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  • TheGrandNagus@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldHard work
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    19 hours ago

    Look, if I were in a privileged position in life, you can bet I’d also do whatever I could to make the same true for my daughters. 100%. I care for them and want them to be prosperous, and if they have kids I’d like them to be in a good position too.

    But what really fucks me off is when these people who’ve benefitted from that then go on to act like they’re self-made and didn’t get the help.

    Just own it. Say “yeah, my family runs a businesses, and because of that I’m in this good position. I’m really thankful of my parents for doing that for me, I’ve been really fortunate, and I work hard every day in order to show my appreciation for the opportunities that have been made available to me.”

    I’d respect the hell out of that, even though there’s still the degree of nepotism there.









  • SK Hynix (and Samsung) is worse than Micron.

    Micron scrapped Crucial, the consumer brand they owned.

    SK Hynix and Samsung never even directly sold to consumers to begin with.

    SK Hynix and Samsung were the ones who signed deals with OpenAI on the same day for 40% of the entire fucking planet’s DRAM supply that kicked off the DRAM panic buying to begin with! This mess is their fault!

    Micron are absolutely shifting to more profitable HBM production in order to make the most of the AI bubble, and they’re fucking us over in doing so, but IMO what they’re doing pales in comparison to the levels of fuckery that SK/Samsung have done with the shady backroom OpenAI deals. I repeat… 40% of Earth’s RAM production.

    It really angers me that those two have so far escaped media wrath while Micron was exclusively taking the hit for an entire shady industry. Blame all of these fuckers. Blame OpenAI. Blame Nvidia.








  • That pronunciation took off because Top Gear was going to record a segment about Dacia before they hit the UK market.

    Top Gear did reach out to Dacia and ask how it was pronounced, but Dacia took so long replying to the email that by the time they did, Top Gear had already filmed it saying Day-see-er. It was too late.

    And because of the enormous reach of Top Gear at the time, that pronunciation became solidified in people’s minds.

    Or at least this was the story told by Richard Porter, the ex Top Gear producer, on his podcast.