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ashakar t1_j07agl4 wrote
Reply to comment by Pbleadhead in Plasma Propulsion Discovery Could Herald a 'New Era of Space Exploration' - The Debrief by __The__Anomaly__
Gotta wait for Kerbal 2.
::Prays for full multi-core support::
ashakar t1_iwar0i2 wrote
Reply to comment by LandInternational966 in Seattle students planning walkout on Monday following Ingraham High shooting by greenhousecrtv
Wonder how many grew up as latchkey kids
ashakar t1_ivs2nn7 wrote
Reply to comment by MonitorSoggy7771 in Do you think it would be possible that human can travel to the moon in form of mass tourism (affordable price)? Within 22nd century? by Tanpisit
With fusion you can just get hydrogen and oxygen from water for use in the rocket boosters. If the boosters can be landed, refueled and launched again in a day or hours, then space travel in the future may be seen much like how we view air travel today.
I look forward to going coast to coast in less than an hour.
ashakar t1_iuh4y5a wrote
It's not ever going to just magically go away until rates get high enough to reward saving to the point your saved money at least doesn't lose purchasing power and/or enough people lose their jobs to destroy enough demand. Job losses may not be the answer though as those potentially come with drops in productivity or future productivity.
History has shown us once a supply shock kicks off inflation, rates need to rise above the level of inflation before there is any significant downward trend in inflation. It doesn't matter if the initial shock is still around or not. It's a lot like getting shot, even if the bullet is removed, you've still got a lot more to do to recover.
Unfortunately this means the fed isn't even close to done raising rates. Even JPow was full of Hopium that the inflation would just magically go away. Unfortunately it's a vicious feedback loop that only higher rates can effectively fix right now.
ashakar t1_isrul8o wrote
Reply to comment by icefire555 in Spooky artificial intelligence found to accurately predict the future by 99% by Stephen_P_Smith
Black swan events would still fuck you. They are already using AI bots to make trades.
ashakar t1_isrtkkv wrote
Reply to comment by GregTheMad in Spooky artificial intelligence found to accurately predict the future by 99% by Stephen_P_Smith
I was specifically referring to the stock market. Shopping and ad algorithms already work pretty damn good at predicting what to show you.
ashakar t1_isrs42z wrote
Reply to comment by icefire555 in Spooky artificial intelligence found to accurately predict the future by 99% by Stephen_P_Smith
Nothing ever will because you have too many irrational actors.
ashakar t1_ja8txbg wrote
Reply to comment by peter303_ in US 'develops' AI-powered facial recognition tech for military robot drones - The drones are to be tasked with expeditionary roles, including special operations, to "open the opportunity for real-time autonomous response by the robot." by Gari_305
Who do you think gives the drone a pic of the person needing killing? Obviously there is a human in the loop.