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by N1H1L 5y ago
Exactly. Labor market is linked to many other things. Wages are the most important factor, but not the only factor.
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by N1H1L 5y ago
It's just bluster. No way Facebook/Instagram is writing off a quarter of the world's smartphone users (who also probably on average have a higher net worth than the remaining 75%).
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by N1H1L 5y ago
Or war. Some of the oldest cities in the world are in the Levant - Aleppo and Damascus in Syria. Or Jericho in Palestine. The trouble is that those cities also have had gone through significant conflict, so ruins tend to not survive.
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by N1H1L 5y ago
> Renewables + batteries will NEVER supply enough energy in a world that will require more electricity if it uses electric vehicles and move away from fossil fuels. The coal and gaz industry love renewables because you NEED gaz and coal
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by N1H1L 5y ago
Yep. Bootstrapping a startup is hard . FAANG interviews are not even close.
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by N1H1L 5y ago
Except for China, the US has done very well actually economically in COVID. It probably is the second best performing economy from March 2020 (when COVID started) to March 2021. Look at India for example - it's economy is in tatters an
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Please write the blog post and share it to HN. I would really look forward to reading it and learning from it.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
India's high TFR mostly comes from the so-called BIMARU states - Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh [1]. In fact, almost all of Indian states are below a TFR of 2 now. Consumption is another thing now. Power demand is
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by N1H1L 6y ago
The ethics coursework at my ABET accredited alma mater, which was a 1 credit joke BTW, mostly covered plagiarism. Human ethics are basically not covered at all. There is a huge ideological blindspot inside engineering departments - if my w
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Yeah. This is the standard too many people are bad 60s rhetoric. The reality is that China and Japan are barreling towards a too many old people crises, as is India. I come from Bengal, and my state, and city specifically have had a TFR bel
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Why not Sling? I find it much cheaper than YouTubeTV
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by N1H1L 6y ago
How not to get tenure 101
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by N1H1L 6y ago
This is also the height of anti-immigrant fervor in the United States. This is 9 years after the Johnson-Reed Act (Immigration Act of 1924) [1], which basically tried to ban all immigration from Asia. There is a great Hasan Minhaj episode t
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Interesting point, but then as per the methods inflation has been ~10% since 2001, except for the a dip because of the great recession. The inflation, even by this measure, has then been immune to fiscal stimulus.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
I have a 25,000+ loc scientific codebase in Python, with lot of use in my specialized domain. I gave up on numba, because it's speedups vanish when transitioning to real problems. And secondly, it's bugs are not that intuitive.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Try dask Distribute your data and run everything as dask.delayed and then compute only at the end. Also check out legate.numpy from Nvidia which promises to be a drop in numpy replacement that will use all your CPU cores without any tweaks
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Until Cython can handle real scientific stuff like FFTs, or curve fitting natively, it's useless and good only for toy problems.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Also Nazi Germany. German universities just tanked while many American universities became the home of Jews fleeing Nazism.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
I may be missing something - but what exactly does it do? And how is it different that dask_cuda and cupy?
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Name it CRUST
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Same here. I switched over to CuPy from numba.cuda
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by N1H1L 6y ago
I think one of the problems would be miniaturization. Visible light is hundreds of nanometers, and X-ray photonics are still in it's infancy
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Most of the time, consensus exists for a reason. The obviously troubled panhandler at the stop light also technically goes against the consensus, as do anti-vaccers and flat earthers.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
tl;dr: Every single sentence in your comment is untrue. An IFR of 0.17% is not even wrong . That would result in at least 10 states in the US itself to have had more cases than their population [0]. Assuming 100% infection rates, the minim
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Is Su at AMD on par with those giants?
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by N1H1L 6y ago
You answered the question posed above you with your opinion, your post is devoid of facts. You failed to answer the question - what is the conservative opinion on social justice, but rather claimed that it's the mainstream view. There
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Weird to see Knoxville suddenly pop up all of a sudden
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Yes! I am from India and just the immigration paperwork I will have to do to travel round the world fills me with dread. Travel round the world is a privilege that we don't have
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by N1H1L 6y ago
Millennials actually are less promiscuous and have sex later and less often than their previous generations. So your points are not only classist, but wrong too.
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by N1H1L 6y ago
I think both you and Brad are right in some way. The KILLER feature is the total time to do something that the user intends to do. If you have a very fast OS, but bad UX then the rate-limiting step is the UX, not the OS. And the converse

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