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by rtkwe 1y ago
The one line description, of course, leaves tons of holes the actual rule does patch. The impulse to believe a rule or law has been implemented in the most smooth brained way possible is rarely correct. The actual rule includes language tha
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The memorial coin certainly seems like it would qualify if he benefited from it at all. My guess is he did and I'm a bit disappointed they don't seem to have looked much into that aspect nor mentioned asking him about it.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
How do wash trades work in a liquidity pool derived coin? Seems like the only way to boost the coin value is to put more 'real' coins into the LP and dump before someone else does after the pump attracts more suckers.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's also a relatively fragile pipeline. People can't just wait a few years when they hit transition points; universities have already massively curtailed their enrollment for the incoming graduate class because of their attempts
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Because 1) science comes up with inconvenient answers (like climate change is real and human caused) and 2) there's a virulent anti-intellectual ideology that's taken over the GOP so harming universities is it's own goal in a
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Or just your regular 8/9th grade Algebra course where you should have learned systems of equations. That's where I first encountered using matrices for systems of equations at least. (maybe it was Algebra 2+ but it was definitely
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by rtkwe 1y ago
If they were ok with doing the work to bring in the overseas person in the first place why should they hire their onshore cutout? To do it legally would be a whole mess of getting involved in business in a new country.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
So it's not just censorship it's bottom of the barrel dumb censorship too.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It get exponentially difficult to add more qubits so it's not a given that we will be able to build one large enough to be a real threat to modern cryptography.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Kind of. You have to ignore US Labor Day being established in 1894 which is essentially the same thing just Americanized by not sharing the day with the rest of the world.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The exact numbers are unknown but there are a known handful in units like the Wafen-SS. A LOT of documents were destroyed in the fall of the regime. The encounter shown in Band of Brothers supposedly did happen where a PI spoke with a Germa
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Even if the future of the tariffs themselves were at all predictable many outlets are allergic to any connecting of dots. I saw an article from The Hill just yesterday that took the line that the RTO mandate for federal workers was an actua
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The general disruption could wind up blocking or delaying even goods that are still viable and profitable or simply only available from China under the tariffs simply because the ships themselves are only viable if they are fully loaded so
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Who's going to invest in a business that's only profitable as long as we keep these insane tariff level up and will take several years to spin up? (Plus where are they going to get the machines to do the actual work? Those are bei
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's wild to me how much the markets recovered with every little pause or extension. To me it feels like they're wildly optimistic that he'll back away from the cliff but I have strong doubts.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Even if they did get built they only make economic sense if there's still the tariffs or something drastically changes the cost formula (eg: automation that's simultaneously very adaptable to new products like a hoard of people) b
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by rtkwe 1y ago
If it's not standard I count the extra program required to decompress it as part of the archive.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It'd have to be more than one byte. There's the central directory, zip header, local header then the file itself you need to also tell it how many zeros to make when decompressing the actual file but most compression algorithms do
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by rtkwe 1y ago
If you're importing it it doesn't matter it's condition other than it's worth less so the tariff would be less. What they mean is if you buy goods that are already here there's no tariff, but they will also go up in
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There's loads of space in a CS career where you'll never get anywhere near responsibility for a hundred thousand much less multiple millions of lines of code at once. And there are already loads of advice out there about how to or
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by rtkwe 1y ago
That's not a part of computer science that's organizational and process management at that point not computer science so I'm not shocked CS academics aren't interested in it. You're looking at the wrong group to ans
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by rtkwe 2y ago
On the other side, why would Russia need to hide it's involvement in anything with this administration? If they're not willing collaborators they're seemingly entirely beguiled by Russia propaganda and schmoozing. Brazenly ju
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by rtkwe 2y ago
I get the instinct and the reasoning behind it but it really has proven to just let the whole mess fester into the madness we're getting today.
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by rtkwe 2y ago
It doesn't seem rational but he's not exactly been acting that way for a while, he's made a pretty hard right turn that was always going to damage Tesla's main market. Also if Twitter/X became a payment and banking
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by rtkwe 2y ago
And conveniently gutting agencies that are or were soon to be thorns in Elon's side. FAA and EPA were annoying him around SpaceX's Starship test launches, CFPB would be annoying for his future everything app plans for Twitter, etc
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by rtkwe 2y ago
Take your pick it was widely reported and you can read the original whistleblower report; https://whistlebloweraid.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/2025... - page 2 & 11 "This declaration details
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by rtkwe 2y ago
Even worse when you know more of the whistleblower's story which is that ~15 minutes after one of DOGE's accounts were made there was an attempted login with the correct password from Russia. Not many explanations for that that lo
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by rtkwe 2y ago
At least LLMs act somewhat like an AI rather than just working in a singular hyper specific domain like so many ML projects that can only do one extremely specific thing. You're right it's still /just/ ML underneath but
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by rtkwe 2y ago
All charging does is reverse the flow of lithium ions through the electrolyte that happens when the battery discharges. Wireless charging is usually worse long term because of the extra heat the coils create from the waste energy. It's
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by rtkwe 2y ago
I'm all for a renarrowing of the use of AI to no longer just cover any machine learning algorithm to be honest. It was a really annoying feature of the 2010s that any kind of machine learning application got the hype word du jour slapp

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