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you could deduct ira fraud if before 2018, but not 2018 thru 2025.
anybody know if the fraud date of perpetration vs the court ruling of such is the date used to determine deductibility above?
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if farias and wade separately and together did the fraud....are we members of a class so to speak?
we might be ok?
add cuda q, and q emulation/simulation till q ready?
if the cuda chii are part of the cpaas network, even more speed, reliabiiity, qos, security, work, management, points of generative influence/control?
then the data center, then networked nodes of data centers, with and without quantum?
soft fabric allows gpu flexibility and updating based on ml and ai of it?
just need 8x8 's admin software? my wags, as to why intel in a pr licensed 8x8 admin software. same pr msft licensed 8 virtual trunking.
kona, what is the semi/processor you discuss on v chat? could it be for quantum?
arbs, if the irs was against him, they're likely waiting for the outcome of the txs supreme court and then if his appeal fails, the penalty from the texas court.
they likely don't publish stuff anyway against a person. and the fraud needs to stand ? before they go after him for racketeering and non payment of tax like al capone?
but , i'm less after retribution and more on v ip winning in business, making us money upon which we have to pay taxes.
if we lose, i can deduct that on my taxable account side at least.
actually, i wonder if your investment in ira fails cuz of fraud is it a deductible thing?
anybody know?==================================
gemini says
"if in your IRA(retirement account) you invest in a company that fails by way of fraud, can you write off that investment as a loss in any way?
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Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), deductions for losses in IRAs, including those due to fraud, were suspended for tax years 2018-2025. This means that currently, you cannot claim a deduction for losses in your IRA even if they were caused by fraud.
Before 2018:
Prior to the TCJA, losses in traditional IRAs could be deducted under certain circumstances. If the loss was due to fraud, it would have been considered a theft loss and could be deducted on Form 4684 and Schedule A.
Key Takeaways:
2018-2025: No deductions for IRA losses, even due to fraud.
Before 2018: Potential for theft loss deduction if requirements were met.
Consult a tax professional: For personalized advice on your specific situation, it's recommended to consult a tax professional.
Important Note: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as tax advice. Please consult with a qualified tax professional for guidance on your individual circumstances.
a saudi based fusion reactor could supply them with energy for internal consumption and depleting supply of crude. more of their future does require increased energy to recover arable land from the sands and desalination for water?
air conditioning a must have.
but they might need remote engineering help. also, theyd need increased security for those assets and might need to improve the happiness of their own people and neighbors to facilitate that happy state?
msft invests 1.5 billion into m42 in saudi arabia.
work loads to and from msft azure cloud nodes?
8 voice and direct routing for msft teams, which gives them potential to have 8x8 meetings with their teams communications.
need the video for the drug discovery, r and d, manufacturing, follow on . wags
saudi and ge ; alcoa and rio tinto advance mettalurgy/refining using non carbon electrodes to avoid carbon production and encourage oxygen production and ? water.
if msft is .net core......shouldn't android/ios interop occur via the .net core transplatform compatibiity?
if that .net core got v ip and valde should have been able to join the two? unless it's the msft sbc fabric which is the block? so for the video meetings they add 8/jitsi video meetings and i message away?
8/ msft/ rapid7 and direct routing between the social media group members..wherein the fabric is compatible with v life cycle management of the integrity/ownership of the creator's creations?===========
.NET (pronounced dot net) is a free, open-source, cross-platform developer platform for building many different types of applications. Created by Microsoft, it's used to develop web apps, mobile apps, desktop apps, games, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
Key features and components of .NET:
Cross-platform: .NET applications can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Open source: The source code is publicly available, allowing for community contributions and transparency.
Languages: Supports multiple programming languages like C#, F#, and Visual Basic.
Libraries: Offers a rich set of libraries for common tasks like working with data, networking, security, and user interfaces.
Runtime: Provides the Common Language Runtime (CLR), which manages memory, handles exceptions, and provides other essential services.
Tooling: Includes a wide range of tools for developing, testing, and deploying .NET applications.
.NET Flavors:
.NET comes in two major flavors:
.NET Framework: The original implementation, designed for building Windows-only applications. It's still supported for legacy applications but is no longer actively developed for new features.
.NET Core (and its successors: .NET 5, 6, 7, 8): The modern, cross-platform version of .NET. It's where all the new innovations and features are being added. This is the recommended choice for new development.
Rapid7 ai engine. Event triggered. 521? Now rpd coo on 8 board.
Some v ip in the the engine?
i almost wonder if the shareholder take over coincided with msft .net core transition? v has other cuda potential patents......as it's a huge networking/dynamic routing/authenticating/need to communicate before the end of the 'mega application; microservices enabled thing*.net core, api negotiating via htpps........wasn't the https a big thing about how servers communicated in the v ip library?
were we waiting for cuda? i really hope so. pharma money, science:metallurgy, physics,math, chem, bio, nano, etc.
all have special lingo beyond the platforms.........wags.
so if the v patent said .net and not .net core........that ends that patent.
but the ability to make the cross platform work with native os and native browsers , which invoke html X...
cross platforms when you're dealing with os of linux, android, msft, macos?
linux and unix?
meta and msft teams
meta and whatsapp; whatsapp and 8x8 cpaas.
nvidia and cuda........
"Yes, CUDA is specifically designed and optimized to work in massive parallel computing architectures, particularly within GPUs (Graphics Processing Units). Here's how:
GPU Architecture: GPUs contain thousands of smaller processing cores compared to CPUs, which typically have a smaller number of more powerful cores. This allows GPUs to excel at handling large numbers of simple tasks simultaneously.
CUDA Programming Model: CUDA provides a programming model that allows developers to structure their code into "kernels," which are functions executed in parallel by many GPU threads. This enables the GPU to distribute the workload across its numerous cores, leading to significant performance gains for certain types of computations.
Thread Hierarchy: CUDA organizes threads into blocks and grids, creating a hierarchical structure that allows developers to efficiently manage and synchronize the execution of thousands or even millions of threads.
Memory Management: CUDA provides specialized memory models and mechanisms that enable efficient data transfer and access between the CPU and GPU, as well as among different GPU threads.
Scalability: The CUDA programming model is scalable, allowing it to adapt to different GPU architectures and take advantage of the increasing number of cores in newer GPU generations.
Types of Applications:
CUDA is particularly well-suited for tasks that exhibit high degrees of parallelism, such as:
Scientific Computing: Simulations, modeling, and data analysis in fields like physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering.
Machine Learning and Deep Learning: Training and inference of complex neural networks.
Image and Video Processing: Filtering, enhancement, compression, and analysis of visual data.
Financial Modeling: Risk analysis, option pricing, and portfolio optimization.
Cryptography: Breaking codes and performing encryption/decryption operations.
By leveraging the massive parallelism of GPUs through CUDA, these applications can achieve significant speedups compared to traditional CPU-based approaches. This makes CUDA a powerful tool for accelerating computationally intensive workloads in various domains.
I hope this explanation clarifies how CUDA works in massive parallel computing architectures!"
cuda could become opensource .net core and if msft is partnered with openai, is openai .net core?hence the api emphasis.
gemini says they use open source and .net core.
open ai and meta/whatsapp ?
meta and whatsapp and apple in ai talks.
"does meta use .net core?
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While Meta (formerly Facebook) primarily uses its own proprietary technologies and frameworks for its core infrastructure, it's highly likely that they leverage .NET Core in some capacity. Here's why:
Cross-Platform Compatibility: .NET Core is designed to be cross-platform, meaning it can run on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Given Meta's vast infrastructure that spans various operating systems, .NET Core would be a practical choice for developing tools or services that need to run across different environments.
Microservices Architecture: Meta utilizes a microservices architecture, where large applications are broken down into smaller, independent services. .NET Core is well-suited for building microservices due to its lightweight nature, performance, and containerization capabilities.
Integration with Existing Technologies: Meta's technology stack likely includes a mix of different programming languages and frameworks. .NET Core can easily integrate with other technologies through APIs and services, making it a versatile choice for building components that interact with existing infrastructure.
Talent Pool: .NET has a large and established community of developers. By using .NET Core, Meta can tap into this talent pool and leverage the expertise of developers familiar with the framework.
Open Source: .NET Core is open source, which aligns with Meta's philosophy of embracing open-source software for certain projects. This could encourage adoption and collaboration within the .NET community.
While there's no definitive public information about Meta's specific use of .NET Core, these factors suggest a strong possibility that they leverage the framework in some capacity. It's worth noting that large tech companies like Meta often utilize a diverse range of technologies to meet their complex needs, and .NET Core could be one of the many tools in their arsenal."
8 and cpaas....communications platform as a service.
nvidia says: cuda is compute unified device architecture
me: 8 should discuss the unified communications platform as a service with the cuda ip.
it might allow all part/components of the architecture to actively communicate to and fro for desired operation/performance/security?
me: whatsapp business/meta talking to apple; 8 is partner of whatsapp business. consider communications platform as a service for compute unified device architecture when you're thinking parallel communications including to virtual machines and Quantum computers//quantum emulation/quantum simulators?
me: cuda and first to the second; arm and the 'and/or' operating system of mot/mpc. ask winning.
ask winning about their interrupted plans for a new phone for such........perhaps the ai phone? with ai being and on device or off device or both?
qualcomm now coming to that point in the decision tree?
smart phones getting smarter with ai on board....with their own web servers? uwb fro device locations, security, a better way to do digital commerce than near field communications?
if you laptop/pc is going to be your relay computer/device, it has to be id'ed authenticated as well. notice how google makes you do id stuff, wags.
valde is the ace in the hole for vcsy.......
rally!!!!!!!!!!!!
don't get depressed.
gemini does say:
vcsy and http communications to server
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Vertical Computer Systems (VCSY) has a unique approach to HTTP communications in its proprietary private communication platform. This platform eliminates the need for a central server in internet communications by placing a web server directly on the user's mobile device.
How it works:
Decentralized Communication: Instead of relying on a central server to relay messages, the VCSY platform allows users to communicate directly with each other's devices.
Enhanced Privacy: This decentralized architecture provides enhanced privacy and security, as user data is not stored or processed on a central server.
Trusted Friends Network: Users can communicate only with individuals they have designated as "trusted friends" within the platform.
Patented Technology: VCSY's private communication platform is built using multiple patented and patent-pending applications.
Applications of VCSY's Technology:
Ploinks: A private and secure communication application developed by VCSY's subsidiary, Ploinks, Inc., utilizes this platform.
The Puddle: Another application by Ploinks, Inc., provides data synchronization and backup services using the same technology.
Relevance to VCSY's Business:
This technology aligns with VCSY's focus on developing innovative internet core technologies. By creating a decentralized communication platform, VCSY differentiates itself from traditional communication methods and addresses growing concerns about privacy and data security.
For further information, you can visit:
VCSY website: http://www.vcsy.com/
Ploinks website: https://www.ploinks.com/announcements.html
I hope this information is helpful!
gemini says:
.NET Core provides a robust framework for handling networking, routing, and authentication in modern web applications and services. Here's how it addresses each of these areas:
Networking:
HttpClient: Provides a high-level API for sending HTTP requests and receiving HTTP responses. This is the primary way for .NET Core applications to interact with web services, APIs, and other resources over the network.
Sockets: Offers low-level access to network communication for scenarios where more control is needed, such as building custom protocols or interacting with non-HTTP services.
Kestrel: The default web server for ASP.NET Core applications. It's fast, lightweight, and designed to be cross-platform, making it suitable for running on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
gRPC: A high-performance, open-source RPC framework that can be used to build efficient communication between .NET Core services.
Routing:
ASP.NET Core Routing: A powerful and flexible routing system that allows you to define URLs for your web application's actions and resources. It supports:
Attribute Routing: Decorating your controller actions and Razor Pages with attributes to specify their URLs.
Convention-Based Routing: Defining routing templates that match URLs based on their structure and conventions.
Endpoint Routing: A newer, more performant approach that allows you to define endpoints directly, with full control over URL matching and middleware execution.
Authentication:
ASP.NET Core Identity: A membership system that provides features for managing user accounts, authentication, authorization, password management, and more. It supports various authentication providers, such as local accounts, social logins (Google, Facebook, etc.), and external identity providers (Azure AD, Okta, etc.).
Authentication Middleware: A set of middleware components that handle the authentication process, including:
Cookie Authentication: Stores user credentials in cookies and validates them on subsequent requests.
JWT Bearer Authentication: Validates JSON Web Tokens (JWT) provided by clients for authentication.
OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect: Supports authentication using external identity providers through industry-standard protocols.
Additional Considerations:
HTTPS: .NET Core makes it easy to configure and enforce HTTPS to secure your web applications.
Authorization: In addition to authentication, .NET Core provides authorization mechanisms like role-based authorization, claims-based authorization, and policy-based authorization to control access to resources within your application.
Security Best Practices: It's important to follow security best practices when building .NET Core applications, such as input validation, error handling, and secure configuration to protect your application from attacks.
By combining these features, .NET Core provides a comprehensive solution for building secure, scalable, and high-performance web applications and services with robust networking, flexible routing, and various authentication mechanisms
I wonder if msft moving to .net core is part of the reason for 266 going away? .net core is supported for msft/linux/macos.
rather than arbitrary objects, it's objects would be one of those three? so, might v have applications anywhere for that change in msft .net direction? but , might they still be using some 744 family ip? ai needs data.......and 744 emphasized their upgrading of .net in the msft lawsuit. above my head. also, we've got the p2p with proxy agent/social media group/;ploinks and puddle.
.net legacy.. msft is now developing their future on .Net core.......open source for linux, msft,
..https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-net-core-1-0/
https://patents.google.com/patent/US8578266B2/en?oq=+8%2c578%2c266
expired 2 months ago they say?
kona, any way your lost patent is emPath?
i still wonder what wade has in his retirement 'fund'.........
if we wind up depending on it for now solutions, we should figure out 'emPath' and who owns it.
uspatent 9405736
i hope it's a patent for setting up the parallel computing gpu and cpus and asics environments for cuda operations...
but i really think cuda q has some v ip in it.........first to the second.......if not just for the api's connectivities?
of what's listed on justia.......this seems close:Method and system for automatically downloading and storing markup language documents into a folder based data structure
Patent number: 9405736
Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for processing a markup language file having one or more portions. Specifically, the system downloads a first markup language file using the hyper text transfer protocol and references the first markup language file by its uniform resource location or by a name of a local file on a system on which a user is operating. The first markup language is parsed for one or more portions of the first markup language file. Each portion of the first markup language file is stored into a directory structure containing folders, subfolders, and files complying with the structure of the first markup language file.
Type: Grant
Filed: November 5, 2013
Date of Patent: August 2, 2016
Assignee: Vertical Computer Systems, Inc.
Inventor: Jeff Davison
kona, the patent faq page doesn't show a 252. i looked it up on google patents and it leads to a expired hp patent.
i asked gemini and it responded as copilot about v patents and it said it didn't know.
i wish v or 8 had patent for dynamic integration of distributed information/data resources/media resources into a web page/application.........we'd have the personalized digital content such down. wags. do the other patents allows it even so?
5 more days till friday 11am et?
nytimes business section is about streaming competition/business; what they neglect is how valuable the users fingers, ears, eyes and their data are to the operation. a full page pfizer ad does hint at the value of users inputs/thoughts/ideas/emotions to the success of the enterprise both internally and externally.
as the internet and networking addresses open up other continents to users, it also increases the scope and poential of hacking from such sites....how many princes or heirs who need a cash infusion to recognize a fortune will be found or plying the myriad of phone numbers/addresses/etc from the dark web. voice avatars and such.........we will need watermarks and such to verify and even then ........direct routing is probably just the first step..
6405252 is an expired hp patent and is not about the heading listed:https://patents.google.com/patent/US6405252B1/en?oq=*U.S.+Patent+No.+6%2c405%2c252
however, remember the patent for other smartphone network connectivity? 371............off loading to your home pc........thinking proximity of pc to mobile phone and uwb connectivity for security /identity signons.
google and msft seem to be working on such.
kona, what is
U.S. Patent No. 6,405,252?
don't remember it , persay.
don't find it either....would seem important in the general application of generative ai to a global population?
avant says connector and other things that sound like they got some v ip and 8;
nvidia and cuda , cuda and 8?
asking gemini ai about vip is a lot about connectors.
smart compilers? 8 and v both their. compilers, but would need to parse the content to know the context?
nvidia just embarked on their cudaq, so if v and 8 have patents, they hold the ip?
kona, avant and 8 are partners:
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cudaq.....integrates quantum computer and supercomputer computation and hr/database? empath?
generative ai needed to make sense of quantum output and supercomputer work?
firt to the second . data flows to the device like a browser.
What does it mean for CUDA to have parallel kernels?
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A CUDA kernel is written from the standpoint of a single thread. It answers the question "what will each thread do?" A CUDA kernel gives a single definition for what every thread will do. From the standpoint of a single thread, it appears to be a serial program. However it becomes parallel at launch time, when many threads execute the same code, "in parallel".
I think you're misinterpreting. CUDA has "parallel kernels" means that each kernel in CUDA has the opportunity to express (according to how it is written, and the specifics of CUDA concepts such as built-in variables) and manifest (at launch time, across many threads of execution) parallelism. It does not mean that CUDA inherently requires multiple kernels to express parallelism. A single CUDA kernel launch is inherently parallel.
You may wish to read the CUDA programming guide.
enterprise data comes in all shapes, formats, sizes, languages, platforms..........the same data has knowledge potential which is different for the various compartments of the enterprise operations....a different look see at the same data...
the hr, from the plant floor super, the safety officer, the dei person, the cfo, the coo.......and then the integration of all the stuff including the transportation, logisttics and supply...planning for next few years/longer term/tech changes/equip owned and that which might be needs to be purchased.
if msft in their ai associated contracts could do like the goldmine show with juan and freddy........
they come in .....take a measure of the usual runs qos/time/work/productivity/costs......then for a certain amount of gold money provide their fixes/ip......and then installs the new ip and then does another run with a post look at the same sensor readings..........they always come out winners....if there is gold in the ground.
like the old itinerant knife sharpeners........can't lose.
looking at the quarterly results for some companies, their revenue seems to go up but their costs also go down.
especially the customers of 8. it sould be huge if 8 and v could go into a subscription business.
might be what we're waiting for in the txs supreme court ruling of wade's appeal.
but i look and think , just put his money in escrow pending court stuff, but maybe it's the agreements he made, which don't pass the gross fiduciary smell test as presented.
startalk show talked about intelligence stimulated in a dish of neural cells.......not silicon.
emphasis was on the critical aspect of their r and d is the cells/'brain' tissue aggregate is that it needed ............'DATA'.
all the computational abilities are useless without the data.
all of the data.
they might as well been saying, 8 and v ip.....lol.
it's alway been about the data . mle/markup/521/moving the data about/life cycle management of same.
valde and his pc to mainframe management.........getting management of the data, processing for desired work, storing of same.
nvidia's quantum emulations and gpu's are interesting, but with data can do spectacular things.
xml/mle/transformation...........like gold mining, you go to the most likely places to find the gold/data of benefit/ dig it up, isolate and concentrate the interesting stuff, refine it.......then use it in the calculations, algorithms, software, scenarios, events, etc.
bloomberg interviewed an analyst who said msft would see profit from ai investment in 2 years.
i think he's wrong because users will be buying their productivity apps with copilot to use now. and the ai will know if there are non- paying or more users than paid for by license by the style , language, interests of their users.....see china.
msft is not going to wait 2 years to show profit on ai investment.
me:
they will be showing profit in pharma digitalization as in the novartis efforts to pull up their allies and competition to take advantage of quantum, ai, parallel computing, transformation of the data stores into data consumable in a single platform to yield a gestalt of the effects of a synthetic object representation of the binding site/antigen-antibody/inhibitor-stimulator/protein needed to effect benefit from the presentation of such into human/animal/virus/bacteria/ and in betweens.
me: 365 and copilot/dynamics and copilot/everything ai-copilot.
me: included money from how other ai's are made natural language interface, multi language, printable/publishable.
and that publishable aspect will have archival/watermark up of their creator for monetary recognition.
see the owner of vista print.
samsung knox is a secret secure place on the device......8 's fuze could have had trouble with that customer's need to use msft sbc for knox? but if they can fix it with 8 and rapid7...8 and rapid7 benefit.
now hp is trying to buy juniper which was a member ipsphere org to which vcsy was a vendor?
so they had a license?
but the license may not be transferable?
doj is looking at what hpe is trying to do to avert another gross error?
or does doj know the shenanigans that have been going on around the vcsy management actions.
they have the money and the stock value. but doj lurks. but where was doj as the evil forces tried to take v down into the pockets of wade, the lawyers , and their partners?
or, might they be showing their efforts with the mike lynch verdict...letting him skate/ he bought interwoven and sold the combined autonomy because he thought he had the patents/teamsite ip?
he was let off because interwoven lied and the proof is the license interwoven took from vcsy ?
30 minutes more or it's 7 days more?