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CC Veblens alma mater, here CU. Table 3, (basic,infra)hardware+software in quadrant “club goods”, solved except in minds of some recalcitrant VCs, contentious

CC Veblens alma mater, here CU. Table 3, (basic,infra)hardware+software in quadrant “club goods”, solved except in minds of some recalcitrant VCs, contentious is the diametrically opposite one.

082349872349872 2y ago
Is the diametrically opposite quadrant the tragic one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-mile_limit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-mile_limit was one way to "regulate" fisheries Do the Houthis have anything to add to the conversation that started (or at least we join it) in 1455 ("Mare clausum"), continued through 1609 (Mare Liberum) and 1635 (Mare Clausum), followed by the very pragmatic 1702 (De dominio maris) which technology superseded enough to arrive at 1982 (UNCLOS)? Designori would approve of the pragmatism of waiting to come up theories, first seeing what could work in practice, including having listened to the ultima ratio regum; eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abvgtlL50Rk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abvgtlL50Rk EDIT: to what degree is the "front page" the equivalent of being within 12 nm off the "coast" of HN? EDIT2: Figure 1 explains why public expenditure is so contentious — no Schelling points EDIT3: "club goods" also explains why I am not as anti-tax as modal vocal HN: when I'm a member of a club, I pay my dues EDIT4: plenty of "contested" here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone#/media/File:Exclusive_Economic_Zones_by_boundary_type.png https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone#/media...
- gradschoolfail 2y ago
  Id expect the interesting surface is the one between club and the other general cases (esp. the set of externalities, antigoods so to speak) Furthermore i suspect, part of the shame lies in realizing that thermodynamics may “work” neither in practice, nor in theory, so designori, nominatively, might be tempted to pursue both at the same time. So Houthis could charitably be helping us price (empirically) the very public externality called “currentday drone tech” — which for abbreviated sakes cant even autonomously harness energy transienting the earths habitable zone REDIT0: not sure but if HNFp=YC intertidal zone, theyd be worried about superior phishing tech exhausting the (intertidal) phishstocks without their knowledge.. you might have to ask dang where the littoral/intertidal boundaries are USN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littoral_zone#/media/File:Littoral_Zones.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littoral_zone#/media/File:Litt...
  - 082349872349872 2y ago
    Yeah, I really liked the characterisation in that article of externalities as antigoods. "There is really only one good in the universe, and it proceeds forwards and backwards through time until it has woven its way through an entire economy"? energy harvesting referring to https://aroundtheworld.solarimpulse.com https://aroundtheworld.solarimpulse.com ? Both smugglers and the Royal Navy had considerable interest in being able to predict tides; while I don't think the former ever had much influence on the development of computational technology, the latter did.
    - gradschoolfail 2y ago
      We know that the eternal electron is not Wheelers teddy (he didnt seem exhibitionistic, like CK), so perhaps we shall look elsewhere.. Solarimpulse. Yes! For design reasons, it wouldnt suffice just to replace the pilots with autopilots.. Somehow. Suspect that RN leant on the smugglers..
  - 082349872349872 2y ago
    So §2190 of TMAS[0] is where VFDP makes it clear that he expects leonine (force) and vulpine (guile) strategies to almost always be pure in individuals, and only mixed in groups[1]. I can certainly argue with him that Gini coefficients are not at all fixed, contrary to his claim that the Pareto distribution occurs semper ubique et ab omnibus, but his description of how fox-depleted middles usually take advantage of a few "demagogue" turncoats from the lion-depleted high agrees not only with my understandings of history, but also with Emmanuel Goldstein's generalities as well as with Fletcher Christian's particular mutiny. [0] in which Pareto is channeling his inner Ibn Khaldun? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqaddimah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqaddimah [1] consider the roles of a mafia consigliere, Cardinal Richelieu, or 齊太公. at the moment I can't think of any lions who became infamous working for fox groups, but might that just be because foxes always take care to brush their tails over associations they definitely don't have with "stochastic" violence?
    - gradschoolfail 2y ago
- kragen 2y ago
  Your perspective is probably also affected by living in a country whose government does largely spend its taxes on public goods and club goods rather than on, for example, pork-barrel politics, invading other countries, and harming the public and itself. Living in a country where the government spent some of its tax money on keeping me from getting vaccinated against covid, and where I used to live in a house full of refugees from Venezuela, gives me a different perspective—even where we know the same facts, different ones may seem especially salient to me.
  - 082349872349872 2y ago
    True, upon reflection I have the dual advantages of (a) a country which agrees with Cicero* that it's much cheaper (and pleasanter!) when people don't have to routinely watch out for sharp dealing, and (b) a country of my choice, not an accident of birth. * De Officiis (44 BC) 54-72 https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/47001/pg47001-images.html https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/47001/pg47001-images.html ; he would prefer to say "more honourable" but I think my formulation may be more convincing for people who attempt to attack moral issues with economic tools?
    - gradschoolfail 2y ago
      Now, (and i’m still partial to keeping the lion-fox defos close to where they have always been*) would these people who attack moral issues with economic tools be lions or foxes? Its not that lions do not fear death, but that they fear lack of impact (ie positive externalities) more than death I posit to thee that lion-fox is a spectrum (and not even very bimodal). where would you place the (napo)leon, sama, dang, and PG? I’d say closer to the lion, because while they keep tactical details close to their chest, their hearts are worn elsewhere. *The historical [& natural] lions (with an epsilon of fox?) appears to employ camouflage, and if i may say so, enjoy subterfuge, by necessity? What the fiducial lion values, or respect (loyalty,unpredictability), are in their subordinates [as well as themselves]. Same for standard foxes ([intellectual]prowess,legibility).. i’d add that sibboleth consists of dropping something on their paws Y, where Y is something like an accusation of hypocrisy (& not dishonourabilitiness) watching their L0 (cache) ejaculation Since my gallic quotemining skills are inadequate, bonaparte appeared to have said X does not understand men like I do Q: who was X? Cicero, Livy or Plutarch? >just because… he says he can read [dead] people https://archive.is/www.economist.com/business/2024/10/03/what-makes-a-good-manager https://archive.is/www.economist.com/business/2024/10/03/wha...

CC Veblens alma mater, here CU. Table 3, (basic,infra)hardware+software in quadrant “club goods”, solved except in minds of some recalcitrant VCs, contentious is the diametrically opposite one.

082349872349872 2y ago

Is the diametrically opposite quadrant the tragic one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-mile_limit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-mile_limit was one way to "regulate" fisheries Do the Houthis have anything to add to the conversation that started (or at least we join it) in 1455 ("Mare clausum"), continued through 1609 (Mare Liberum) and 1635 (Mare Clausum), followed by the very pragmatic 1702 (De dominio maris) which technology superseded enough to arrive at 1982 (UNCLOS)? Designori would approve of the pragmatism of waiting to come up theories, first seeing what could work in practice, including having listened to the ultima ratio regum; eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abvgtlL50Rk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abvgtlL50Rk EDIT: to what degree is the "front page" the equivalent of being within 12 nm off the "coast" of HN? EDIT2: Figure 1 explains why public expenditure is so contentious — no Schelling points EDIT3: "club goods" also explains why I am not as anti-tax as modal vocal HN: when I'm a member of a club, I pay my dues EDIT4: plenty of "contested" here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone#/media/File:Exclusive_Economic_Zones_by_boundary_type.png https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone#/media...

gradschoolfail 2y ago
Id expect the interesting surface is the one between club and the other general cases (esp. the set of externalities, antigoods so to speak) Furthermore i suspect, part of the shame lies in realizing that thermodynamics may “work” neither in practice, nor in theory, so designori, nominatively, might be tempted to pursue both at the same time. So Houthis could charitably be helping us price (empirically) the very public externality called “currentday drone tech” — which for abbreviated sakes cant even autonomously harness energy transienting the earths habitable zone REDIT0: not sure but if HNFp=YC intertidal zone, theyd be worried about superior phishing tech exhausting the (intertidal) phishstocks without their knowledge.. you might have to ask dang where the littoral/intertidal boundaries are USN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littoral_zone#/media/File:Littoral_Zones.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littoral_zone#/media/File:Litt...
- 082349872349872 2y ago
  Yeah, I really liked the characterisation in that article of externalities as antigoods. "There is really only one good in the universe, and it proceeds forwards and backwards through time until it has woven its way through an entire economy"? energy harvesting referring to https://aroundtheworld.solarimpulse.com https://aroundtheworld.solarimpulse.com ? Both smugglers and the Royal Navy had considerable interest in being able to predict tides; while I don't think the former ever had much influence on the development of computational technology, the latter did.
  - gradschoolfail 2y ago
    We know that the eternal electron is not Wheelers teddy (he didnt seem exhibitionistic, like CK), so perhaps we shall look elsewhere.. Solarimpulse. Yes! For design reasons, it wouldnt suffice just to replace the pilots with autopilots.. Somehow. Suspect that RN leant on the smugglers..
- 082349872349872 2y ago
  So §2190 of TMAS[0] is where VFDP makes it clear that he expects leonine (force) and vulpine (guile) strategies to almost always be pure in individuals, and only mixed in groups[1]. I can certainly argue with him that Gini coefficients are not at all fixed, contrary to his claim that the Pareto distribution occurs semper ubique et ab omnibus, but his description of how fox-depleted middles usually take advantage of a few "demagogue" turncoats from the lion-depleted high agrees not only with my understandings of history, but also with Emmanuel Goldstein's generalities as well as with Fletcher Christian's particular mutiny. [0] in which Pareto is channeling his inner Ibn Khaldun? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqaddimah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muqaddimah [1] consider the roles of a mafia consigliere, Cardinal Richelieu, or 齊太公. at the moment I can't think of any lions who became infamous working for fox groups, but might that just be because foxes always take care to brush their tails over associations they definitely don't have with "stochastic" violence?
  - gradschoolfail 2y ago
kragen 2y ago
Your perspective is probably also affected by living in a country whose government does largely spend its taxes on public goods and club goods rather than on, for example, pork-barrel politics, invading other countries, and harming the public and itself. Living in a country where the government spent some of its tax money on keeping me from getting vaccinated against covid, and where I used to live in a house full of refugees from Venezuela, gives me a different perspective—even where we know the same facts, different ones may seem especially salient to me.
- 082349872349872 2y ago
  True, upon reflection I have the dual advantages of (a) a country which agrees with Cicero* that it's much cheaper (and pleasanter!) when people don't have to routinely watch out for sharp dealing, and (b) a country of my choice, not an accident of birth. * De Officiis (44 BC) 54-72 https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/47001/pg47001-images.html https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/47001/pg47001-images.html ; he would prefer to say "more honourable" but I think my formulation may be more convincing for people who attempt to attack moral issues with economic tools?
  - gradschoolfail 2y ago
    Now, (and i’m still partial to keeping the lion-fox defos close to where they have always been*) would these people who attack moral issues with economic tools be lions or foxes? Its not that lions do not fear death, but that they fear lack of impact (ie positive externalities) more than death I posit to thee that lion-fox is a spectrum (and not even very bimodal). where would you place the (napo)leon, sama, dang, and PG? I’d say closer to the lion, because while they keep tactical details close to their chest, their hearts are worn elsewhere. *The historical [& natural] lions (with an epsilon of fox?) appears to employ camouflage, and if i may say so, enjoy subterfuge, by necessity? What the fiducial lion values, or respect (loyalty,unpredictability), are in their subordinates [as well as themselves]. Same for standard foxes ([intellectual]prowess,legibility).. i’d add that sibboleth consists of dropping something on their paws Y, where Y is something like an accusation of hypocrisy (& not dishonourabilitiness) watching their L0 (cache) ejaculation Since my gallic quotemining skills are inadequate, bonaparte appeared to have said X does not understand men like I do Q: who was X? Cicero, Livy or Plutarch? >just because… he says he can read [dead] people https://archive.is/www.economist.com/business/2024/10/03/what-makes-a-good-manager https://archive.is/www.economist.com/business/2024/10/03/wha...