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Trump’s tariffs on India may be partly explained by who funds his politics. Our study of two decades of Indian American lobbying in the US shows a strong, consistent Democrat lean, with Trump-1 scoring among the lowest ever share from Indian Americans (1/n)
Despite claims that the “NRI Uncles” have been rooting for Trump en masse since they support the political right in India, we find relatively less support among Indian Americans for Republicans in the US. There are 6 Indian Americans in US Congress - all are Democrats.
Today, in a new episode of Every Accusation Is A Confession, the UK Lawyers For Israel (who blocked me, a literal nobody) have been scrambling as ppl tear strips off their claims that IAGS genocide scholars are all liars, but *their* scholars are tip top. A short thread 🧵
Actual genocide scholars don’t recognize names from the UK Lawyers For Israel signatory list.
You haven't so much invented such a solution, as you have discovered the coordinate system in which the problem becomes trivial.
This is why, to solve a difficult open-ended problem (like AGI), you must always start by asking the right question.
The most elegant solutions look inevitable in retrospect. They aren't some complex chain of tricks you've engineered out of nothing, but rather a simple abstraction that faithfully mirrors the shape of the problem.
You haven't so much invented such a solution, as you have discovered the coordinate system in which the problem becomes trivial.
The most elegant solutions look inevitable in retrospect. They aren't some complex chain of tricks you've engineered out of nothing, but rather a simple abstraction that faithfully mirrors the shape of the problem.
Co-founder @ndea. Co-founder @arcprize. Creator of Keras and ARC-AGI. Author of 'Deep Learning with Python'.
Bitcoin is owned by humanity, the protocol developers are stewards, and need consensus from users to change it materially. bitcoin is about money, spam has no place in the timechain. what defaults the bitcoin core project puts in the reference client matter in this.
in may there were 88mil JPEGs in the chain, now 4 months later, there are 105mil JPEGS, a 20% increase. in may 7000btc fees had been paid, at $100k btc that's $700m or an average of $8 per JPEG. they are primarily in taproot inscriptions. (@BitMEXResearch data)