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by sremani 3y ago
How much of this is related to boomer nerds being booted or retiring. Has our skill and knowledge in Aviation has atrophied? I know Financial Engineers are menace to the society because of their pre-mature optimization of bottom line. Did B
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by sremani 3y ago
I took his class @ University of Delaware in 2002. R.I.P Professor Mills.
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by sremani 3y ago
They invested approximately $6 billion. Transferred Mustang brand to EVs. Ford made real investments and Monroe Live has rated Ford vehicles second best after Tesla and that is exactly the problem with EV market. Non-Tesla EVs suffer from l
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by sremani 3y ago
There are two parallel thoughts going in my mind. 1. smoke and mirrors 2. hatchet job as a favor to Google for old times sake (healthcare.gov resurrection etc. relations). Either way, this will not go anywhere, because Microsoft is run by c
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by sremani 3y ago
I do not know why she gets so much fan fare for a single paper on Amazon. Her entire tenure was nothing consequential about Anti-trust. She was supposed to be queen of Trust-busting. Just co-opt the lingo of a movement and forward your care
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by sremani 3y ago
It is the hollowing of the middle, the poor will stay for the welfare, the rich will use their Nevada Incorporated Tax jiggle to stay around.
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by sremani 3y ago
Thanks for your kind words.
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by sremani 3y ago
Moore's law is dead, that means developers who will not waste CPU cycles will be in demand for the next generation of compute intensive development. Big Data needs big compute so obviously these kinds of articles are not only pertinent
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by sremani 3y ago
the context ChatGPT provides around some of my error message inquiry is incredibly useful. on stack overflow, I have to read and discern the context.
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by sremani 3y ago
Low Code suffers from same problems DSLs suffer from. You need to nail the abstractions down to be proficient in getting systems up and RUNNING.
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by sremani 3y ago
Truly a civilizational company. Bravo!
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by sremani 3y ago
thanks for providing some context here.
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by sremani 3y ago
Lindy effect. ls is likely to be around 40 years from now since its already been around 40 years (I am assuming it's been around since 80s correct me if I am wrong). The practices of project sustenance are already baked in, where as ne
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by sremani 3y ago
I sucked at Vim. My tribute to Bram will be to learn it and master it. It is one shoulders of these giants we ALL stand on.
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by sremani 3y ago
CIA said 4 days RUS will be in Kiev! Honestly, CIA has one of the worst human intel. My only hope is these pot-heads in their hope of scoring some weed would actually learn the local languages.
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by sremani 3y ago
I expect this line of explanation. You can always start with a hypothesis. I started with one, that EU targets Big American tech. I did not include Meta's 1.2 billion Euro fine. For the sake of brevity. Now, that you understand, I do m
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by sremani 3y ago
>> Aren't we all supposed to be friendly allies? We are allies -- but it is not a symmetric alliance.
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by sremani 3y ago
Siemens (5) cases: 1. no fine. 2. 67.6 million 3. 750 million (partial Siemens in of one over dozen defendants) 4. No last decision/No fine yet 5. No last decision/ No fine yet Microsoft (7) cases: 1.AT.37792 - 899.00 million 2.
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by sremani 3y ago
the keyword is "anti-trust". Do the Germans go after BASF or Siemens if they buy a company? Has there been cases where German crown-jewels were beaten down by EU anti-trust regulators.
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by sremani 3y ago
When was the last time, EU went after a European company. In the absence of anything meaningful from FTC, EU anti-trust is all we got. But has Europe held a European companies to the standards they hold American companies. I think it is a
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by sremani 3y ago
Toyota is a Japanese company, a country that will burn any thing to keep lights on. So, when people question Toyota's commitment to Electric, I do not take them seriously. Toyota might have sunk-cost going with Hydrogen, but sooner or
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India Bans Rice Exports(cnn.com)
4 points by sremani 3y ago|0 comments
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by sremani 3y ago
For Duck OS to shine, you really do not need a civilizational collapse. Consider a world that existed in 1960s, where computers were not affordable by a median family and only Universities and Research institutions can have them. We can ge
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by sremani 3y ago
Good to know. Phoenix is home to Intel and TSMC fabs too. I was assuming they have this figured out, guess not.
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by sremani 3y ago
American South West is Vast expanse. Depends on how you count it too. If DFW, Austin, San Antonio count as American South West for that 20% number, which is arguable, the Phoenix location does not make sense. Phoenix datacenters are largely
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by sremani 3y ago
Having an actual virus was less tax on the system than having Avast and AVG.
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by sremani 3y ago
are you sure the floor of India's growth rate from 2002 is 7% I am looking at the following data and can see multiple 3s and 5s. https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/IND/india/gdp-growth-r...
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by sremani 3y ago
Middle income trap is real. You do not grow like your teens and 20s in your 40s and 50s. Economies become big and complex, the character of the system changes and if the underlying demographics do not fit the growth model it is in danger. R
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by sremani 3y ago
Spain benefits from being part of EU, Argentina does not have a "support system" like that and sanctified practice of bankruptcy. In the long run, Argentina will beat Spain but that requires them getting their shit together, which
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by sremani 3y ago
It is a projection based on a model. People should stop talking as if it is fiat accompli.

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