Intel and the $1.5trn chip industry meltdown

Re:Intel and the $1.5trn chip industry meltdown by chrischen on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @02:53PM (#33252161)

I could make the same baseless argument that many people also died due to the over restrictive policies and draconian imprisonment tactics.

Of course 0-covid is only possible if it is maintained forever, because like it or not the rest of the world still has covid.

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Re:Intel and the $1.5trn chip industry meltdown by kipchak on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @03:24PM (#33252568)

I'm not sure it's the best approach, but I would figure they would wait until circulating Covid strains were acceptably less harmful and then reopen.

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Re:Intel and the $1.5trn chip industry meltdown by chrischen on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @04:18PM (#33253281)

That’s already happening and it was the more mild omicron strain causing the latest lockdowns and the resurgence.

Their lockdowns are politically motivated: saving face because they prematurely declared victory, and a need to avoid dependence on western vaccines due to the ineffectiveness of their own vaccines—the latter really just a roundabout way to save face.

If you understood Chinese culture, you’d know that saving face is pretty important and makes you do crazy things.

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Re:Intel and the $1.5trn chip industry meltdown by d_graeme on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @03:12PM (#33252424)

So in your version of reality, 2 million+ Chinese have died due to 'over restrictive policies and draconian imprisonment tactics' post covid-19.

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