plutomeetsyou

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by plutomeetsyou 23d ago
Countries and institutions should always produce things where they are excellent at producing, in forms of specialization and compete in terms of comparative advantages.
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by plutomeetsyou 2mo ago
This would support the hypothesis that they are incentivized as compute providers and not simply because they're losing the frontier llm race
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by plutomeetsyou 2mo ago
Someday my kid is going to ask me why we need 79 keys on a keyboard if we only use "accept" and "accept all".
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by plutomeetsyou 2mo ago
> Adjusted R2 values for each model were 0.085 (linear), 0.118 (quadratic), and 0.125 (cubic) I get the study design is not causal and all, but this R^2 looks very underfit for a study that claims a stronger predictor?
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by plutomeetsyou 3mo ago
tbf I don't think Chinese citizens are faring any better than the West reporting on the ground, it's also possible there are numerous problems coalescing at the same time for humanity on a global scale.
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by plutomeetsyou 3mo ago
convert this question to KV cache and give it to your agent
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by plutomeetsyou 4mo ago
Since this is the first comment that emphasizes research which most are conflating with graduate school in general. I think that is the salient effect of the funding cut, which affects research (PhDs) more than cash cow coursework programs
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by plutomeetsyou 4mo ago
Isn't that the entire incentive structure for international PhD graduates already (at least on the private industry front)?
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by plutomeetsyou 4mo ago
supposedly macbook pro's M-series are quite adept for gamers these days.
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by plutomeetsyou 5mo ago
SpaceX and Rocket Lab are among the companies that can accelerate the addition of Interstellar Trade as a subfield of economics, perhaps even within the average life span of a Gen Millennial person.
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by plutomeetsyou 5mo ago
or the lack of education is the cause of such denial of science.
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by plutomeetsyou 8mo ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (PyData), Java, PostgreSQL, Linux, Bash, Tableau, R, Causal Inference(A/B Testing), Statistical Modeling, AWS, Spark. Email: gavinqu1 [at] gmail.com Résumé
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by plutomeetsyou 8mo ago
Economists definitely use LaTeX, but as a field, it's at the intersection of applied math and social sciences so your point stands. I also know some Data Scientists in the industry who do.
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
sounds like a homestead in the mountains could be one of the solutions.
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
Might as well start colonizing Jupiter's moons, we can start with Ganymede, IO, then Callisto - the official name for it can be "The Rim".
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
MI is not a tiny island but I see your point, especially over the last 20+ years of living there. However, wealthy people buying multiple mansions around the world and letting them sit there idle is also a story as old as time.
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
I've been in the same boat for the past 4 months since graduating from a master's program and I have friends that has been laid off for almost 10 months. WSJ hits close to home today: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#x
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
Now, how am I supposed to source my raw milk for my family of four?
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
Even with those fluctuations, you can live (more than) comfortably with those $100 billion (probably). Unless you're being sarcastic
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
n = 10, these links probably warrant more research and a larger cohort.
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by plutomeetsyou 2y ago
Is it possible due to the more oxygen rich environment during the jurassic era?