I know, that’s why I asked how would it be build under anarchism, not under anti-capitalism.

My question was really how could something as logistically complex as a semiconductor fab be build without some organization to coordinate it.

But as @BeatL@pawb.social said if anarchism = no unjust hierarchy then that is no problem. As there is still a organization coordinating things just not an unjust one?

I admit I’m not very knowledgeable about anarchism.

I don’t really associate anarchism with the global supply chains necessary to build and run a semiconductor fab. But I suppose I am mistaken then?

They do realize we could just make our own electronics right?

Genuine question: how would a semiconductor fab be build in anarchist ideologies?

Ah ok, I’ve had these drives for a while now but ended up using SSDs instead so they just sat in my parts drawer reminding me of a bad purchase xd.

Crazy how they are like 3x the price now from when i bought them in 2023

Do you happen to live in zuid holland?

I have 2 unopened Seagate IronWolf ST4000VN006 that I’ll be happy selling.

No idea what a fair price or your budget would be. That is if you are interested in these drives to begin with.

Obligatory shoutout to https://github.com/cat-milk/Anime-Girls-Holding-Programming-Books/tree/master

My 2 cents are that the issue is promotion not AI, if people started promoting stuff made without AI that would still be spam.

From the rules:

F/LOSS Exception: If your post is about a project that is completely open source & can be self-hosted in full without payment, your post is exempt from the 10% requirement. The exception does not exempt you from the account age requirement.

I would propose making this the requirement and not an exception, forbid all promotion of closed source, and allow the 10% requirement for open source projects.

Why would anyone pay for this when documentation is readily available, even for non technical users?

https://github.com/oobabooga/textgen

Installing something like textgen is as easy as downloading a single executable.