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A few years ago, Intel looked untouchable. >>Then it missed the smartphone wave, in around 5 years lost its manufacturing lead to TSMC, watched AMD reclaim the CPU market, and completely underestimated how fast Nvidia would dominate AI. >>Revenue fell, layoffs followed, projects were canceled, and even CEO Pat Gelsinger's turnaround plan couldn't deliver results fast enough. >>The quieter story now is who's building the factories. >>Yesterday, Intel announced a €5 billion investment to expand its Ireland manufacturing campus for AI-era chips. >>What's interesting isn't the size of the investment. it's about earning another chance to compete. In AI, falling behind for a few years means spending billions just to get back to where everyone else already is. >>That's a reminder that the AI race isn't just OpenAI vs Google vs Anthropic anymore. It's becoming a race to manufacture enough silicon to keep up. >>Whoever controls compute increasingly controls what everyone else can build. >>The never ending lesson in tech is that yesterday's leader still has to prove it deserves tomorrow.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·7h

> Yesterday I mentioned Intel lost its manufacturing lead to TSMC. > That wasn't a single mistake. It was the result of two companies making completely different bets. > For decades, Intel designed its chips and built the factories that made them. That model worked so well it made Intel the world's most valuable semiconductor company. > TSMC took a different path. It refused to compete with its customers. Instead, it became the company that manufactured chips for everyone else. > Then the industry changed. > Apple left Intel Macs for its own M-series chips built by TSMC. > AMD moved its Ryzen and EPYC processors to TSMC and suddenly became a serious threat again. > Nvidia's AI GPUs? Also built by TSMC. > Even Intel has outsourced parts of its own chip production to TSMC when it couldn't keep pace on advanced process nodes. > By the time Intel realized manufacturing had become the battleground, TSMC was already producing chips for nearly every winner in #ai > Intel tried to build the best chips. > TSMC made sure it was building almost everyone else's

Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx

A few years ago, Intel looked untouchable. >>Then it missed the smartphone wave, in around 5 years lost its manufacturing lead to TSMC, watched AMD reclaim the CPU market, and completely underestimated how fast Nvidia would dominate AI. >>Revenue fell, layoffs followed, projects were canceled, and even CEO Pat Gelsinger's turnaround plan couldn't deliver results fast enough. >>The quieter story now is who's building the factories. >>Yesterday, Intel announced a €5 billion investment to expand its Ireland manufacturing campus for AI-era chips. >>What's interesting isn't the size of the investment. it's about earning another chance to compete. In AI, falling behind for a few years means spending billions just to get back to where everyone else already is. >>That's a reminder that the AI race isn't just OpenAI vs Google vs Anthropic anymore. It's becoming a race to manufacture enough silicon to keep up. >>Whoever controls compute increasingly controls what everyone else can build. >>The never ending lesson in tech is that yesterday's leader still has to prove it deserves tomorrow.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·9h

Does this even work yet

Nikita Bier@nikitabier

We're rolling out a small tweak to boost visibility of your posts to your mutuals (people who you follow back). We noticed this data was missing from the algo and it made your friends appear less in your replies. This resulted in the reply section feeling more like a battleground with people you don't recognize. This should also help clusters form around interests more easily, which many people have asked for.

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Akshay Shinde@ConsciousRide·15h

People massively underestimate how much work job hunting actually is. Everyone says: "Just apply to more jobs." Okay, let's do the math. Say you apply to 50 tech jobs a day. Even with: • An ATS-friendly resume • Browser autofill • Saved answers • No custom cover letters You're still spending roughly 2–3 hours every single day. Now stretch that over a month. 50 applications/day × 30 days = 1,500 applications. That's around 60–90 hours spent just applying. And that's before: • Preparing for DSA • System Design • Backend/Frontend interviews • Building projects • Networking • Recruiter calls • Take-home assignments • Company research • Resume iterations • Rejections • Ghosting Finding a job has quietly become a full-time job. The biggest misconception is that unemployed engineers spend all day doing nothing. Many are actually working harder than they did at their previous jobs - just without a paycheck. Companies optimize for finding talent. Candidates optimize for getting noticed. Somewhere in between is an incredible amount of invisible work that almost nobody talks about. If you're currently job hunting: Keep improving. Keep applying. Keep learning. One "yes" is all it takes.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·12h

@thealokverse Hey bruh

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𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁@thealokverse·19h

heyy frens!!

Nikita Bier@nikitabier

We're rolling out a small tweak to boost visibility of your posts to your mutuals (people who you follow back). We noticed this data was missing from the algo and it made your friends appear less in your replies. This resulted in the reply section feeling more like a battleground with people you don't recognize. This should also help clusters form around interests more easily, which many people have asked for.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·14h

@Hridaisme As per what I've looked around it gives better bang for the buck

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Hrida🌼@Hridaisme·16h

I'm a Claude user. Give me one reason to switch to Codex.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·15h

@ash_twtz Dream ended wakeup now

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Mr Ash@ash_twtz·19h

Scenes after Gemini 3.5 drops

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·15h

@sandislonjsak The process stuff sucks until it saves you next time, but it'll happen again

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Sandi Slonjšak@sandislonjsak·15h

> be me > reward referrals heavily > trust when senior recommends another senior > showcase that "another senior" to a client > turns out he's not senior > be mad (but I am at fault here to be fair) > be embarrased > start writing clear guidelines about hiring with GPT-5.6 > slowly start turning agency into corpo 😢 > figure out why corpo does the things the way they do > put more emphasis on strict process > still be mad (at myself)

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·17h

yeah yeah very 🤧

Sams@sams_codex

Share yours .

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·19h

@akramcodez All bank and offical sites are still running on this shit

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Sk Akram@akramcodez·1d

php disappeared like it never existed

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·19h

@vanyaSile Seems they think portrait is the onlyway we take photos

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Vanshika@vanyaSile·20h

Why do almost all AI-generated images have blurry backgrounds? Is it just me, or have you noticed it too?

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·21h

@seesawrubs Probably the latter

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sam saltman 🤌🏻@seesawrubs·21h

100% limit used on grok 🛑 don't know if it was me grinding or grok uploading the files to it's servers that consumed it

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·1d

A few years ago, Intel looked untouchable. >>Then it missed the smartphone wave, in around 5 years lost its manufacturing lead to TSMC, watched AMD reclaim the CPU market, and completely underestimated how fast Nvidia would dominate AI. >>Revenue fell, layoffs followed, projects were canceled, and even CEO Pat Gelsinger's turnaround plan couldn't deliver results fast enough. >>The quieter story now is who's building the factories. >>Yesterday, Intel announced a €5 billion investment to expand its Ireland manufacturing campus for AI-era chips. >>What's interesting isn't the size of the investment. it's about earning another chance to compete. In AI, falling behind for a few years means spending billions just to get back to where everyone else already is. >>That's a reminder that the AI race isn't just OpenAI vs Google vs Anthropic anymore. It's becoming a race to manufacture enough silicon to keep up. >>Whoever controls compute increasingly controls what everyone else can build. >>The never ending lesson in tech is that yesterday's leader still has to prove it deserves tomorrow.

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Void Pain()☕@UncaughtEx·1d

@DevWith_Atul atleast give some leaks bro

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