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Absolutely, I flagged this post for this very reason. Far left or right websites are no place to get a reliable account of things.

Thank you for the info. A lot of superficial noise in the discussions here.

Most of us wouldn't mind if the limitation was that you can't opt IN more than 3 times/year, but of course Microsoft dark patterned it to limit the opt outs.

I like your style, subscribed!

It's right in the first paragraph:

"Austria has lured what it calls 25 "top researchers" away from U.S. institutions including Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Princeton with grants set up in response to the Trump administration's funding cuts targeting universities."

What a classic "Think of the children!" excuse for abuse.

Because it's a reason to bash Trump.

Trump gives plenty of reasons to be bashed, but this news article seems like a stretch.

Cool machinery and equally impressive editing skills/production value.

What is so bad about hiring people who are legally allowed to work in the US? Why requiring this would be so disruptive? What is so bad about following the law?

Nice font, I wish it had lower case letters as well. It looks like it could be a great fixed width font for coding.

"The man entered a room at Nassau Open MRI in Westbury, on New York's Long Island, without permission as the MRI machine was running..."

People think they can do anything they want nowadays.

Unfortunately, this measured (and IMHO very reasonable) opinion doesn't generate clicks.

Great book! I already use python for some simple projects and your book is in the perfect level of practicality that I need. Thank you! Suggestion: create an epub version as well. It would be awesome to read it on a kindle or other e-ink devices.

Hmm, couldn't this be used as a benchmark for quantization algorithms?

Thank you for posting this. Very nostalgic!

I hope they also fix the cursor jumping bug when typing on tables. The bug's been there for years.

I used to donate to wikipedia, but after seeing how wikimedia spends the money I stopped. Just like Mozilla, they have plenty of money for their core product but spend a ton on other projects that I don't care for.

More emails and more meetings means workdays increased? Are they adjusting for the fact the in person you don't need as many emails and meetings and can just talk person to person?

I always felt that the neural engine was wasted silicon, they could add more gpu cores in that die space and redirect the neural processing api to the gpu as needed. But I'm no expert, so if anyone here has a different opinion I'd love to learn from it.

You can submit anything, the community decides if it's interesting enough.

Native screen sharing with the high performance* feature works great for me. (requires the native client to work)

*[https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/remote-desktop/apdf8e0...]

This author has a very interesting mail list on the semiconductor industry, and kind of predicted the new CEO:

https://irrationalanalysis.substack.com/p/make-intel-great-a...

Or he never returned to the hotel, just like Irving?

Makes sense now, they don't add much, or anything. We already have the upvote button for this.

"Hate" was too strong of a word to use.

Fair points! Thank you.

You guys really hated that I found the discussion interesting?

What a great discussion between two prominent figures in the field of software design. Thank you for posting this!

That's a brilliant strategy to reach ASI, lowering the bar on humans.

Love to read posts like this one. Honest, straight to the point, relatable, and as a bonus makes me want to do something about it as well. I hope the author keeps on writing.