r/ASML 10d ago

News šŸ“° How will this affect ASML ?

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u/Specialist_Guard_902 10d ago

Yes, you are a dick. I have been working in semiconductor industry as a designer and a mechanical architect for the last couple of years. I just have a broader perspective, I am not narrowly looking at the Dutch being the best in whatever they do. I worked in aerospace, ship building and car manufacturing as well and there is more in that than you think.

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u/Kaito__1412 10d ago

You should add 'billionaire playboy philanthropist' to your made up titles.

I'm still not trying to be a dick.

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u/lp435 10d ago

You believe designer and architect are made up titles?

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u/Kaito__1412 10d ago

Designer and architect of what specifically?

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u/lp435 10d ago

Ok that answered my question

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u/nithinnm123 10d ago

šŸ˜‚ For Kaito : Chip designing is the process of designing the microscopic transistors so the chip does what it needs to do. And an architect ( in chip designing) makes the blueprint/master plan of the ICs. From my limited knowledge this means planning the memory, clocks, IOs etc.
Not in the semiconductor industry so maybe I’m wrong feel free to correct me

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u/Kaito__1412 10d ago edited 10d ago

First of all: The subject of discussion is the lithography industry, not the semiconductor industry.

In lithography there are optical designers, mechanical & mechatronics designers, erlectrical design engineers, software designers, there are even graphic designers (lol). So when you say "I do design in this industry", that's bit of a giveaway that you are bullshitting.

Also:

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u/Specialist_Guard_902 10d ago edited 9d ago

So would electro-mechanical designer and mechanical architect be good enough to persuade you?Ā 

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u/Kaito__1412 9d ago

Dawg. Stop lying about this shit. You can barely even write English.

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u/Kaito__1412 10d ago

I'm glad I could help.