triknomeister

6 ms·

31.
by triknomeister 1y ago
No. Search and seizure (of which the social media search is now a part of) already needs a due process, but it is not exactly judicial. https://cleartax.in/s/income-tax-raid
32.
by triknomeister 1y ago
In other places outside US, cost of gas electricity is not 40/MWh. In Germany for example, the cost of natural gas power plants is 110 to 170 Euros/MWh. For solar in Germany, it is 37 Euro/MWh to 80 Euros/MWh not includi
33.
by triknomeister 1y ago
People don't like revolutions, even if they are the one carrying it out. Revolutions are a last resort, mainly because of how uncertain it is what comes out at the end of it. So, an action calling for complete dismantling will never ha
34.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Germans have this false belief that if you just create the correct laws, people will follow them and system would be good. When in reality, for most people around the world, they follow laws only till it makes sense for them.
35.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Germany has the same fundamental problems. Just the symptoms are different. Look at debt brake etc. And the banning at this point is just not politically possible. It is just a legal fantasy. Over a long term, laws can only reflect the poli
36.
by triknomeister 1y ago
For what it's worth. It's a democratic decision at the end of the day. It's not one man going about it.
37.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Intel is the corporate version of Germany.
38.
by triknomeister 1y ago
This is completely opposite of how budgets work inside companies. If a department has a specific budget, then it is generally considered very bad to return part of it ever. Instead, they just find new things to do with it. Now, of course, s
39.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Anything that's automated today is linux. So, I'll assume almost 99.99%, or may be BSD in some cases.
40.
by triknomeister 1y ago
That's very true actually. Boost.Python is not good, but the alternative then is actually doing everything ourselves which seems worse in short term.
41.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Boost.python is not the best scripting tool to be honest. So, that might affect your judgement as well.
42.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Great, now return stuff to colonies.
43.
by triknomeister 1y ago
If physics paper were not dense, they would be 400 pages long. It's still hard to read but in a different way.
44.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Middle class musician has been a recent phenomena that probably started in 1800s and is now going away again.
45.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Was that the real reason companues failed? By not burning money, instead of burning through it too fast?
46.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Any industry that cannot depend on artificial benchmarks, and instead has to depends on user benchmarks is a labor intensive industry. If it turns out that LLMs in their current form do depend a lot on manual user benchmarks, then they will
47.
by triknomeister 1y ago
This is without the enterprise.
48.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Eventually projects who can afford the smugness are going to charge people to be able to talk to open source developers.
49.
by triknomeister 1y ago
https://philpeople.org/profiles/max-m-schlereth Crackpot.
50.
by triknomeister 1y ago
As Andrei Alexandrescu famously said, "Allocator is to allocation what alligators is to allegation" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIb3L4vKZ7U
51.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Because they plan before implementation. They don't trust grassroot efforts in most work. While this works well for them in classically established fields, it makes them fall flat on their faces in anything that requires experimentatio
52.
by triknomeister 1y ago
You would lose out on evolution of language.
53.
by triknomeister 1y ago
You really need NVL for some performance.
54.
by triknomeister 1y ago
I have an idea. Coming soon!!
55.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Why is google not sue-able?
56.
by triknomeister 1y ago
I hope but I'm not so sure.
57.
by triknomeister 1y ago
I'm not saying it makes sense. But I'm pretty sure this is what majority of population thinks.
58.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Lack of ambition I call it. People have become too comfortable. Europe had become rich enough that throwing away such opportunities wouldn't affect them. Now it does, but they are too entrenched to see it. The number of times I've
59.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Also in the general culture. People I feel are too comfortable. The amount of times I've heard the phrase, "But we don't need to shoot for those stars, I'm okay if we do this small thing that makes us comfortable."
60.
by triknomeister 1y ago
Majority Indian citizen understand this but this is a risk they are willing to take against the pervasive corruption (almost 60 years). Whether it actually leads to reduction in corruption is of course debatable.

More ›