hscontinuity

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by hscontinuity 2y ago
A parts package to create this would be a nice side hustle for the gentleman in the video. Suggestion: (to video maker) 1. Leave the design open source, create a second design (more efficient/whatever you think defines the declaration
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
From what I've already read and have been continuing to research, there are two major motions moving the markets today. Japan's yen was so heavily traded into USD for options and calls (and shorts), which now with their interest h
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Let's look to heretics here. The world is... only partially finite. The resources are not finite. Check studies for oil wells that have replenished in China over 100 year periods. Finite space is a tacit of conventional wisdom. Cities
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
1.69 That tracks.
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
I have extensive knowledge in the restaurant arena, stemming from over 25 years of managing, owning, operating, and building restaurants. This article is an absolute fluff piece aiming to tip a nodded hat at the industry as a whole - for ma
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
We know so much and yet so little. The writing is in the article stating how mathematically they have no model, therefore they cannot truly understand it yet (researchers/academics). This is true for climate change and it's own ch
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
The first part implies that we cannot model something we don't have a good picture of. The data collected for climate modeling scaling back millennia first, then on to the decem mil; etc. Going back an aeon it becomes even more unsubst
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
It is naive of humans to believe we can accurately model something we cannot measure against. Until a time machine enables someone to vastly scale back climate data, we have a huge missing gap and continually rely on the short term models f
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
This again leads me to believe that we as humans have not and may not evolve past the |individual| and breach the theoretical line between what is good for one (me) and what is good for all (everyone). Only when we as humans evolve our phil
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
The cost over time generally tends to weigh heavily on the initial budget. Small reactors don't replace large ones for large needs, even if multiple are built (this hasn't even happened yet!). What small ones can do is afford eith
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Thanks for the links and sharing. Using VLC works a charm.
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Thank you for linking. Very much appreciated.
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
This is going to come off as esoteric or metaphysically based. However, that is not my intention. I base the understanding of simple and/or complex ideas/theories on context alone. Meaning, much can be extrapolated if you simply p
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Fanfreakingtastic.
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Right, it's not about the conditions, it's about the ability to perceive those conditions. However this asserts that we won't change how we construct, manage and maintain the routes of travel. Is it unlikely roads will become
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
We have a problem with data - even when we apply our newest advanced technologies to put data in ever increasingly small environments (even down to the atomic level), entropy still exists. So what we have is the ability to input data, but n
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
This is an inherently naive take. I understand why you have it and where it comes from. It is however, disconnected from reality. Basic fundamentals of human existence since the dawn of time remit one thing above all else in a large civilaz
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Not if but when. 100% autonomous ability is well within reach.
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
"Doesn’t it make sense that the next step is to discover there are multiple universes?" That depends. Multiple universes don't explain causation. For example if you assert that all things present in the material world you liv
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
Why are humans so often seeking to bind clarity about our universe behind a non-connected ideology? Meaning, outside of theism we find ourselves in a scientific endeavoring; and both sides agree at some point connectedness among 'life&
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by hscontinuity 2y ago
This should remain the only comment except for a non-paywalled archived source.
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
I'm lost here. Can anyone explain why the speculation of risk resounding around a 'bubble' of LLM and other emerging technologies (TinyLM, VLM, ALM, etc) is rounding a bubble? Meaning, the dot-com bubble showed a misappropria
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
Having little personal knowledge in this area of food growth, harvest and production, then of course any pre-market execution practices for shelf lives or processing; what are the ill effects of exposure specifically relating to birth/
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
There is immutable self reflection in the author's account of his experience/s. That reflection also leads to immutable knowledge of self, in general. The lesson is hammering the nail not only on the head, but purely, intently, an
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
There are some things that make sense and others that will not. Changing light bulbs to all LED is simple and economical. Buying a new car that gets better gas mileage and/or moving to an EV or EVH doesn't actually make sense unle
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
While it may be a hit piece, I certainly understand the validity in the philosophical nature behind the ideology. I reflect similarly in my own observations in general. We often foresee the future as a reflection of 'here and now'
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
The author's subjective take is objectively pure subjection of his own experience. And though I say this not as judgement, rather as speculation - the experiences read from a person who hasn't known life prior to the inception of
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
Curious if a system like this is plausible: Why must the market be purely capitalistic? Rather, why any market must bare the mark of others is curious to me; similar as they may be some should not be equal. Hypothetically - why not make raw
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
The internet existed in material form before the internet. All the early internet did was make physical locations available non-physically, at first. Once the connection was made (networked) all else unfolded because of now (digital space).
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by hscontinuity 3y ago
I have extensive restaurant experience on all levels and while philosophically the importance of that experience would subjectively suggest a bias in my statements, I assure you I offer only my philosophical approach to this particular dile

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