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by cinquemb 20d ago
Yeah.... best of luck to him... prepare the FTC lube... :P
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Modern physics is forcing us to rethink existence – Michelle Thaller: Interview [video](youtube.com)
8 points by cinquemb 6mo ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6mo ago
Citibank has a good report: https://www.citigroup.com/rcs/citigpa/storage/public/Citi_In... Tradfi has way more at risk... and the hardware/software that cant be upgraded that the financial system
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by cinquemb 6mo ago
Pretty much all of quantum control right now is based on the idea that qubits are these fragile things that have to be corrected, but thats because poor assumptions for quantum control are used (SO(3) precession). And even when they are tr
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by cinquemb 11mo ago
Very exciting. Devoret was my co-authors phd advisor (and who is also my advisor now on some of my work). We sorely need more open quantum systems built/designed with open source tooling. The IBM's, Ionq's, Quantinuum's
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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing: From BEC to Big Industry [video](youtube.com)
1 points by cinquemb 1y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 1y ago
It took me less than a day to start to be productive on my fork [0] for what i wanted to do. The default spacial units are actually microns (but yes they have their[1] examples multiplied by the inch conversion) and the wavelength stuff is
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PyOpticL – Code-to-CAD optical system engineering(github.com)
23 points by cinquemb 1y ago|5 comments
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AI models for profitability factor prediction in CSP with dual backup systems(nature.com)
2 points by cinquemb 1y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 2y ago
I don't disagree with what you state, but I don't think most who are surprised now are ready to ponder systems of governance and cooperation that require less trust than those most used now so i won't go there here.
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by cinquemb 2y ago
No matter what happens to any of us personally writing messages here is going to change the situation for those who have ignored the writing on the wall for so long. People will have hard choices to be made, doubly so for those who have avo
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by cinquemb 2y ago
When i see those people start to take actions that they have refused to do so for decades despite the warning signs along the road, I will take those motivations seriously. Right now, its just a clown show in regards to that.
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by cinquemb 2y ago
That may be true, and Europeans will be free to trust the Russians and the Turkish as the those in SEA are free to trust the Chinese instead. If the rest of the world doesn't send munitions on target stateside, Americans wont care. Ju
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by cinquemb 2y ago
The realpolitik of the situation: you can only really have an alliance among equals and its foolish to believe otherwise with a massive power imbalance (I doubt the cultural boundaries in Europe will aid this endeavor for some kind of unifi
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by cinquemb 2y ago
Don't forget the repeal of the chevron deference too by the supreme court. Agencies have a lot less power now (at least from a judicial perspective). Big trouble indeed, but its clear that for certain actors, they are experiencing pain
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by cinquemb 2y ago
> You can trace individualism to various started places, like the Protestant Reformation's assertion that individuals have a direct connection to the divine. Really? I think the Gnostics have long been on that path if one is crediti
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by cinquemb 3y ago
Adults disagree on many things and are willing to kill each over those disagreements in some cases, even when it comes to what the "truth" is. So color me quite skeptical that any tool that anyone uses is going to be free from suc
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by cinquemb 3y ago
> Except for the "tools to amplify factual voices" They felt the need to include it, if they didn't I would agree with what they are trying to do. Why do they need to launder that line item with the rest?
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by cinquemb 3y ago
It's ok for people footing the bill in part to want know what exactly they are paying for, even if people may still keep dying? Good to know, I was starting to think people would be surprised...
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by cinquemb 3y ago
When people choose to go into that line of work knowing that's the risk they could take on (or outsource to someone else through dubious means), not sure why people have to be sympathetic to that compared to all those who don't
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by cinquemb 3y ago
I think some people at any given point in time (and some institutions and some governments) do a better job than others at splitting their resources because in part because they have a better framework at recognizing what may reach that cri
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by cinquemb 3y ago
It's not just going to be us regionals, unless we pretend that none of the commercial paper is being used as acceptable collateral at central clearing houses, bilateral or tri-party swaps globably. Global central bank balance sheets si
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by cinquemb 3y ago
People are going to complain even more esp wrt markets (and whether they are trying to protect a loosing position or not)... you'll probably be better off just not reading these things...
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When Even the Nazis Aren’t Nazis(caityjohnstone.medium.com)
5 points by cinquemb 3y ago|1 comments
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HII, General Dynamics to Use 3D Printing for Virginia Submarine Construction(thedefensepost.com)
1 points by cinquemb 3y ago|0 comments
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Efficient banking under interstate branching(core.ac.uk)
1 points by cinquemb 3y ago|0 comments
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The Alliance of Sahel States(consortiumnews.com)
4 points by cinquemb 3y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 3y ago
> So your objection isn't at all particular to delivery apps or uber or EBT, it's broadly an objection to "regulation". Cool. If you think once something has been enacted into law, will remain effective throughout it
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China to build 100 MW of tower CSP in Tibet(solarpaces.org)
4 points by cinquemb 3y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 3y ago
> Farmers markets allow this, at least in my area. In the area I grew up in, having to pay fees to sell at a farmers market stall with everyone else was already way more overhead than desired. > Urban Agg is basically always going to

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