15:57:22 <m-relay> <c​harutocafe:matrix.org> i'm a bit out of the loop with the whole thing, but wasn't RandomX supposed to be a last effort to have a ASIC resistant PoW? i think i recall people saying things among the lines of "if this does not work, we'll probably just embrace asic mining, we can't/shouldn't play cat and mouse forever" back when RandomX was introduced, has this sentiment changed since?
15:59:33 <m-relay> <e​dge7:matrix.org> My understanding that bitminer has not released any asic. It is just a set of risc cpus. The main benefit is that everything is packed so there is less to manage but it's not an asic
16:00:51 <m-relay> <c​harutocafe:matrix.org> oh, how can bitmain outcompete AMD, intel, Qualcomm and other CPU manufacturers?
16:02:17 <m-relay> <e​dge7:matrix.org> It cannot indeed
16:02:53 <m-relay> <e​dge7:matrix.org> Some more clues here:
16:02:53 <m-relay> <e​dge7:matrix.org> https://youtube.com/watch?v=T9BFnn2-TDM&si=ktSlAU1Pmh1VnSVJ
16:06:31 <m-relay> <c​harutocafe:matrix.org> thanks, will take a look
16:07:03 <kico> seems there is a price
16:07:04 <kico> https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/FlJQgCBTVIiywQrSQmGnWZns
17:03:16 <m-relay> <c​trej:matrix.org> That is an unofficial 3rd party listing, the screenshot has been around for a few days
17:11:19 <kico> my bad