In a gold rush, one reason for buying mules and shovels,
> is so the next guy cannot buy mules and shovels and get
> the gold before you.
Until someone shows they've persuaded their mules to carry a dozen saddlebags, rather than two ...
In a gold rush, one reason for buying mules and shovels,
> is so the next guy cannot buy mules and shovels and get
> the gold before you.
Until someone shows they've persuaded their mules to carry a dozen saddlebags, rather than two ...
Ok Cassandra. keep your knickers on!
In the end what drives Darwin in technology is cost benefit in whatever resource is scarcest.
E,g as energy prices now comfortably exceed the *true* levelised cost of nuclear power, nuclear power is what we will ultimately get.
If AI exceeds in some way the cost of employing smart computer people, AI will fail.
If slower cheaper RAM results in less overall cost people will switch to that from super fast DDR5
And if the USA or the EU *mandates* otherwise, then Asia will win the economic war.
My only one is odd. Very odd
TBH out this way the roads are what they are, and its rate to see a camera.
Has someone developed the stretched mule? Can it get around sharp bends?
TurboQuantMule
Well they have at the moment. BUT look at what is fuelling all those.
A lot of ad revenue mostly. And if people stop looking at internet ads and buying product they don't really need because they have no money left over after filling the car up, it all collapses in a pile of dried excrement...
do you mean the pi zero and pi pico?
Probably.
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