deadfoxygrandpa

it's worse than just that. in this case it creates an even stronger incentive for a domestic chinese competitor to rise up and as soon as a chinese competitor can offer a similar product to what nvidia is offering, then nvidia's clock is already ticking. its probably too late already

i dont have one

is unitree h2-x an llm?

the whole area is cool but hallstatt is unique. i spent a few days near there last summer and rented a bicycle and rode around to other villages and small towns and lakes and it's all very nice

but it doesnt say that. you paraphrased the book in a way that makes it look sloppy but it was your paraphrased version which is sloppy. if you read through the book when it defines this stuff, it introduces accidentals as "characters that can be placed before notes to raise or lower them" and then in the section on the major scale it says "All major scales use the notes of the musical alphabet in order; no notes are skipped and no notes occur twice." i dont think this is ambiguous

im a musician and i dont understand one bit what you're talking about here. can you explain more what you're seeing in this?

i know with 100% certainty that im not listening to ai songs. how are you listening to music that you know nothing at all about it?

yeah the solution was to ask the poorest countries in the world to give up and remain poor

there are police booths on many street corners in urban areas of china. they're very common, and people don't act afraid of them. the most common interaction you see is people asking them for directions

the us government has both. they have a record of your pay and employment history as well. i bet most governments do

the social credit score is a score that businesses and business owners have/will have that unites different systems for rating how trustworthy their businesses are to work with

its not official public policy, but there have been people in the US government saying that if there is a war then the US will bomb tsmc facilities in taiwan

china doesnt have anything like this

yep. the ppp loans alone dwarf any state subsidies any other country has ever done

manchuria? are you sure that's a good example?

dude you can stop using the computer sometimes. its gonna be ok. take a break.

no, i still use an electronic tuner with my acoustic guitar. but i can feel the body vibrating differently when i get close to being in tune vs being a semitone off

hmm yeah. its cool that musk knows more about this than the entire industry

depends on the instrument. with acoustic instruments the resonance chamber is often tuned so that you can feel the body itself vibrating more when you're in tune

i dont think its clear that logic gates can ever replace neurons in the first place

karl marx wrote quite a bit about this type of thing in capital

if there was no room for "errors", how is it possible that there are tens of thousands of different bread and cookie recipes and stuff like that?

what do you think china's credit system is like?

private property has only been a fundamental right or guarantee in very recent societies. like in the last couple hundred years

again, marx didnt see it as a fixed pie. thats the whole reason behind his idea of absolute vs relative surplus value, is that the pie isn't fixed. he absolutely saw the (at his time) modern capitalist economy as a revolutionary, dynamic force that brought about a great increase in the absolute amount of productive capacity and wealth in the world

theres nothing to rebut. you made an assertion thats false on the face of it and posted a link to something totally unrelated. it's so wrong i dont even know which part you're misunderstanding.

but one of the core ideas of marx's conception of history is that human needs, wants, and human nature itself are constantly in a state of change and that those needs and desires are in large part a product of the environment in which you live, and further that humans and human society in turn change their own environments which in turn change human nature itself

no, he didn't, and your link has nothing to do with your fallacy you were talking about

i also like to make things up

well, china also has gigantic northern and western regions that cannot be forested. the us doesn't have an equivalent of the tibetan plateau or the gobi desert

> It was the same thing with the Soviet union, was it ever really successful at any point?

yes. the soviet union was wildly successful for most of its history. it went from a backwater poor agrarian country to an industrial superpower near peer with the US in a single generation, while simultaneously going through multiple brutal wars and crushing nazi germany at immense cost. despite all that, the soviet union had the fastest and greatest economic and quality of life rise of any country in the 20th century.

of course it had problems that led to its collapse but you cannot be serious and say it was never successful at any point