xphos

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by xphos 1y ago
> No, it's not sad that you need to justify the use of public money. You don't ask your plumber which computer network you should build for a fortune 500 company for the same reason I don't ask a computer programmer how to
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by xphos 1y ago
Yes for a reason, perhaps we got the regulations wrong and they need to be looked at. I don't think its an economic non-starter just a complex issue. SROs existed before precisely because they were economically viable. Ultimately we ne
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by xphos 1y ago
I appreciate not being defeatist just because people might be homeless because of drugs or mental issues. I agree that there is a good chance they might destroy a room but I think SROs as a step up from shelters would be respected by like 8
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by xphos 1y ago
I find the comments on the site that it would have no economic demand laughable. Everything has demand the question is at what cost. If an SRO could cost 500$ a month in NYC people would jump on it. And don't get me wrong SROs were not
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by xphos 1y ago
I think the E.O wording says a 100K for an appliciant to enter the lottery and they'd hold that money I am assuming until you won, what happens if you don't win unclear? But I think this is all horrible law making. E.O. are not ef
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by xphos 1y ago
I agree there are much better examples. I think Historically more significant loses have happened. There is trove of techniques Gauss solved 100 years in advance that were not communicated and lost. Example here being FFTs which were not re
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by xphos 1y ago
I made a cool rust fft tui a long time ago too https://github.com/lquinn2015/FFT-tui
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by xphos 1y ago
Then why do chat bots still make stuff up? If it is so easily fixable. I think knowing what is actually true is very difficult and chat bots are struggling against a hard problem
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by xphos 1y ago
But like you don't have that because AI will lie to you but kindly. People who are learning don't have the tools to point out those types of mistakes yet either so they will learn things the wrong way. Not to say teachers dont tea
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by xphos 1y ago
Here I was thinking I'd see old AT commands for controlling radios. Learned something new
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by xphos 1y ago
Yeah the PoW is minor for botters but annoying people. I think the only positive is if enough people see anime girls on there screens there might actually be political pressure to make laws against rampent bot crawling
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by xphos 1y ago
I don't know Stagflation persists into the 1980s and well into it thanks to austerity even after the oil crisis is settle its a classic there is a crash the supply shock is over lets not spend money approach that lead to another recess
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by xphos 1y ago
To nit pick I would assert that the price basket is more dependent on the actually supply demand constraints but when there is free floating supply to be utilized but demand cannot catch. Than lowering interest doesn't necessary cause
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by xphos 1y ago
Yeah this is the right idea the fed sets interest rates to hit inflation target. This has to do with there ability to influence lending by setting there interest rates appropriately. The whole idea being that if we have low interest rates w
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by xphos 1y ago
I don't think the administration is taking positive steps combat inflation they basically received an economy at 3% and stayed at 3% inflation. Which is above the Fed target of 2%. Now you might ask why the Fed targets 2% and not 0% an
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by xphos 1y ago
RISC-V or RISC in general not really they are simply the low level CPU model done in a particular way. SIMD I think classifies the same way its still doing low level operations like Adds, Mpys etc but it reduces the overhead if issuing them
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by xphos 1y ago
No it in terms of flexibility of programming the SIMD is less flexible if you need any decision making. In SIMD you are also typically programming in Intrinsics not at a higher level like in CUDA. For example I can do for (int tid = 0 ; t
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by xphos 1y ago
I think LISP is an idea but what about other languages like BQN. Horrible to type but its can represent some really high level algorithms and has a totally different idea on what instructions can be. The idea of having inner and outer produ
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by xphos 1y ago
Nit pick here but ... I think CUDA shouldn't be label as SIMD but SIMT. The difference in overhead between the two approaches is vast. A true Vector machine is far more efficient but with all of the massive headaches of actually progra
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by xphos 1y ago
Your response and what the above is responding to are different things. Being interested in neutral fact finding and due process are polar opposites to just believing someone because they are a woman and distrusting someone because they are
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DOE economic impacts of climate change overblown(energy.gov)
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by xphos 1y ago
I think the problem you have is they are clearly supporting one side or other which is accurate but I think they have censorship fear. There is no reason why they can't be called pornographic and lose access to payment systems. I think
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by xphos 1y ago
I disagree that consider the effects on supply and demand that taxes have is simplification or ignoring real economics is fallacy? My only point was that its a supply issue not really a tax issue. Houses already have tax on them called prop
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by xphos 1y ago
I really enjoyed this quote but you know the old nobility didn't give it up easier so you probably could drop the "new". I need to look up Alan Kohler
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by xphos 1y ago
Yeah I agree with this here. Its simply to hard to build housing and the number permits and zoning restrictions have lead to localized housing shortages where people want to live. Its simply a difficult poltical issue to solve because most
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by xphos 1y ago
I don't think you understand who the tax hurts in that case. If investors can pass that tax off to a renter, than this type of policy just hurts renters. It seems similar to rent to control its great if you own a house but you ultimual
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by xphos 1y ago
Yeah I'd argue Jack Welch didn't create that value rather he found a way to extract from the corporate mines and give to shareholders and himself very effectively. It has caused the collapse of some but not all those corporate min
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by xphos 1y ago
I think we are mixing up timelines here the rent seeking and financializing happens in 1981 onward not starting at 1991 when the USSR dissolves There is just not any real accountability to the next generation of stock holders its classic op
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by xphos 1y ago
"If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail." I think the worlds leaning dangerously into LLMs expecting them to solve every problem under the sun. Sure AI can solve problems but I think that do
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by xphos 1y ago
I like the sentiment and appreciate when I see an OP in the comments taking feedback

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