[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 24 points 2 months ago

its good to hear that they are trying to put energy where it is needed. I have some more questions:

  • How many north koreans work abroad? Roughly speaking, is it common? How does the employment process work: do they sign up with an agency, which arranges the out-of-country work? Are there incentives?
  • Is the amount of north koreans working abroad increasing or decreasing?
  • How much direct investment is there from china, russia, etc in north korean industry? I.e. are there many international companies operating on north korean soil, joint ventures included? Does the DPRK feel like it is getting meaningful technology transfer out of these arrangements?
  • Similarly, how many north korean companies operate abroad, including joint ventures? Do these companies employ mostly DPRK citizens?
[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 46 points 2 months ago
  1. how do people inside the DPRK regard the recent turmoil in south korea?
  2. how relevant do people inside the DPRK see the conflicts in the middle east, ukraine to their own national security? And do they feel that their affinity with russia/china/iran has increased or decreased in the last 10 years?
  3. In the last trump presidency, there was a meeting which appeared to be PR. How did people inside the DPRK regard the last trump presidency, and how do they feel about the incoming one?
  4. How has the relations of DPRK with Cuba changed since the new south korean embassy?
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新单词: serenity

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 28 points 4 months ago

america has a long and storied history of ignoring the advice of their ambassadors. Not that the stupidity is a defence, but it is believable to me that natos were surprised.

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 24 points 4 months ago

nice posting. thank you.

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 47 points 4 months ago

welcome back herobrine

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 27 points 5 months ago

GPL is the one that requires you to freely publish your changes to the source code for others to use. its not based to make it much harder to maintain the device once the manufacturer decides to drop support.

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[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 21 points 5 months ago

it would be pretty cool with techno music and packed with people in fluorescent clothing

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 23 points 6 months ago

that pic is hard

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 32 points 6 months ago

here's some background information and speculation, as someone not involved in the industy. the silicon wafers used for making chips are big single crystals, which are made by the Czochralski method the crucible is also made of silica and needs to be very perfect, so that no crystals are seeded from the walls, so it makes sense to me that the crucible needs to be at least the purity of the desired silicon wafers - which is at least 99.9999% pure and for research-grade samples 99.99999999% pure. I suspect that the leading-edge nodes requires the high-end of this scale. Its economical to start with the highest purity material that you can, which according to Conway's Material World comes from spruce pine, but its possible to use a lower grade starting material.

[-] mbt2402@hexbear.net 47 points 6 months ago

it seems like every time i search for anything it comes up with a million ai-generated wordpress pages with the same basic structure. obviously being churned out as someone's "passive income" scheme. I wonder if there is a search engine with a way to filter out all wordpress sites...

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