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Sorry having a bad week. Second last day of our kitchen being renovated, so as you are a trusted poster, at least by me
I accepted your nothing new and skimmed the post and somehow missed the podcast. Going back just now it jumped out. Anther great book on this is the Changing world order by Ray Dalio…I didn´t compare the US to those countries, I´m just saying that to cover interest with printed money never ended well and never will.
The US unemployment statistics doesn´t really tell us a lot, the sloping off happens all the time. It would fall if nobody new got a job or got unemployed, but just by the fact that people gave up searching for job.
The housing debt in the US is also different from 2008 and the low interest rate is mostly locked in now, so people will not have to leave their houses to the same degree, because of higher interest rates. This however doesn´t mean that the housing market will not crash, because higher interest will make buyers dry up. The average housing price is about half a million USD in the US, each 1% extra interest would be 5000 USD extra a year, so it would be harder for buyers.
As for the resources, clearly the countries differ in the resources they have. And sure, the US has a lot of human resources, but as far as I remember, China won the most math oplympiades, both teams possibly being able to communicate in Chinese:
U.S. Places First at International Mathematics Competition in U.K. - News - Carnegie Mellon University
Coached by Carnegie Mellon's Po-Shen Loh, the U.S. team tied for first place with China at the 60th International Mathematical Olympiad.www.cmu.edu
And half of the americans can´t read an 8th grade book according to Washington Post:
The US isn´t what it used to be. Paul Kennedy wrote an excelent book "The Rise and Fall of Great Powers", empires are never forever and the US is acting exactly like a falling empire as described by Paul Kennedy.
A, firstly on behalf of all, thanks for ur efforts. Just my thoughts, but I reckon it's worth trying to get these guys to at least call BRN, and have a talk. If Akida was adopted, it would be massive exposure for BRN, in Oz at the least, and certainly no NDAs required. Win /win for both parties. Probably not a lot of money in it for BRN, but reckon it could be a very smart little by-play, with an eye to public acceptance of AI, the benefits of what it can do, and demonstrating the superiority of Akida in the space. Stats tell u sharks are a small problem. Fact is , the fear factor invades the head space of most. Oz probably has the strongest beach culture, as a nation, in the world. If we could develop the worlds best system here, it certainly wouldn't be missed by others. Like I said, just my thoughts. GLTA
Agreed, well worth watching, Exponential growth!!!
"Samsung’s System LSI Business holds a wide portfolio of solutions for various applications, such as mobile, wearables and other consumer devices. We look forward to evaluating how the latest RISC-V innovations from SiFive can enhance our offerings,” said Jinpyo Park, VP of the Innovative AP Development Team, Samsung Electronics System LSI Business.
“SiFive continues to be a market leader in the growing and maturing RISC-V space and again shows its leadership with its new SiFive Performance P670 and P470 RISC-V processors,” said Todd R. Weiss, an analyst with Futurum Research. “These latest and powerful new processors give SiFive feature and performance advantages that will gain plenty of attention from device makers and consumers who want more from their devices. SiFive has been growing its reputation for some time and is truly ready to shake up the marketplace.”
Hi @alwaysgreen
in the course you have to build up somehow
Nice mate.
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Edge Impulse and Brainchip are bros with benefits.
Also I want one of them USBs
Oh my lordy!!
