Source: it came to me in a dream.

Indeed, it is.

Technically, they have software that sometimes decides to lobotomize other software.

I’m not aware of any country where there isn’t enough work to go around. And last I checked, China doesn’t have problems with homeless or unemployment. Socialism doesn’t require people to work for the sake of work. In a socialist system, if it ever gets to the point where there’s not enough work to go around the solution would be to reduce working hours.

Only people traumatized by living in capitalist states would be upset about manual labor being automated.

this is so unreasonably effective

Sure, that’ll be the priority, but again, look at solar and EVs. Once production ramps up, these things start getting exported globally at way lower prices than western competition.

I’m not so sure there’s much of a difference.

I see what you did there

stay mad

Exactly, and the rate of progress there is just stupefying.

What an amazing counterpoint you’ve mustered. I can really tell I’m dealing with top grade liberal intelligentsia here.

Only a liberal quotes an absolute statement to claim that absolutes are bad, proving once again that their entire worldview is based on screenwriting and vibes with critical thinking nowhere to be found.

Might want to ask yourself why Chinese companies did this with stuff like solar panels and EVs, and the answer to your question will come to you.

A perfect example of why sovereignty is impossible when you can’t control your information space.

There’s zero chance of that happening given the EU relationship with Russia.

Once Chinese companies ramp up production, there’s going to be cheap RAM again. Also, the bubble will pop eventually.

lol

Not like they have much choice. Apple tends to be a bit ahead of the curve with these things too. I recall last time there was a chip shortage, Apple managed to skirt it because they massively preorded from TSMC, and got priority over everyone else.

yeah exactly