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I had a professor that used to say that engineering is modelling problems with a set of differential equations and finding a numerical approximation to the solution. No differential equation ==> Not engineering.

It is trivial for any country that is not land-locked. You just have to sail to international waters. What is difficult is to stay there.

The same expression "tocar ferro" was used traditionally in Catalan instead of knock on wood. Ferro translates as iron. Iron in this expression refers to a sword. More than trusting in good luck or some sort of supra natural protection, the expression "tocar ferro" conveys a sense of self reliance, of being prepared and confident.

I cannot read the paper that this article is based on, but it seems that it refers to the use of big data analytics and AI in 2024, not LLM. It concludes that the use of AI leads to a 4% increase in productivity. Nowadays the debate over AI productivity centers around LLMs, not big data analytics. This article does not seem to contradict more recent findings that LLM do not (yet) provide any increased productivity at the company level.

What is the rate of security flaws in code written by humans? Difficult to asses the results without a base rate for comparison.

One solution is to have several markets. Norway also has transmission problems. The land is divided into 5 areas, each with its own price.

How do these tiles compare to a green roof where there is some cooling via water evaporation through plants?