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Agreed
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This is just an advertisement for buying the book. It was someone's idea of a shameless plug.
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That's standard Leibniz notation from Calculus. The problem you are running into is that every book starting in the late 1970s has taken the approach that you must know math intuitively to first translate the subjects being taught and
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These days the cost would be funded by money printing, and there is no need to train because that is the job of university even when they don't actually train people.
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You have a vivid imagination. The facts do not necessarily support what you claimed. Occam's razor requires an adequate accounting of the facts, not speculation. All you have mentioned is speculation, and the facts you have mentioned
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Unfortunately, the paper does nothing that I can see to address the criticisms of UBI in general, such as the pivotal 1930-1950 works of Mises on Socialism. In such an environment, those with the majority marketshare will simply cooperate a
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Maybe the Octalysis Framework? That is the most well known material that covers this tangentially. There are a good number of whitepapers on this type of research in Adtech/Social Media, though you need to know the specialized language
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That is not a solution because it blindly solves one problem in isolation while creating a whole host of other problems that are equally if not more destructive. It is improper to say this is a solution when you swap out the problems for so
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The mindset is simple to understand. It is the self-deluded individual who enjoys abusing and torturing others, and has willfully blinded themselves to anything else. More beast walking on two legs than human, and meets a relatively objecti
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People that choose to abuse other people for fun, are a blight on humanity, there is no valid defense. Some people cheat, and think "its just a game", falsely justifying that abuse. The false justification, however; is an act of s
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https://archive.ph/rdZv9
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I'm surprised they didn't mention how many of the Thinkpad models encase heatsink fan power cord in kapton tape and run that cord along and above the CPU/GPU shared heatsink. The modular assembly fails reliably and consistent
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> I feel like this issue is to at least some extent a red herring. I don't see that, these two issues adequately explain why so few GPUs have official support. They don't want to get hit with a lawsuit, as a result of issues ou
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While we won't know for sure, unless someone from AMD comments on this; in fairness there may not have been any other way. Nvidia has a large number of GPU related patents. The fact that AMD chose to design their system this way, in su
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Its an open question they have never answered afaik. I would speculate that their design is self-contained in hardware.
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It is a little bit more complicated than ROCm simply not having support because ROCm has at a point claimed support, and they've had to walk it back painfully (multiple times). Its not a driver issue, nor a hardware issue on their side
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> "age of abundance" No such thing will come to pass in the common way you think. This is classic doublespeak. Similar to "You will own nothing and be happy". If you think hard on it, the only way that can be true is
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I disagree. There is this design process called the separation of objectionable concerns, where the task roles are designed to promote complacency through information control, the Stasi perfected it, and its used everywhere today in sensiti
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I disagree. Work is real scarce, the food stamp benefits also don't cover a full month of food, more like 1-2 weeks with grocery store price inflation (assuming you have a kitchen to prepare your food, many don't). The alternative
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You are wrong about that. You have never dealt with malevolent entities where that cannot be given. Decision-making, and its related presumptions change when the threat becomes existential. Deceivers with resources who abuse the public trus
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> Where in the world did you get that unemployment rate? SGS, Shadow Government Stats. Their estimates include the "long-term discouraged worker" which was officially defined out of existence in 1994, which was coupled with the
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I didn't either at first, I went and looked it up after enough people started using it to nullify/discredit what I had to say in serious conversation. Murphy's Law Book 2, January 24, 1980 A book of jokes, meant to be humoro
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> I'm really not seeing much similarity between that period of history and this period. Unemployment ~30%, inflation/stagflation, and German industry being co-opted by multinational corporations laying people off. > Then US
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There are no published facts aside from this guys missing, so there can be no adequate accounting of the facts. You've misused Occam's Razor.
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Just an FYI, you do know that Hanlon's Razor isn't a law, or even a rule of thumb. It was a joke in a joke book, and has been taken entirely out of context by most people who use it to justify anything.
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In fairness, there was no public evidence of the Nazi death camps up until they decided to turn the prison camps into that at the Wannsee Conference either. It was only in retrospect that we learned the true horror of the Holocaust. Given t
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Additionally, if the market participants are few in number there is no need for explicit or direct cooperation.
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Not in that particular locality, the only alternative was cellular with a cradlepoint at 10x spend for 1/2 the bandwidth, and connectivity issues in bad weather. It was buried in the fine print related to IPv4 exhaustion. The CFO I was
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If its Hetzner, they have a bad mail reputation as a result of failing to address issues with their shared resources in a timely manner. They had at one point a persistent downgrade in mail reputation to the point where it was almost imposs
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Even if there was a market, any market naturally requires adversarial decision making in the negotiation of a deal to have economic calculation (what we generally view the benefit we derive from a market in the first place). When the same p

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