The excess money goes into assets that people need to survive/thrive. In SF/Bay Area a lot of it goes into land appreciation (housing prices). The end effect is rampant homelessness (did you know a full 1% of SF is…
He's generating a lot more pollution. It's reasonable to want equity around externalities, which is a distinct problem under capitalism.
LVT works just as well in space.
Is it? I switched to Kiro and it's essentially identical.. well a bit better because you get a better idea of what the harness is doing, but otherwise identical.
Sure, but 98% of what you buy is is either in the set of SKUs near you or substitutable for them. Near you only applies if you live among actual density of course.
Sounds like you want to have unequal representation. Or rather, you want to keep your privilege by preventing other people from gaining equal footing. You are right that this is a pretty central element of American…
> The problem I have with the immigration of today is that the levels of cultural distance are much, much higher than Ellis island. Sounds like a good thing to me. More diversity means we can incorporate the best ideas…
But his base is largely not people benefiting from birthright citizenship (at least, not recently).. so if anything Trump would be an indicator that we need more immigration to counter the homegrown, um, MAGAts
That sounds like a great idea. The more citizens of your country the better. Note that US citizens pay taxes no matter where they live. So it's not a free ride by any means.
Birthright citizenship is one of the best things we have going for us. I see no reason why we should treat people differently depending on whether or not they have an imaginary stamp labeling them as special (IE, as…
Yeah there's no way that was the reason. I judge it to be a combination of FOMO and the big tech companies needing to pump demand for compute.
Damn that's crazy. Guess the take home test is dead now. I never understood this behavior from undergrads though, you're paying so much for an education and then you just skip the education part? Why bother?
Why teach kids how to read, they can just take a picture of whatever text they want and have AI say it aloud.
Long-term downsides tend not to show up in studies for many years. For example, these drugs might increase cancer rates, but we wouldn't know for a few decades. I imagine though that on-balance they'll be net positive…
> and thus far everyone has accepted it For now. SC is becoming more partisan, which causes SC's credibility to decline. I assume there's a point where SC loses too much credibility and the existing system of balancing…
I'm surprised they're legal. In fact, it looks like there are strict limits on them in CA
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Good luck finding anyone in SF who wants to replace open space with more density. SF is amazingly lucky that it has so much green space and it's a big reason the city is so desirable. Increasing sprawl into our open…
This seems wildly naive. This entire field is like 4 years old. We have quite frankly no idea about what things will look like in 4 more years.
Fortunately we have both a democracy and a constitution, making those sorts of things hard for the government to do.
How dare they steal what we already stole!
So they reduce their prices 50x and their revenue drops to $1B a year? And they're supposed to be worth $1T each? If there is an open model offering at the cost of inference + whatever margin you need to stay alive,…
SOTA models can be run by anybody with compute capacity. You can pay for GLM 5.2 inference right now via Fireworks AI and presumably several dozen other providers. So if you don't want vendor lock-in and rug-pulling…
Or we could build walkable cities so people can, you know, just walk to the restaurant.
I'm not sure I understand. The cynical analysis is that SpaceX insiders are dumping on retail at a high valuation. They know the valuation is ridiculous, but are relying on "dumb" retail (think wallstreetbeets level of…
The excess money goes into assets that people need to survive/thrive. In SF/Bay Area a lot of it goes into land appreciation (housing prices). The end effect is rampant homelessness (did you know a full 1% of SF is…
He's generating a lot more pollution. It's reasonable to want equity around externalities, which is a distinct problem under capitalism.
LVT works just as well in space.
Is it? I switched to Kiro and it's essentially identical.. well a bit better because you get a better idea of what the harness is doing, but otherwise identical.
Sure, but 98% of what you buy is is either in the set of SKUs near you or substitutable for them. Near you only applies if you live among actual density of course.
Sounds like you want to have unequal representation. Or rather, you want to keep your privilege by preventing other people from gaining equal footing. You are right that this is a pretty central element of American…
> The problem I have with the immigration of today is that the levels of cultural distance are much, much higher than Ellis island. Sounds like a good thing to me. More diversity means we can incorporate the best ideas…
But his base is largely not people benefiting from birthright citizenship (at least, not recently).. so if anything Trump would be an indicator that we need more immigration to counter the homegrown, um, MAGAts
That sounds like a great idea. The more citizens of your country the better. Note that US citizens pay taxes no matter where they live. So it's not a free ride by any means.
Birthright citizenship is one of the best things we have going for us. I see no reason why we should treat people differently depending on whether or not they have an imaginary stamp labeling them as special (IE, as…
Yeah there's no way that was the reason. I judge it to be a combination of FOMO and the big tech companies needing to pump demand for compute.
Damn that's crazy. Guess the take home test is dead now. I never understood this behavior from undergrads though, you're paying so much for an education and then you just skip the education part? Why bother?
Why teach kids how to read, they can just take a picture of whatever text they want and have AI say it aloud.
Long-term downsides tend not to show up in studies for many years. For example, these drugs might increase cancer rates, but we wouldn't know for a few decades. I imagine though that on-balance they'll be net positive…
> and thus far everyone has accepted it For now. SC is becoming more partisan, which causes SC's credibility to decline. I assume there's a point where SC loses too much credibility and the existing system of balancing…
I'm surprised they're legal. In fact, it looks like there are strict limits on them in CA
Jane Jacobs approves of this comment
Good luck finding anyone in SF who wants to replace open space with more density. SF is amazingly lucky that it has so much green space and it's a big reason the city is so desirable. Increasing sprawl into our open…
This seems wildly naive. This entire field is like 4 years old. We have quite frankly no idea about what things will look like in 4 more years.
Fortunately we have both a democracy and a constitution, making those sorts of things hard for the government to do.
How dare they steal what we already stole!
So they reduce their prices 50x and their revenue drops to $1B a year? And they're supposed to be worth $1T each? If there is an open model offering at the cost of inference + whatever margin you need to stay alive,…
SOTA models can be run by anybody with compute capacity. You can pay for GLM 5.2 inference right now via Fireworks AI and presumably several dozen other providers. So if you don't want vendor lock-in and rug-pulling…
Or we could build walkable cities so people can, you know, just walk to the restaurant.
I'm not sure I understand. The cynical analysis is that SpaceX insiders are dumping on retail at a high valuation. They know the valuation is ridiculous, but are relying on "dumb" retail (think wallstreetbeets level of…