zygomega
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
Haskell could shine in numerical computing. I think the key is polymorphism: a vector is a matrix is a tensor is a number, and they can all be multiplied in the same way, once you define what multiply is.
Poor support is more about the lack of haskell coders doing ML. It's hard to compete without the numbers that other platforms enjoy.
[0] https://izbicki.me/blog/fast-nearest-neighbor-queries-in-has...
Minsky: stability begets hubris begets instability in an endless cycle of humanity's economic systems. Governments need big balance sheets to sort that shit out.
Samuelson: free trade with low-wage nations could hurt workers in a high-wage country. Duh.
Keynes: beyond a point, people will not borrow any more no matter the interest rate, thank you very much. When this happens, governments should borrow (at very low rates) and spend to avoid economic malaise and collapse. They should not be austere.
Nash Equilibrium: Watch Beautiful Mind
Mundell-Fleming: A country can only ever do two of these things: fix the exchange rate, decide on interest rates, allow the free flow of capital. It's amusing when they try and do all three, or pretend to be doing something else.