ksquarekumar

It's orders of magnitude faster than conda

To me, US and Europe funding semiconductor capacity also looks like a decoupling strategy aimed at Taiwan.

>You do not need to defend an industry of billions for free.

And you could do better by being a little less preachy and a bit more pedantic, anecdotes and opinions are not facts after all.

Try giving out years of your labor for free, and then try not being sensitive about it...

It does not add any value, someone is just being spiteful...

You are part of the spite, welcome.

As opposed to buying US oil, which would not have these same repercussions? What are you on about?

And I am assuming you don't have any credible data to back that claim up?

Not a fan of revisionist theories and unsubstantiated fan fictions, but your idea of India being a British creation is utterly misinformed, India is a very old political entity and had been United under multiple nations states & empires throughout its recorded history.

Protectionism in agriculture is quite common all across the board is it not? And India doesn't even fare that bad If I am not recalling it correctly.

I agree with you in your assessment that protectionism breeds inefficiency, but you are imposing your strictly one sided take on 'what should be' without stopping to consider 'why it is',

it's an answer fit for a class of undergrads, quotes and all, but has little to no real world value as its so generalist in its assumption.

Economics is a black art, and subjectivity matters more than the principles.

And how does knime/everything else compare with PowerBI, given how aggressively it is being pushed by Microsoft, and the fact that it would come bundled as part of most organizations Office 365 deployment.

Same boat as you, switched to android last year, atleast i will always have options in this side of the market.

Intel is at 14nm and amd is at 7nm, yet the transistor densities are higher on the Intel side?

Do you have any source to back this claim? I know that node sizes are mostly meaningless at this point, but still this is invalidating 3 generations of node jumps on the TSMC/AMD side vs none on the intel side, surely it can't be that meaningless of a number?