ivalm

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481.
by ivalm 5y ago
Leela uses mcts, sf does not. SF also trains on human positions, while I think Leela is self play only.
482.
by ivalm 5y ago
Alph zero/mu at similar computation resources was weaker for a while iirc.
483.
by ivalm 5y ago
That’s amazing. NNUE has been a boon for stockfish as it enabled it to find complicated ideas even on low depths, which are often more interesting than simple tactical perfection. Really excited to see stockfish 14.
484.
by ivalm 5y ago
But we don’t get 0? In the future there will be people working and paying social security taxes and those taxes will be used to fund social security payments. If the percentage of retirees is too large then that will lead to increase in ret
485.
by ivalm 5y ago
I mean that’s literally in the charter of SSI. It is a pay as you go system, that’s how it was setup. In the law, there is no promise of current money paying for future obligations and there are no “broken promises.” It’s not a piggy bank o
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by ivalm 5y ago
But that’s not the case: 1. National debt is USD denominated thus only requires repayment in nominal terms (eg you can always print, you can set arbitrary interest rates, etc). In fact, there is a lot of precedent for negative real returns
487.
by ivalm 5y ago
Except the issue is that there is a tragedy of commons, as SF increases resources for homeless more and more homeless flock to the city thus requiring ever increasing amount of resources. I am honestly not sure what to do other than support
488.
by ivalm 5y ago
He slightly mis-wrote, he meant percentage of carbon from food that gets converted to CO2 and then exhaled. Not all of food carbon becomes CO2 therefore you don’t need exactly equivalent biomass growth to offset food consumption.
489.
by ivalm 5y ago
Consulting on email migration does sound like it should be a core competency for an enterprise tech consulting company…
490.
by ivalm 5y ago
> that gets rid of the "market segmentation" signals Exactly, retail investors should basically be happy with PFOF.
491.
by ivalm 5y ago
It’s better than free, you get a discount relative to NBBO.
492.
by ivalm 5y ago
I guess seems partially wrong to me. While I agree government should collect after aggrieved investors, I think whistleblowers should come first as they are the ones enabling fraud detection.
493.
by ivalm 5y ago
Who cares? I strongly prefer that people snitch to make money rather than keep quiet.
494.
by ivalm 5y ago
For $150 turbotax filed my fed and state taxes: 1. W2s + bank interest for two people 2. Taxable capital gains of various kinds, including stock, options, and 1256 contracts 3. Self employment business (consulting) with multiple clients and
495.
by ivalm 5y ago
How do you feel your old process compares to modern agile dev + ci/cd practices? How big was the devops team?
496.
by ivalm 5y ago
I'm not sure it needs to be "fixed." Certain systems probably can be run for decades without meaningful updates as long as security vulnerabilities are properly addressed. For air-gapped systems you can potentially run with
497.
by ivalm 5y ago
You hold fiat money to exchange for goods and services. You buy securities (or sometimes physical assets) to eventually get more fiat money to then exchange for goods and services. Currently you buy BTC with fiat to later exchange BTC back
498.
by ivalm 5y ago
Mature companies that do not pay back dividend or buy back shares also exist and are still valuable (eg amazon).
499.
by ivalm 5y ago
I hate Xi but what exactly do you want the US to do other than a strongly worded proclamation?
500.
by ivalm 5y ago
That’s why the company should say their range and the candidate can say if that’s satisfactory.
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Keras development will be separated from TensorFlow(twitter.com)
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502.
by ivalm 5y ago
So it means centralization might not be too relevant to the government a ability to ban.
503.
by ivalm 5y ago
Atomic radius of helium is smaller than hydrogen 31 vs 53 pm. Hydrogen gas is also typically in the form H2, which is much larger. At the same time ofc oil pipelines will still be too leaky.
504.
by ivalm 5y ago
True, but again, if there exist people who currently rely on street parking and your solution is to raise prices so that new residents could compete for street parking then this still affects old residents. Gentrification is an externality
505.
by ivalm 5y ago
Because there are external costs. The “consenting adults” narrative is false. Not enough parking means people living there will use street parking in nearby areas affecting the residents of those communities. This happens all the time.
506.
by ivalm 5y ago
I was more thinking of pre-20 century wars. However, it is true that world wars caused countries to shift away from gold. After wwi many countries did return (british pound, german mark), but after wwii they had a more permanent switch.
507.
by ivalm 5y ago
Wars and debt happened before fiat money. In fact, all of the biggest wars were without fiat money.
508.
by ivalm 5y ago
While I agree with that wiki page, we currently have a system that works and is resource efficient. Crypto offers a system that doesn't work and is currently resource inefficient. Is there some future state with PoS/lightning netw
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by ivalm 5y ago
A versioned filesystem is not reversible (since the pre-reversion version would still exist, only the new version will have the reversion). In that sense it's like normal blockchain where you can append an equal and opposite transactio
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by ivalm 5y ago
That's complicated. I work at a very large health care org that employs ~1000 radiologists. We definitely would love to have a good solution, but there just aren't good enough vendor solutions and even working with vendors it&#x27

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