maxglute

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by maxglute 5mo ago
This broadly true but economy isn't run on NBA, NHL, MLA, i.e. a few 1000 of 5 standard deviation talent where separation is mostly genetics. Academia need to develop magnitude more passable high end workers, the genetic pool for that
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>victimized Or you know, preference. Nice steady predictable AI slop delivered at mono qualities can be very comfy. It's like sleep tube, people reading wiki or random articles, comment threads but with varying energy to time pass.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
How many dead babies or battery fires post Temu, seems like good opportunity to conduct a before/after study on cost:ratio of EU regulations.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Severe asian deficit because reasons.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Validates my feeling that Ive is basically a hack who could only copy, I mean sincerely flatter Rams.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Fancy pencil pushing setup. All that $$$ and didn't upgrade to an embody. That said, digital/analogue studio spaces have been solved by artists for a while... get a big task table with sacrificial surface and nice lighting and ma
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>That's not the differentiator. It's differentiator in sense engine manufactures are part of western aviation industrial complex and can limit access, i.e. COMAC sanctions. Unless you're western core, you do not have guara
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Industrially boeing / airbus are 100k large companies, i.e. need 300m+ base country size (or in EU case, block size) to support specialized workforce large enough for modern commercial aviation. Economically, fuel costs, i.e. engine ma
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Isn't this functionally GE, Bell Labs etc before MBAs.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
It was a good pitch to get funding.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
QR codes also decouples merchants from POS systems, so it's massively more flexible and step forward if people want to do stuff and get paid. Contactless payment is faster, but PRC also rolling out palm to pay which is much faster&#x2F
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Method uses accelerometer data... how does that map to lifting, or seems like it doesn't it averages out rest time and lift itme
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by maxglute 5mo ago
This what most "why Americans have no healthcare" proponents not realizing. 11 carriers a pittance in terms of sortie generation. ~80% CENTCOM strikes was from now degraded land basing. 3 carriers = ~20% of total fires... ~10% whe
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by maxglute 5mo ago
There's ongoing geopolitical undersea cable war between US trying to kill PRC undersea / digital silkroad projects for years, it be interesting asymmetric warfare for PRC to support Iran crippling western cables powering western d
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Neato. I will never understand how microsoft settled on that vomit teal.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Latest Chinese pro/industrial handtools from DongCheng (DCK in west) basically on par with topshelf like Makita in performance and feel for 50% the price. They've closed gap. Probably one of those sectors where legacy brands are o
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by maxglute 5mo ago
So what happens to the stuff after, I presume the embassy picks it up for processing, or it gets forwarded to US on another flight for processing, presumably some Chinese janitor is not going to have access to Rubios burner phone to resell.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>American companies control the talent flywheel But we already know US doesn't, the AI competition is largely Chinese talent vs Chinese talent that the Chinese gov allows to work in west, which they control plurality of global AI ta
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by maxglute 5mo ago
My feeling is people in west extrapolate asian within group variations into whole. Rich international students who invest in western degrees as pay-to-win not representative / sampling bias vs whole. Reality is international students
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by maxglute 5mo ago
I like the almost lego arm attachment, I enjoy the thought that in future, some kid is bolting 4 junk yard arms to a scrap roll cage to build a quadruped menace.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Iran extracting Hormuz tax rounding error on prewar $60 barrels vs current $100 war premium. Paying Iran what they ask is pocket change. The geopolitical reality is US gets disproportionately fucked if OPEC+ doesn't have to care about
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Better to preserve the illusion of military hegemony than to stalemate against tier2 power and remove all doubt. - Mr Rogers, probably. At least Kagan losing some sleep.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
It's not there for medium or long form content, but I'm enjoying the hell out of kungfu cats, north korean gta, swole harry potter slop. Maybe my attention span too cooked, but I would enjoy a future of one-shot passion projects f
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by maxglute 5mo ago
I miss big budget documentaries, definitely a niche that youtube/nebula small creator teams hasn't filled.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
IMO AI already doing better creative writing than most hollywood shows, I see myself enjoying premium mediocre slop.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
PRC workforce % of service/knowledge industry not huge, there's a fuckload of undereducated blue collar aunties and uncles where AI legitimately improves their QoL and allows country bumpkins to participate in society/economy
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by maxglute 5mo ago
There's economic case (or rather economics is not factor) for space force edge computing, but who knows how big demand that is. But it is 100% going to happen, and market can be fooled into conflating military economics with civilian e
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by maxglute 5mo ago
DE still collects checks from global champions offshoring. Offshoring "fine" as long as money flows back to HQ. Allowing peripheral competitors to take your rent on the other hand less fine. The ceiling is EU's doing - it&#x2
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Not far, but the EU trap is about the ceiling, it's about how far Poland can potentially go.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
TBH would be nice if AI crunch kills Nintendo hardware business model.

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