> Airbus is not the result of high tech manufacturing

I LOL'ed.

> The entire EU is not capable of building any 5th gen fighter jet on its own

Saab is, but there has been no need to develop 5th gen fighters if there are reliable international partners that can provide them. Recent development made it clear the US is no longer a reliable partner and the European aerospace industry is working on reducing the dependence on US equipment.

Some of the chips they use are designed for soldered chips. I’m not sure whether that’s because of signal degradation over longer PCB traces and sockets.

> - frameworks for tui development, including react-like DOM shit

React-ncurses FTW

I wish more terminals supported Tektronix and ReGIS graphics. We could do some really interesting visuals with those.

> and are really easy to write.

And, sometimes, all you want is to output text.

Looking into the Apple counterpart, an M5 Max with 128GB of RAM and 2TB of flash, it comes at around EUR 6K here in Ireland, probably in the $5K range in the US. I am assuming Microsoft will charge a similar premium for it, because this is not a machine that'll help with vendor lock-in for them - it helps mostly Nvidia, so Microsoft and other OEMs will likely get the chips with lower margins.

It's also a way for Nvidia to protect itself (a bit) from the impending doom at the AI datacenter sector.

I'm not sure beta voltaics will ever reach LiPo densities. All materials I know would be unwise to place in your wallet, or anywhere near your body.

If we are OK with a battery and a beta voltaic source, a tritium one is reasonably safe and can trickle charge the battery when the device is in deep low power mode. The battery can still be charged by the induction coil.