I have seen them weighing bags for the last 3 or 4 years on corridor trains, although they've gotten more strict about it in the last year.

I'm not trying to defend it, but there is a worker safety aspect to the policy too. If a via worker needs to help a passenger get on or off, 50lbs is a lot

A lot of the big AI model companies don't use cuda. Google uses openXLA and openai uses Triton.

Amazon does have their neuron sdk that compile existing PyTorch and TensorFlow networks to be optimized for their hardware. awsdocs-neuron.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/co...

I don't think the chips are as general purpose as GPUs, so a cuda clone probably doesn't make sense.

Most of the appliances listed here have gotten much cheaper over the same time period.

Micheal Green is also convinced that passive investing will destroy the economy. youtu.be/qy7SlWI6PlQ?...

I think he starts with an opinion and works back from there to mangle together some evidence.

I'm not disagreeing, but Pie-IX doesn't have a good history with surface-level pedestrian crossings.
www.ledevoir.com/actualites/s...

I think they do want to have an underground link to the Pie-IX SRB?

Not that it is important to your main point, but it's Blackstone that's buying up homes, not blackrock. Blackrock runs mutual funds and ETFs

"they have a 200% tariff for lumber coming to america"

That wouldn't be a tariff....