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NhanH
14d ago
Goods have inherent value. We are talking about currency.
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NhanH
14d ago
Currency is inherently about trust: you believe it can be traded later for goods. The mechanism with fiat is that you need to trust your state and government. In gold, you trust that everyone is believing gold has value. And that it is comm
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NhanH
19d ago
That is the entire Marx's Das Kapital. The main argument being free market will lead to concentration of power and then capitalism collaspe. He expanded on what he thought the not-capitalism could be. Then Lenin concluded that if you w
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1mo ago
Ah it was not explicit enough. They will die, for some definitions of death -- I don't think they disappear, but they should be a niche, rather than the dominant doctrine.
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1mo ago
The whole cloud story lies on two aspects: - Hyperscaling “we are going to serve billions of people in our applications”, which is becoming increasing unlikely as regional tech companies become more dominant than than the global one (this o
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NhanH
1mo ago
Yes, because that increases the likelihood of Japan, Korea, Ukraine and even Taiwan getting nuke.
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1mo ago
Professor Robert Pape (University of Chicago) has 2 substacks where he have been discussing the exactly topic heavily, as well as having webinar/ live discussions with some heavy hitters about the topic. Unfortunately both of the subst
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8mo ago
This is just the standard precision/ recall tradeoff with recall being prioritised at the extreme (which is usually the wrong way to go for legal field). A standard situation of 1% positive rate and even if your diagnosis method having
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11mo ago
Here is the official official story: https://www.nasa.gov/history/sfa-message-everyone-plays-role... Though I don't think I will be able to cite an official document stating Al Chop is a Snoopy fan :-), so there&#
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11mo ago
The guy who created the award was a fan of Snoopy, and that's about it
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1y ago
Patients are assigned the time for their visits. The time itself is randomized
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1y ago
You are claiming that the median age in China is 52 or did I read this wrong? That would be beyond fake news level of statement (for my reading of the meaning) The current median age of China is about 40, which is not great for their contex
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1y ago
> It happens to literally every existence of life across the universe because the final emergent property of energy gradients 100% leads to pure logic machines. This sentence has way too many assumptions doing the heavy lifting. “Pure lo
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NhanH
1y ago
Lifetime is always product or company lifetime
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NhanH
1y ago
Yes
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NhanH
1y ago
That’s just Black Friday.
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1y ago
The celebration now mainly focuses on “unification”, with some slight flavor of “independence/ liberation of the South”. The US is not even mentioned. So the idea is that we celebrate the finality of having a unified and independent co
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1y ago
> I'm a software developer by training with an interest in genetics. I currently run a startup working on multiplex gene editing technology. This is the author’s own description of his expertise. I have to look it up since I am not
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1y ago
That is why it is very common for vacations (of people who stays at Four Seasons) to start or end a business trips: I am already there, might as well get my family to join and try some new foods.
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1y ago
I meant 11-19%, did mental maths so I did not want to specify exact value. Though my maths seems to be wrong as well!
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1y ago
Asia has about 4.8B population, Australia has 26M. On a per capita basis Australia has about 1x% more deaths
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1y ago
The strategies will change, but it is not certain to be more “intricate”, it could go both way. It is probably more likely that adding the other physical limitation of the human body causes one strategy to be vastly more effective, and the
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2y ago
This is not cynical. The situation is that a) there will be a team of very expensive lawyers and accountants working out how to best implement the plan that benefits the company (whom you can’t compete) and b) crucially, you have no control
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2y ago
For the situation where the hijacker can actually control the plane, I'd imagine the US military now has a more proper response and will be able to scramble jet in time to shoot down the plane (they didn't have such plan for domes
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2y ago
And you can even turn the viewpoint around and say that he is putting his money where his mouth is.
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2y ago
The corporation certainly can kick you out of the stadium, but any law that can make such broadcast illegal is probably nigh unconstitutional in the US.
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2y ago
It seems (feels?) likely that demand for LLM is elastic, especially when it comes to specialized niche. Less power requirements just mean we run more of them in parallel for stuffs, so the power needs is gonna be growing anyway.
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2y ago
In 2024, 12-month inflation starts at 3.1% and is 2.7% last month (peak at 3.5% and bottom at 2.4%). You can't round that number in anyway to be "~2%". It is at least "~3%"
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2y ago
What's wrong with saying what you typed above verbatim? It is a fairy standard scenario and your wordings probably have been said in one-on-one millions of times. You need to follow up the sentence with "what's next", si
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2y ago
Yeah but you don't use the external IP for the purpose of accessing your VPN (not via a DNS record anyway). I am also unclear on the purpose of the dynamic DNS.
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