Good luck. Usually, when you take this screenshot it means your “luck” has likely run its course. I say run, because that’s what you should probably do with these gains. But, we all know that ain’t gonna happen. Here’s a link to the Wendy’s career site (https://wendys-careers.com/) for future reference.

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>the whole point is that it doesn't have characteristic taste I saw vanilla-flavoured vodka in the supermarket before, which sounded interesting. Sadly that brand disappeared off shelves three years ago. >So just buy the cheapest that doesn't look like garbage That's the problem, I can't tell these things. Just not a skill I have. When I used to drink occasionally I had a standard brand and just stuck with that, sadly it i not available anymore. I discovered some brands as bad in those times (that red bottle, you know what you did) but never paid much attention to which commonalities they shared. >if your guests care about that It's a "bring your own booze" type of situation and with my standard brand gone I won't disappoint anyone else but am playing Slavic roulette.

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I think money is not a problem.

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Well it just means that sanctions didn't really work to the surprise to absolutely no one. It just speed run China becoming less reliant on the West which is a concern for the US because they're having less leverage

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Guys it’s a patent. It doesn’t prove that it actually works. I would take it with a grain of salt unless Huawei is actually able to manufacture these

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Now that people know it is possible, and a patent is out there explaining the details, Companies can try to replicate/improve etc. 

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I know that Intel tried for a long time to do exactly this. I assume they have a pile of patents that would conflict with this Huawei technology. But I don’t know.

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The node has an impact on product quality. A chip manufactured on a better node can have better clock frequency and better energy efficiency. That means phones that hold their charge more, LLMs that respond faster, compute chips that can do more compute without melting their package etc...

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efficacy doesnt matter when profit is not a factor. Have you seen the size of infrastructure project China is capable of? Money is no concern for the Chinese

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This method should logically have lower yield numbers with how many extra steps there are to produce a wafer. But what it does imply is that China is still full steam ahead with trying to gain chip independence.

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