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Comment #49249858
Why not simultaneously shrink at the rate the market will bear AND increase the price to what the market will bear AND decrease the cocoa to what the market will bear
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Comment #49177650
Corrected, sorry about that.
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Comment #49170090
Atom Computing | Many posititions | Boulder, CO/Austin, TX/Berkeley, CA | Some ONSITE, Some HYBRID We're hiring software engineers, hardware engineers, RF engineers, FPGA and ASIC …
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Comment #49064372
is this the author's attempt at washing their hands of the damage they've done? Smart enough to win all these prestigious economics awards and hold all these prestigious positions …
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Comment #48887133
This isn’t healthy, man…
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Comment #48878084
This looks like LLM output
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Comment #48688882
I've noticed that tech people will respond to an encroachment on civil rights with a technological alternative. I think this is a mistake, because the excuse is presented in bad fa…
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Comment #48651406
with sufficiently many public/private partnerships, what's the difference?
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Comment #48586673
I'm super curious what alexia massalin is up to these days, besides collecting microunity patent royalties
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Comment #48274807
For superconducting qubits, yes. For other architectures everyone is doing their own thing.
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Comment #48216232
I think that's the datacenter with the gas turbine generators that operate without permits because they're "portable." Data centers have tremendous externalities but colossus is a …
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Comment #47844087
sure but it seems spiritually wrong to use an LLM to debug a slop paper. Who knows, maybe claude generated it in the first place?
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Comment #47844052
the irritating thing about LLM generated papers like these is that they're wrong but are generated using LLMs that are capable enough to bury the absurd claim pretty deep in there.…
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Comment #47844009
this paper looks AI generated to me... I mean, there's no experiments to go along with it.
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Comment #47781840
see terry pratchett's boots theory of economic fairness. They'll get into the market with something that costs more long term...
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Comment #47779622
I mean I get your argument but it feels like one should adjust for wage growth instead. One labor unit of value converts to a shittier backpack.
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Comment #47757764
for making research grade devices you barely need a cleanroom
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Comment #47740890
You just need unitarity.
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Comment #47724294
There are NO alternatives. There's nothing else that stays liquid at 4 K and absolutely nothing else comes close.
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Comment #47053505
2d materials are so awful to work with but keep yielding these stunningly beautiful results so physicists must persist.
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Comment #47052076
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will
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Comment #46278354
The power of quantum computing is constructing the solution to a problem out of an interference pattern. Classical probabilities don’t interfere, but quantum probabilities do. Loos…
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Comment #46277779
The communication here is clear as mud. WHICH quantum systems? D-Wave? We know D-Wave is a joke!
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Comment #46018767
I have a 556 and 547 that I still use. They work fine. They slowed down a bit from the resistors drifting but whatever. Still very fun to use and they heat the workspace in the win…