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by ivalm 5y ago
Mobile/laptops eg the sector where apple/ms are switching. Big-small is the way to get high power efficiency.
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by ivalm 5y ago
I think alderlake is very promising. Big-small designed cpus, even on x86, seem like the way to go.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Memory bandwidth as well.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Because for most consumers $60 is more valuable that 1% vs 0.6% cancellation rate [0], as it matters only once in 250 flights, which for an individual effectively means never. [0] numbers pulled from thin air but consistent with your 40%.
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by ivalm 5y ago
> Yet I've heard in reality you can basically only consume water and nothing else during your fast in order to not break the fasted state I don’t think that’s true. AFAIK main thing is to not stimulate insulin production so while ma
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by ivalm 5y ago
Society grows through investment. This comes either through capital inflow or consumption, and honestly success of the US lies in the “consumption.” It’s the thing that brought so much convenience and material well-being to our lives. So “c
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by ivalm 5y ago
Inflation (at levels that it happens in developed countries) is good, as it forces people to spend on goods and services or invest in productive enterprises. It is actively bad for the society if one can just sit on money. Taxation is as vo
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by ivalm 5y ago
That’s not really a justification for a financial crime.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Sure, but this just means open source tax software isn’t viable. TurboTax integrates with most financial services Americans use, to compete with them this functionality has to be matched somehow.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Except it's very useful to be able to import the many many forms for the various sources of income automatically. If you're just a w2 and a 1099-int then yes, obviously it's not hard to file taxes manually.
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by ivalm 5y ago
It’s not whether you predict the company trajectory (possible) but whether you predict it better than other people who are also trying to predict. It turns out the average market prediction has low bias (stock go up or down).
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by ivalm 5y ago
If you have a fixed headcount, then forgoing one candidate for equivalent another doesn’t carry a cost. By hiring person A you would be missing out on person B, by hiring person B you would be missing out on A. The point is that the net cos
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by ivalm 5y ago
I don’t think that this formulation reflects the actual situation. Realistically you have a broad pool of near-identical performers (in a sense that your error in judgement is similar to difference in performance) mixed with some bad perfor
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by ivalm 5y ago
Curai |US REMOTE-FIRST| FULL TIME | https://curaihealth.com/ , https://medium.com/curai We are a fast-growing virtual primary care B-round startup. Our mission is to scale the world’s best healthcare to ever
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by ivalm 5y ago
Why would it default? It has USD (fiat it controls) denominated debt, it can literally pay any debt through monitory expansion.
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by ivalm 5y ago
What matters is velocity of money, and to be fair that number has gone down.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Yes, but better since with inflation the “real” dollars are lower. At 3% inflation that 20k in 30 years is like 8k now.
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by ivalm 5y ago
$23m transaction fee for $100k transaction?
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by ivalm 5y ago
Not going to address your weird attempt at wordplay but again just so you know, subjective logic, which you linked, is equivalent to propositional (in a sense you can express any statement in subjective logic via a set of propositions, eg A
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by ivalm 5y ago
It is neither the accepted modern nor historic definition of the word “logic.” Your definition is also unrelated to the word’s etymology. In a sense that people can have personal definitions of words I generously called it “opinionated.” I
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by ivalm 5y ago
> Logic is one of the fundamental axioms of the universe This definitely a very opinionated view on what is logic. There is no reason to embed anything in universe/anything else. If you remove expressability, I’m not sure what prope
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by ivalm 5y ago
> Logic is the science of the possible. As such, it is at the root of all other sciences, all of which are sciences of the actual, i.e. that which really exists I really don’t think this is right. Logic is a discipline of consistent re-w
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by ivalm 5y ago
If the other player dies presumably you can pass the turn to them (and claim victory).
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by ivalm 5y ago
Yes, as they can no longer complete the current turn. Traditionally chess is played with time limits, so it makes sense that death causes the current turn, and only the current turn, player to lose.
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by ivalm 5y ago
The marginal utility of $5b of facebook’s money to Zuck is very low, but the cost of even a low chance of serious personal liability is high.
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by ivalm 5y ago
At some point the best thing is to just pass on working with them. If the hiring requirement is so draconian that it selects out people with options you end up with a company full of second tier people.
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by ivalm 5y ago
> Low interest rates don't increase inflation do they Decrease in interest rate increases money supply (increase in lending -> new deposits).
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by ivalm 5y ago
And millions of civilians died during the war itself…
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by ivalm 5y ago
To be fair, reading wikipedia it really does seem that they are trying to deport him: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helmut_Oberlander
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by ivalm 5y ago
I actually agree with you. I think it is fair to say crypto is hard to get right — on the one hand there are lots of scams, on the other hand there is a large amount of investment in non-scams.

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