Ganymede and Titan are both larger than Mercury.

At the very top of the article: "Achieving world-class AI inference performance through Japan-developed 2nm 3D-stacked CPU and server integrated, developed, and manufactured in Japan"

Pretty sure it's worded in a way that it applies only to the server, so it should be read as two distinct things:

- Japan-developed 2nm 3D-stacked CPU

- server integrated, developed, and manufactured in Japan

"Japan-developed CPU..." plus the server itself (parts, power supplies, case, etc.) integrated, developed and manufactured in Japan. It sounds like they're weasel-wording it a bit, but I don't think the CPU itself is manufactured in Japan, only "developed."

Combining info from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49740907 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49740901, it seems that they're relying on TSMC for the first batch and are planning to move production to JASM once that's ready?

Yep. I'd say the CPU is manufactured outside, and the rest of the server in Japan.

Ever seen the phrase "diffused in Taiwan, assembled in Malaysia"?

That was all of history.

I know at one point Vizio TVs required you to install the app and enable location to be able to setup a new TV out of the box.

Yuck. I still fancy my chances buying an app-free toilet seat for a while.

> Reddit has recently blocked access to old reddit without an account

Old Reddit still works just fine without an account.

Are you sure? If I visit https://old.reddit.com/r/haskell/ in private mode (i.e. without my auth cookies) then I am asked to log in.

I guess they are A/B testing this “feature”.

Probably a VPN or your IP was soft-banned. I have the same thing happen due to my network wide vpn

Yeah, that loads right up for me.

Wellp, not for me... Shame, reddit has/had really good answers to a variety of problems that I've had over the years. Not sure if there's a replacement for it, or if there will ever be another.

They are just trying to close the loophole from the scrapers.

They are selling content to google et al for their LLMs and they don't want to give it away for free.

You can still add .json to any thread and get the full comments in a single object. The anti scraping features must be a rate limiting thing, because it’s very machine readable otherwise. They just want to push people to be logged in and use the app.

Not for me - both at work and home. I need to be logged in.

Doesn't work for me

> Old Reddit still works just fine without an account.

It works sometimes, it's been inconsistent lately. I assume they're rolling out the blocks incrementally or something, because sometimes I can get through to it in a private window and other times I can't.

Maybe for you.

I get a nice

> Log in to use old Reddit

> To keep Reddit safe, accounts are required to access old Reddit. Log in, or continue without an account on reddit.com.

You in the UK?

I get the same, seemingly randomly, from US.

No more, since I installed the "always old reddit" plugin in firefox.

No, but I am not in the US

Not working for me either without an account anymore. Seems like a very recent change.

I had to login the other day to use it. Probably getting slowly rolled out.

As of right now, on Firefox for Android, I am prompted to log in.

it works just fine for you, but not everyone.

Not for long, sadly.

It's also possible to break the 50,000 lines up into multiple commits and fake the commit dates, so this does nothing to prove a human wrote them.

Yea there's literally software that lets you put art into your commit history blog graph on github by making a repo with potentially tens of thousands of dummy commits.

The book came out in 1990, the same year Windows 3.0 was released. Windows 1.0 was released in 1985 and 2.0 was released in 1987.

Almost noone used Windows until Windows 3.1. Not even engineering colleges. For intents and purposes, Windows does not really exist til 3.1 for most people. And that didn't even have a TCP/IP stack native; you had to install WinSock.