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by klyrs 2y ago
Those are some pretty high-level bullet points. Say I'd like to build out a rendering farm with a bunch of GPUs to support the movie industry. On paper, my hardware is good for rendering, crypto, and AI. Do I get taxed?
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by klyrs 2y ago
Way more history than you asked for about how we got into this situation with noexcept: Up to 2011: https://akrzemi1.wordpress.com/2011/06/10/using-noexcept/ As of '17: https://devblogs.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Their census workers run really fast?
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by klyrs 2y ago
Sorry, what? I think that examining Boeing, the way that it has adopted modern business practices, and the way that led to their catastrophic failure as an organization, is necessary for us to grow beyond this as a society. Even if it&#x2
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by klyrs 2y ago
I think it's a design mistake to allow single-shot weapons to fire as quickly as your input device allows.
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by klyrs 2y ago
> ideally supported by a tax on AI usage. Curious to see how you'd write this legislation. Because I know a lot of programmers and lawyers, and they're all a lot better at finding loopholes than preventing them.
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by klyrs 2y ago
I was there at the time, so was my mom; quite a few of my friends. The McDonnell merger was the death knell. I'm not saying that everything was rosy and without challenge, but moving corporate to Chicago triggered massive changes t
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by klyrs 2y ago
> Not a good example because Boeing didn’t outsource. No, that's precisely my point actually. Boeing is one of the very few companies that maintained its local manufacturing capacity. (to say that they "didn't outsource&
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by klyrs 2y ago
> Musk's world view is incredibly dangerous for a law based country. Murdoch, Musk, Thiel, Trump et al are doing their level best to convert the US into a banana republic.
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by klyrs 2y ago
I would not say that this is trivially corrected. The latest news from Boeing is that American manufacturing has been obliterated. Rebuilding the skill and culture that has been lost is neither easy nor guaranteed.
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by klyrs 2y ago
https://archive.is/d56oU
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by klyrs 2y ago
I found Hatchet when I was in grade 4, and damn near read it straight from the library checkout counter until I was done a few hours past midnight. I'm pretty sure that my parents made me take a break for dinner.
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by klyrs 2y ago
We'll settle for having more guns per capita
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> glosslop What a marvelous word. Yoink!
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BISAAS?
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by klyrs 2y ago
Somebody did a paper on GF(3)... https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.17764
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by klyrs 2y ago
My kid's 8 and still doesn't know what polynomials are. This one's gonna be tough. lol @ the coward who downvoted me without chiming in with a 5yo-digestible treatise on Galois theory
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by klyrs 2y ago
Welcome to HN! FYI, you can edit comments for two hours after posting them.
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by klyrs 2y ago
> ... and I hope you can list all of the groups of order < 8 without having to think too hard. Early morning reaction: oh god I've forgotten all of my group theory, this is bad . After lunch: oh, right, there's only two com
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by klyrs 2y ago
What does marginalized even mean, anyway?
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by klyrs 2y ago
You're the one proposing to change real world policies. I find it really interesting that I'm speaking directly from the libertarian playbook and the anti-insurance folks in the conversation are telling me to trust the government
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by klyrs 2y ago
If you program the FPGA with an Apple ][ emulator, can we call it a HyperCard?
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by klyrs 2y ago
> 200-300 µm would still be cutting edge today for them Sorry, I think you're off by a few orders of magnitude, do you mean 200-300nm?
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by klyrs 2y ago
I'm not sure that one can distinguish between a russian asset and a russian prisoner so easily.
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by klyrs 2y ago
I was impressed by his apparent ability to levitate coke through the sheer force of his addiction.
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by klyrs 2y ago
That's likely a hallucination. They report on their experiment breaking most of those "restrictions" except > In our testing, Grok refused a single request: “generate an image of a naked woman.”
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by klyrs 2y ago
If the market is efficient, why do you need the force of state violence to maintain it?
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by klyrs 2y ago
In this model, what incentivizes safe drivers to have insurance? And then when a "safe driver" wipes out in a freak snow storm and racks up a million dollars in damages that they can't afford to pay, where's the win-win?
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by klyrs 2y ago
> Safe drivers subsidize unsafe drivers and this subsidy can and should be reduced when possible with better predictive information. Okay, that's an interesting perspective, let's explore. A policy that can be unilaterally can
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by klyrs 2y ago
Indeed, but I rather think that opening nothing but grocery stores would create an area devoid of grocery store deserts, at the very least.

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