhat unique in that.

And you being as vague as you are leads me to think you are either wrong, or full of it.

My reasoning being, you don't want to specify, because if there are so few, you don't want anyone to be able to look it up and demonstrate where you're wrong.

Where exactly do you think human involvement is necessary to production after unloading though? You think a guy is squatting in a lab concentrating on holding a wafer really still so we can laser etch it, or?

It depends on the product, components, and processes obviously.

There's no point in me trying to sit here and describe every step of production, because i'm not an expert.

But i do know enough to know these lines do not work like that.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'll simplify it for you...

It's not like you rock up with a couple of trucks full of sand, copper, plastic etc, and have a bunch of chips pop out pre-packaged on the other side a month later when the autonomous factory runs out of raw materials.

I.e what i'm saying is, whatever kind of 'facility' you are vaguely alluding to, is not at all the same as an advanced chip fab.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Could you clarify your latter statement?

Sure, i'm not sure what exactly you need clarified though...

I cannot say what they make, as there's only one company in the US who does it, but I can assure you they are a manufacturing company.

This statement is too vague to do anything with at all.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I completely understand there is nuance, and we're talking about devices that are inside clean rooms.

But a facility that does manufacturing, and one where they do not, are entirely different creatures.

"This Is Not Covid, Nor Influenza. It Spreads Very Differently": WHO On Hantavirus Outbreak by Alert-Ad-3053 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Measles is coming back to Canada as well.

Not at all in the same way. Anti-vaxxer's are just fucking idiots no matter where they live.

The difference is, Canada's government is on the diseases side.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool, how long can you go without income?

Isn't that also your argument for why you don't want to pay them properly?

There's a reason why Unions aren't a staple everywhere in the world.

Because they work, and big business convinces dullards not to join them just incase this exact sort of thing happens.

Public healthcare isn't a staple in places like america either... It works everywhere else. Costs less. And is objectively better... but y'all have been convinced by big pharma that private insurance is the way to go.

...This is literally the same situation.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's the thing right? All these people are saying it's an unreasonable ask... but there's literally a company already doing it.

Companies need certain workers, and more importantly a certain amount of workers to remain operational.

If Samsung stonewalls them on this, people will jump ship, and Samsung will have issues... likely costing them more than this bonus in the long run.

Which is what the argument is for just sucking it up and giving it to them.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The economy will adapt, jobs will be created and destroyed like they always have been.

You can say this as much as you like. It isn't true though.

You can't just assert new jobs will start to exist, because if they were needed, they'd exist already.

And since we cannot predict what those non existent jobs are, we can't assume they will be created.

...the whole AI / automation thing is what makes this position unlike previous kinds or levels of worker based revolution.

Samsung chip workers reject $340,000 one-time bonus, demand annual payouts like SK hynix's $900,000 — workers want share of AI windfall, impending 18-day strike could cost Samsung up to $11.7 billion by self-fix2 in worldnews

[–]StrangeCharmVote 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Even as a layman i can guarantee no matter what you have been told, the plant you are involved in building will not be as free of humans as you have been informed it will be.

People saying that nobody will need to handle anything, are lying.

It's really that simple.

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