#Asianometry

[hydralisk98]

Nice reaction comment to Asianometry latest video

The context of this video, this comment and this thread is key: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlAWx_X5opA&lc=Ugx5-99kJi09-yHqi954AaABAg.9fSO9G4W5Nl9fXPGf0yji-

hydralisk98 at 2022-09-03 18:12 EST:

 @Asianometry  Fair question comrade, it is quite hard to find great answers to such queries. But as a 24yo autistic enthusiast deeply invested into all things technologies, especially preserving living use of retro technologies and surronding matters, I think there is a decent share of suggestions for me to propose in here or at least attempt my hand at the computing hardware business of things. I don't own the full truth over the matter so consider my take with a grain of salt as well Given what I perceive from recent history (1910-~) and the current global context (2022), I do think this deep problematic indeed starts from the global cultural norms over late stage capitalism-style rigid mentalities or at least the ways such goals are decided and implemented. Specifically the way there is a huge expanding social debt from many higher ups of our current global economy (often baby boomers-style of rich people) as of rn towards the lower classes (Gen Z, Millenials and other types of poorer people) as far as seeing authorities in the field blocking or at least slowing down by much the initatives of fresher minds in the field. I would seriously recommend anybody who wants to step up the technological game to compete themselves in such a computing hardware space, especially as I have my very own plans over such by myself because of how little I personally trust such aging authorities to adapt to our current reality that fast and in competitive manners due to their sheer size. I do hope such agencies do take action to constructively reward employees in more means than bare money (even with the same hours and same pay, there are many ways to attract and assure younger employees like me don't leave the field entirely, listening to our suggestons/concerns/recommendations, ask questions and enact constructive measures to upgrade the power employee payment game with full expertise is a epic first step forwards to lessen the negatives of this field), just like many other fields' in this era deserves as well but you know, I have legitimate doubts over such old rich people giving us such because they simply want easy and shorter-term profits than we are in for. I do dare to enact such even if my tech stack I am suggesting soon is less profound than the exact complexity tier of contemporary VLSI around firms like TSMC and similar names, because of all the changes I would like to put a new emphasis onto and other empowering/idiosyncratic objectives I got for my personal computing system project I prepare for around 2025. Quite like how this modern domain became way more accessible to developers thanks to the traitrous eight's efforts under Fairchild Semiconductors and subsequent Fairchildren, I sure am planning ahead as to push a relatively similar style of technical progress market-wide update by doing much under my tiny scale. I do not aim to promote my specific project here, if you want more of such, you can go to my Tumblr personal blog where I discuss of such topics in more details as I go along in my technical journey by myself. By the way, keep up the good work @Asianometry and let's build the type of world Gen Z & Millenials are asking for. Farewell to you all as well internet comrades.

Just letting you know about such in plain terms.

[gravemushrooms]

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Last song: not songs per se but: Ryuji Takeuchi / Essential Memories EP Part III / Sonoran District; Orbital / In Sides / Dŵr Budr (this has some singing but it's nonsense backwards words); Polygon Window / Surfing on Sine Waves / Polygon Window (it's Aphex Twin, also featured on Warp Records Artificial Intelligence)

Favorite color: i end up back at pink-purple but you'd never know from looking at me

Currently watching:

antiquities/religion MythVision Podcast (mostly critical studies of ancient christianity or related topics) Crecganford (a lot of proto-indo-european th.) Religion for Breakfast Gnostic Informant ESOTERICA (Dr. Justin Sledge) James Tabor Ancient Architects History for GRANITE World of Antiquity Archaeology Now Antiquity for All Crowhag Ancient Americas Jackson Crawford (Old Norse) Lady of the Library Let's Talk Religion toldinstone Simon Roper (English language over time + other topics) Sally Pointer (neolithic fibers + textiles)

experimental archaeology Primitive Technology (with subtitles) Roland Warzecha scholagladiatoria (Matt Easton) Tod's Workshop Malcolm P.L.

urbanism Not Just Bikes Stewart Hicks CityNerd Kirsten Dirksen (not really urbanism but houses, permaculture, DIY)

technology Asianometry

skepticism potholer54 (climate) Mick West AronRa (anti-creationism)

crank bigfoot Bob Gymlan i like to watch a lot of weird crank stuff but this is maybe the only one i think other people could find entertaining

self-actualization (?) Bitsii in Inaka

video game industry Timothy Cain

half a-press memes pannenkoek2012

Last movie: director's cut of The Little Shop of Horrors that has the apocalyptic ending. apparently i haven't really watched a movie since 2019

Currently reading: @eyeofpsyche recommended some books about Jung (Jung - The Key Ideas by Ruth Snowden and The Essential Jung by John Beebe but lately i've been swamped with work + school. earlier this year i was reading Big Dead Place because Antarctica is strange and miserable and Malleus Maleficarum to better understand a Euro-medieval/early modern notion of the supernatural. i skimmed through a bunch of Ekirch's At Day's Close - Night in Times Past for a course over the summer

Sweet/spicy/savory: food isn't really a thing for me. ask me when i have more money

Relationship status: the person i talk to the most online is someone that i don't even use words with

Current obsessions: i had a week where i was looking at weird things to do with Windows 3 and trying out linux distros in a virtual machine

Last googled: i was trying to find a magazine cover from the early/mid 90s that depicted a man wearing unusual shoes in a photo-realistic style and it was intended to illustrate how developments in digital image manipulation had made the notion of "the camera never lies" obsolete

Currently working on: lab report busywork for a microbio course, or i spent nearly all day setting up a biochemistry lab which involved making a lot of 1% solutions of a variety of amino acids

anyone that follows me that wants to do this feel free to have a go at it

[ferdifz]

Canon Nanoimprint Lithography

Update, 2 days later: And of course Asianometry had already made an hour-long deep-dive video into the microchip-fabricating technology, which will in short quite possibly challenge TSMC's global near-monopoly on the industry.

[kanophane]

I actually like the PERUN channel on youtube because they're surprisingly objective and level-headed especially especially compared to other war commentators. They're basically the military Asianometry to me

[waferdaily]

[Asianometry] The 300mm Silicon Wafer Transition : r/hardware - Reddit

[Asianometry] The 300mm Silicon Wafer Transition : r/hardware  Reddit http://dlvr.it/Sr8F3Q

[hackernewsrobot]

270K subscribers and $5K/mo with an Asian history/tech YouTube channel

https://www.screenlace.com/how-asianometry-grew-to-270k-subscribers-on-youtube/ Comments

[dailytechnologynews]

[Asianometry] MEMS: The Second Silicon Revolution? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiRyap-EVg0

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

How China Won Solar (& Why Germany Lost)

asianometry

At the start of the 21st century, China's solar cell industry found itself far behind those in Japan, Germany, and the United States. As late as 2003, Chinese market share of the solar cell industry was about 3%. In less than ten years, the Chinese solar industry absorbed foreign technical expertise, created their own indigenous capacity, and outcompeted its western incumbents. By 2013, China accounted for 60% of global solar cell production. Today, abundant solar energy can be harnessed around the world. Solar has become one of the cheapest sources of renewable energy around. It is a key piece of the future energy puzzle. That was not possible a few years ago. But these gains came at a cost. Here we are going to look at how China outcompeted the West and made solar energy cheap.

P.S. Very interesting story! It looks that EV battery manufacturing and development of new EV technologies are repeating the same pattern...! The Chinese EVs are well designed with good specs, and the most importantly, their EVs are more “affordable”. The BYD  EA1 electric hatchback looks very good! It has very attractive specs (range on single charge is very impressive and it is significantly cheaper as VW ID.3 or EVs made by Stellantis). In the car markets, that are outside EU and USA control and restrictions, the Chinese EVs will beat out dust from legacy automakers easily...    

[hydralisk98]

So yes, I am diving deep in history design with Asianometry, Wikipedia sources and other references for my constructed world design. I am still figuring out details but as I see even more potential in tweaking computing agencies & political histories as to really give out more successes, like republican electoral victory of Charles Evans Hughes & Charles Warren Fairbanks (1916-1920) after a third Theodore Roosevelt term as a republican (1912-1916), tweaks to International Computers Limited history & success in their collaboration deal with the Soviet Union (as it used to be linked over here on the third line), and a fair share of other historical changes thast would make the old continent's computing domains more competitive beyond even Minitel, Prestel, Akademset, May 1988's "Law on Cooperatives", 1980 Summer Olympics, OGAS, Elbrus processors, Habr, Ultra rotor cipher schemes, Navajo code talkers...

Still figuring much out but I do am figuring out slowly some canon historical timeline for my world. It still depends somewhat on my still-undefined geographical layout but beyond that it is getting somewhere decent soon.

[dailytechnologynews]

[Asianometry] Can You Do 7nm Chips Without EUV? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th4E-0VFaEA

[dailytechnologynews]

[Asianometry] The Semiconductor Security War https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G39EK4qyrk

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

China's CATL Group is Winning the EV Battery Industry (For Now)

Asianometry

Asia is as strong in EV battery technology as they are in semiconductors. So instead of lasers and silicon, let us talk about cathodes and lithium.

[dailytechnologynews]

Why Russia Can’t Replace TSMC [Asianometry] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_4R4X7AWtU