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Back prop and attention are just extensions of interpolation.

Even worse, a lot of municipalities are losing population. But no-one wants to drop everything in their lives and move to a dying city, specially not high intelligence individuals who tend to gather causing home prices to skyrocket. Worse, those individuals tend not to buy into the types of housing typically seen by large developers building "relief" housing.

A huge portion of why home prices dont fall is because most people dont pay for their homes up front, the actual cost of the home after the interest is 2x the total loan amount. So people dont want to sell for what they feel like is a loss.

I'd argue building more supply just makes the problem worse, since the builders almost always try to extract as much money from the potential buyers. With the internet and everyone reporting salaries most sellers price houses to extract as much money as possible included possibly expected "crypto" or other hidden sources of income.

The reality being we likely won't see a dip in home prices until the population holding homes ages out, saying there's a "housing crisis" is just spreading fear uncertainty and doubt to trick buys into unsatisfactory houses.

Worse, most if not all "REST" apps have security vulnerabilities because of how browser front-ends handle authentication.

To handle authentication "properly" you have to use cookies or sessions which inheritly make apps not RESTful.

Disassociates the value of the underlying assets which devalues the currency. Probably why regulatory bodies had to get involved.

What about arresting and sending to the mental hospital multiple times to deal with psychopathic caregivers whose purpose is ultimately to make you homeless?

A good Christian or any good person would viewing that scene would actively fight to make the person sufferings life better instead of feeding into the false "caregivers" or more aptly put abusers who are more interested in robbing people than improving their lives.

Simply put the observer affect shows that somethings cannot be measured without causing change to the system hence may not be verifable.

Maybe the only way to make enough random looney until they outnumber the "sane" individuals. The only issues being how do you organize the new pyramid structure which will evidently be formed by this new "religious" organization?

The fact that in different parts of the world the voices can be helpful instead of intrusive makes me feel like the drugs are not the problem but how external forces view the drugs or if we really wanna talk like crazy people how the drugs influence the people around you even if they do not directly know you are using the drugs.

You could argue it's all the nice GPU debugging tools nVidia provides which makes GPU programming accessible.

There are so many potential bottlenecks (normally just memory access patterns, but without tools to verify you have to design and run manual experiments).

Cant even tell you how many times vibe code leaves obvious security bugs. Atleast it makes me feel like my job isn't going away anytime soon.

Problem is with the numbers 36. Everytime i see those related to cars or "random passwords" I know somethings going to happen.

As a developer I'll manually change those numbers if and when they appear.

Honestly at work LLMs seemed to make me less productive. For side projects they help but I've seen papers indicating this is the case for industry.

We as engineers have let the recruiters and VC funding brainwash us into lower salaries. Kind of looking forward to a rebound.

And Israel is the only country actively fighting it’s neighbor.

Next would be manufacturing your own smartphones. Sad that not making weapons and enslaving your own populace makes you subject to external countries.

China subsidized startups which generates additional industries.

If anything you are proving the US doesn't understand research or science behind producing electric vehicles and simply funding EVs directly instead of associated organizations.

Given the current climate theres no way to explain it without sounding like a crazy person.

A different view would be these apps are “arresting” young children.

By forcing them to interact with the application, wouldn’t be surprised if in 10-20 years negative health effects and career outcomes would be billable to these billion dollar organizations.

I feel like that's just the result of having a native package manager making natural bloat and a compiler which hasn't had decades of work.

The development experience is relatively cumbersome compared to using a native Linux distribution and containerizing application dependencies where needed.

Yeah but on the flip side having police show up everytime I leave the house doesn't make me feel comfortable it makes me feel like the police cant do their jobs properly. Or worse I am in some kind of warzone, which is disappointing since my family fled their home country to get away from war.

How about we pay people enough so they don't have to steal and gut the police.

Maybe it's just me but having dedicated employee's to manage security is a prerequisite for me; atleast I could point my finger at someone if things happen.

Honestly i cant believe how much spam at Google gets through Gmail but they blocked my small startups emails from being delivered.

Funny enough if I stayed at Google another year I would have been lucky enough to fix it myself and make an actually decent spam blocker.

I wish I could find a the exact court case, but legally you cannot associate anything online with an individual.

The problem is with managers pushing hard deadlines and expecting immediate responses.

That being said any large company I've worked at seems to have followed the mantra you are putting down.

I was lucky enough to travel with my PSP and played Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. I have no clue how it would detect which country I was in, but you could capture mercenaries and every country I visited seemed to have distinct "soldiers".

Still remember catching a ton of max-leveled soldier's when I was in Russia.

You could say the same thing about setting up a JVM...

Why do people always mention kotlin, but not Scala?

Scala is more similar to traditional Java while letting functional programming shine.

I think it's a safety concern, I'd like to explicitly know whats being ran on the client vs the server.

And react introduces a host of dependencies which may be ill maintained. The only reason to bring this up in an online forum is because I'm tired of recruiters constantly asking for react and nodejs.

I always viewed Lawyers as problem solvers, and typically associated the high costs with things happening in the background.

Not saying the cost is worth it, but gaining exposures to other disciplines has its merits.

Maybe it's just me but when i code/program i typically think of how different variations of implementations would affect roi of the associated company i would be working for.

That's something that AI in the current state probably wouldn't be able to take into account.

Easiest way to deal with hospital staff spamming "this person needs an IOP".