>>514062273
Nigger the larger implication, voiding the Constitution based on the whims of whoever’s in charge, is much more concerning than who is being targeted. There are no one-offs in politics, EVERYTHING sets a precedent.

Stupid fucking miggers are so easy to bait into giving up their rights as long as the libs are the first target.

>>513951811
>not using TOR

>>513881336
This. Corporations are all evil and Jewish entities who hate you. They pretend to have comfy or “traditional” optics to take your money and continue poisoning you. We should be glad that the Jewish machine blundered and let the mask slip.

I guess miggers are so low IQ that they actually think Jewish corporate conglomerates are their friends just because their dad took them there for a greasy sandwich 20 years ago.

>>513842621
You’re right, but that’s a pop-sci level description of the problem. Yes, tariffs are a valid and necessary tool in our arsenal to combat globalization taking away our core industries.

What does NOT follow is that this is the only tool or that “more tariffs = more gooder”. A combination of targeted tariffs, industry incentives, R&D, etc. are required to actually engineer a lasting solution to the problem. Nobody without an engineering or economics background should be allowed in public policymaking, midwits armed with half-truths are more dangerous than actively malicious retards.

>>513563040
You never answered my very simple question, what is Trump doing to actively revive American manufacturing and make it competitive? You’re seething and looking up old posts like a Redditor because I asked a question you don’t like. The tariffs are a good start but only if the subsequent strategy supports your long term goal. Trump doesn’t seem capable of long term planning, like most sub-120 IQ mongoloids.

>>512022416
No you stupid nigger. If we shut down all our higher education Musk and his buddies they will use it as an excuse to say “muh labor shortage” and import infinity jeets. We need to support domestic, native-born STEM talent more than ever. One department in a university being obnoxious DEI faggots does not make it a good idea to completely dismantle a completely unrelated department working on semiconductors and particle accelerators.

I swear miggers can’t think two moves ahead on anything. Is this the power of 92 IQ? If Trump was actually interested in bolstering domestic manufacturing, we’d be investing a shitton of money into automation, logistics, etc.

>>512004692
I can actually. This work was authored with Emmanuel Candès who is now at Stanford. The purpose was to improve signal reconstruction from eg xrays and medical scan machines like MRIs, which have a limited amount of data due to safety and engineering constraints. Tao and Candès (but mostly Tao) were able to prove that you can get MUCH better reconstruction, near perfect in fact, by solving a sequence of convex problems, even if you sample below the Nyquist rate. This was a huge deal, since it allows for extremely accurate imaging (and hence diagnoses) in medical settings.

These ideas are part of a field known a compressed sensing, where you need to extract a lot of information from resolution limited signals. It’s used in the military and robotics for obvious reasons, where sensors are expensive and you need to optimize the information deduced from what you have.

It’s not all bullshit. Just because you stopped doing math after the pythagorean theorem doesn’t mean MRI machines and airplanes are made of magic.