with a titan and a threadriper for instance what would be the results?

the problem is not police violence. the problem is what they are legally allowed to do VS what they are not.

the notion of "resisting arrest" allow police to do pretty much whatever they want from the moment you said "no" to one of their asks.

Hell even getting out from your vehicle when a cop tells you to stay in it is "resisting arrest".

this is the main problem. if you give people a way to be legally violent you are responsible for the deaths. its is beyond politics, democrats or republicans allowed these laws and procedures, the neck restraints and other dangerous things for decades.

i don't understand. if they run it for you and you apply transfer learning and fine tuning on your specific use case that would reduce drastically the costs hence why their offer make sense

this is the real monopoly in western civilization. the zero click allows google to dictate a narrative on every topic

is spark that widely used? arent people moving away from it for deep learning frameworks like tf?

Spark is more than just a ML framework. It's extensively used for ETL, stream and batch processing, etc...

what worries me is the code-monkey idea behind everyone can/need to code. I don't want coding to become the blue-collar skill of the next decade.

I hope you didn't mean this as elitist as it comes across. There's nothing wrong with blue-collar coding

I meant it in a way that if coding becomes a blue-collar job salaries will go lower, people who have ambition will move into another field, work life will get harder.

Yes there is. As a craft, it dies.

It is already a blue-collar skill for 3/4 of people who code.

this european cloud computing champion already exists: OVH. maybe policies should help him to grow