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by xadhominemx 1y ago
Maybe maybe not but given the pace of improvement of the foundational models and tooling, seems like something that will be possible quite soon.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
I blame Bill and Sohail, principally. I think they essentially orchestrated a coverup of TD’s growing problems in the era of PSO and BK should have known better but was out to lunch.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
TSMC practices compartmentalization. The entire recipe is never stored in one place.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
That is a requirement for operation sure, but not a particular strength for OLEDs vs competing technologies
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
I don’t understand why you would use OLEDs for this purpose. Traditional uLEDs can achieve higher performance and the cost of the LED itself is a minuscule component of the system cost.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
The issue with Intel is certainly not the MBAs, although they are numerous. The issue is that engineering leadership failed to execute on the process technology roadmap.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
All the Intel executives are paid in stock. The value of those holdings has declined dramatically.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
It was not given away - it was won by the Taiwanese, who bet on the fabless-foundry business model and executed magnificently.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
This part is incorrect: “ The main practical reason why square error is minimized in ordinary linear regression is that it has an analytical solution” OLS is popular because it gives correct answers as a result of the CLT
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
It’s not because of analytical convenience, it’s because of the central limit theorem.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
That is incorrect. Least squares follows directly from the central limit theorem.
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
Yes I understand the reason why to adjust for demographics, but if the demographic adjustment results in adjusted results for white states falling off a cliff while more diverse states hold steady, there’s probably something funky going on
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
Depends if the corrections are static or dynamic. The states with the worst relative moves are all super white, while the states with the best relative moves have large black populations. That suggests something strange is going on with the
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by xadhominemx 1y ago
I think it was because the demographic adjustments move scores for black students higher and scores for white students lower. If unadjusted scores for white students and black students are converging over time, that would explain why Missis
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
Well the thesis was DC accelerators but the world went with ASSPs.
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
It’s data center with much higher power density. We’re talking about 100 going to 1,000 kw/rack vs 20 kw/rack for a traditional data center. Requiring much different cooling a power delivery.
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
They would lose money on every sale
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
You own any GB200s?
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
“ He revoked my visa, and told me I could still work for the company from Canada, but if I wanted to return to the US, I would need to reapply.”
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
It’s a major concern for me! But not something that is affecting normal tourists
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
I agree with you. However, this is very different from “I would not travel to the US unless my life depends on it”
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
Basically every country in the world fingerprints travelers upon arrival. The EU will start doing it later this year.
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
They always check to make sure you are not abandoning your residency
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
I agree with you!
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
Canadian entered to work without a valid visa, as the article states, her visa had been revoked in November and she was aware of this - she should have arranged a visa at an overseas consulate before crossing the border German backpacker wa
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
A US green card holder leaving the country and returning for any reason
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
I encourage you to read those articles!
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
Returning green card holder, who have always been subject to scrutiny. His treatment was absurd and unacceptable, but not a situation that would be faced by an ordinary tourist or business traveler.
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
The current crackdown is absurd. But let’s be honest - this specific situation with the German backpacker is nothing new. If you show up at the border for an extended trip with no money, you are subject to extended examination. This happens
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by xadhominemx 2y ago
I don’t think the latter is happening. The multi-day detentions have all been related to actual immigration violations. Again, something I oppose very strongly but the notion your life will be severely negatively affected if you show up at

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