football enthusiast, centrist from left of PMO Office, zoomerjeet , Aviation Geek
Joined July 2024
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americans are so much better at capitalism than everywhere else it’s absurd. korea is a corporate cyberpunk state that’s ran in a vice grip by samsung. they work their people to death for 100 hours a week. and their gdp per capita is a third of ours
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GTA VI being the most-hyped media release of all time is funny. It's gonna be the missions they've had for 25 years (chase down someone who owes you money, rob somebody else, fly a helicopter) while a radio broadcast goes "I got my son vaccinated... and now he's GAY?"
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The point here isn’t that the Premier League isn’t the strongest league in the world. It is. No one can compete financially, and that’s just how it is.
However, there’s a certain entitlement that comes from England so to suggest they’re playing a completely different sport. That’s just not true.
There is ultimately very little between the top league, and I think each league has its own unique dynamics. The entitlement is what I resent.
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4 p.m. and it’s dark as hell. Every year I’m shocked like it’s my first winter here. How do people in the PNW just… live like this? I need to get out of here. 😅
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Our message to Andrew Cuomo was loud & clear in June.
It’s louder & clearer tonight.
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EXCL🚨: #LFC
Liverpool have opened talks with Dominik Szoboszlai over a new contract. 🇭🇺⭐️
He’s taken big steps this season, not only on the pitch, but also in the dressing room.
Liverpool want him tied down long-term. 🔴
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Great run Soumith! Of all the deep learning framework transitions I've been through where I re-wrote ~all of my code (matlab -> caffe -> numpy -> torch -> pytorch), the PyTorch one was most pleasant and now significantly longest lasting. It hit a jackpot of the time in the 20-dimensional design space of objectives and constraints. May you find another golden era in a space that most excites you!
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Do you see all that purple? That corresponds to incredibly cold cloud tops around minus-80 degrees Celsius (minus-112 degrees Fahrenheit). Clouds have to be about 52,000 feet tall (or greater) to be that cold.
The fact that Melissa has such a tall, cold CDO, or Central Dense Overcast, is an indicator of its extreme strength.
Truth be told, this looks like a satellite image of the strongest typhoons in the western Pacific – not really something we typically see in the Atlantic. Melissa is a rare, rare storm.
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Whatever you think of Lenskart’s valuation, I agree with Piyush. Look around you, how many of your friends wear corrective glasses? Then just look at taxi drivers? How many of them are wearing glasses?
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In case you missed it, Howard Lutnick's previous firm (and the one his sons now are in charge of) has been reportedly buying up tariff refund rights.
Even if the tariffs are struck down and refunds are issued, they could stand to make large profits
Today's tariff ruling is much bigger than most people realize:
If Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs, the US Treasury will face a MASSIVE refund liability.
This potential liability is expected to be up to $1 TRILLION to importers.
Why?
Because, if the Supreme Court rules the tariffs are illegal, tariff payments are considered "wrongly collected taxes."
These tariffs have been applied to 150+ countries and nearly every product.
Today's ruling will reshape the global economy regardless of the direction it goes.
Trump says it's "life or death" for the US.
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Please bro just subsidize our losses and then we’re good, please we’re a national strategic asset
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there’s actually a deep insight to this.
when resource becomes abundant, the genius dies. this is why we had some of the most legendary programmers in the 70s-90s: Linus, Ritchie, van Rossum.
the availability of compute has negative correlation to how cracked you are.
when you learn to squeeze more out of more constrained hardware, you’re forced to be more intricate, more thoughtful.
so you not only become the best at efficiency, that skill seeps into the other skills you must develop as a programmer/researcher.
and this is true in other parts of your life.
