Which led to a spectacular failure of incoming students to do basic math, lead to massive increases in failures in first year math courses.

Maybe removing signal loses knowledge about who is ready for standard classes?

For any NN to learn, the function it is approximating must structured enough to admit small set of parameters (i.e., not exponential), otherwise it will take exponentially many nodes to do anything. AES is not differentiable, as are all secure hash and encryption functions. This is a basic test that is used to attack everything.

So you'd get a NN that must be big enough to simply memorize all plaintext, key, output triplets, which is simply a lookup table. With around 2^768 nodes. Good luck.

So around 30 years now.

Also bond returns have averaged 5% over decades, not 7.

Not taking all this into account, and simply claiming bogey men took your money, is misleading.

Not likely. The last 50 years had Moore’s law growth in compute. That’s over. Frontier models are roughly compressed all written text and a large part of images. Those don’t compress forever, and likely not a ton more than now.

Inference requires touching a significant of that per token.

All of these are up against fundamental limits, more or less.

Reversing arrows again, back to recursion, you have exactly the standard labeled bases case (well, cases in your code), and reversing arrows doesn't magically change algorithms or invent new structure, so it completely equivalent in the category.

For that code, the 1:1:... is exactly the terminating/starting point, reversing arrows in the category does nothing to change the requirements.

That it has not solved everyone's problems on the planet is no argument it against what it has provided more than any other system.

It's surprising how many of your comments place you in the US, and not one in Burundi. I'm guessing based on your past comments you're not too consistent on your claims.

> Nobody said this, asshole

You claimed they provide little value against obvious reality. We're done.

The particular patterns were added to C2 just recently, being copied from the implementations in LLVM and GCC.

Also it's unlikely the compiler looks for this in particular, but this falls out of a set of optimizations that do matter and it collapses into the output assembly on relevant architectures.

We should outlaw all markets, right?

> 4% of ~40B times 12 years = $19B.

as if this might be close to reasonable estimate of the profit off these farm repair contracts.

But you pulled that reasoning right out of nowhere. It's simply ignorant.

Multiplying 4% times revenue? Why pick revenue? Why not profit before taxes? Why not profit after taxes? Why not any of a ton of more relevant variables?

Because you have a belief in search of some numbers to make it sound smart.

Their net profit is around 10% of revenue, not at all out of line for companies in this sector. If you're going to magically claim that 40% of this profit is from farm contracts, that is massively ignorant of what they sell.

Since you seem unable to look at their financials, there's no need for me to show you how little of their overall revenue is farm equipment (which if course makes your number voodoo even more out of touch).

No, since you cannot physically build a Turing Machine. A Turing machine requires infinite tape. Any physically realizable machine doesn’t have that, so has finite states, so is decidable: enumerate the states in finite time - it halts or repeats, so all programs on a finite state machine are decidable.

Your example is not an undecudable physical process.

Godel things also don’t apply: Godel theorems are about proof of this or that from within the same system. In logic one can prove such things from an outside system, then construct towers, avoiding Godel theorems. Godel theorems also require a model of integers including multiplication (without multiplication, such systems were proven complete and decidable). However the universe does not contain a model of integers, as the physical universe is not unbounded: relativity places a finite limit in spacetime on what can interact.

Mixing math as reality fails at these requirements.

Go do some legwork, get some actual data, not make believe feel good fairy dust.

The fed suit had exact numbers, which they blacked out for public. The fed suit settled for a dollar amount. If they thought they’d get a better amount, they’d go to trial. So likely the proceeds are on order of the settlement, else they’d likely win more by trial. The feds are not idiots.

But some people are.

Nothing in their SEC filings shows anything mentionable about such claims. It does break out actual profit by company sectors.