The source is this paywalled report, the headline of which notably doesn't go as far as the techpowerup one, though that might just be to bait people into buying access to the full report.

I know very little about fabrication itself, but it seems like the gist is it's impressive, but pretty expensive and pushing the limits of what's realistic with DUV. I wonder what the plan is if China still can't source (or develop) EUV tech soon?

My apologies Michael I was unfamiliar with your game

Saw this mentioned in the news mega but was having trouble finding the original source, which appears to be this press release from Maine's DHHS

Suppose that following the resignation of a W-2 employee, the employer replaces them with an independent contractor. The contractor does the exact same work the W-2 employee was doing. Would this be a clear-cut case of employee misclassification? Is there any obvious caveat that would prevent it from being so? For the purposes of this hypothetical, assume it occurs in a state with fairly strong labor laws.

Thank you for participating in my thought experiment!

I know it's nonsensical but my immediate thought is disappointment at "number go down" on HYSAs and VBIL

While everyone was focused on the BBB and its implications for student loans they just go ahead and do this.

Consider that there could be an all-powerful AI in the future that really hates existence, such that it would simulate a million versions of the people who created it and torture them for eternity. There's no way to know for sure that you're not one of those simulations right now!

Now that you know of Noko's Basilisk, you have no choice but to... not make the torture robot.

Bonus Expert Variation: Noko's Puppydog

The same thing, except the AI doesn't punish the people that made it, only gives the people who didn't a really cute puppy.

Instead of making laws like normal a judge from a hundred years ago gets to be the authority unless yet another judge decides to overrule them and become the new authority???

the only character action game I've played before is Metal Gear Rising but I dropped it because it wasn't meshing with me, I kept trying to play it like dark souls. I think I might have just spent too much time with souls and salad sorting games and now my brain is closed off to proficiency in other games

I know it's got an i5-4570 in it and that lines right up with my old GTX 970 I've held onto release date wise. Stick some DDR3, a new cooler (Cooler Master Hyper 212 for authenticity), and new thermal paste in there and you're pogging out in Splinter Cell: Blacklist or Assassin's Creed IV or whatever else we were playing in 2013

Remember that

I am going to lose it