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Ah thanks for the metaflooding!. was trying to achieve a balance between the 2, kinda like “Number theory might be the future of physics, but fluid dynamics is

Ah thanks for the metaflooding!. was trying to achieve a balance between the 2, kinda like “Number theory might be the future of physics, but fluid dynamics is the future of number theory”* I concede to a weakness for triangles, such as this < money >< math >< magic > Napoleon’s sleep schedule: i’d only heard about the 6 hours of sleep (because thats the schleppy shit that VCs want to see in designori). That TIL has a delugional [aka magical] aspect, ac, thanks! Rriight, the logistics of iDevices seduce one with the allure of “High(-functioning) Culture”, the logistics of disposable commsats do not (yet) (PPPS Compare with the more prosaic (but more sophicatedly structured) PGcal newtonian obssessions — NoTe:honest! in (conscious) bona fide hindsight this comparison was reached TIC < minting >< natural philosophy >< alchemy > ) PS:original(?) & utter speculation was that the political purges+relaxation to common sense “worked” for the revolutionary army, but not navy. Political commissars having an unexpected effect on routes to victory? (Too difficult/costly/nonsensical to give basic naval training to PCs. Naval anything is showing > telling.. do we even credibly remember what the legions marched to??) *i havent delved at all into his work, Gisin is the almost-crackpot name to look up, major patch to K,AN is what he seems to be aiming for. PPS: schlep has a “bootstrap”-py (as it were a schleppy term for magic) aspect: reducing schlep involves schlep

gradschoolfail 2y ago
Update: TIC: TK-monad HK-dyad (>power<>sex<) Debreviated: Today I Compared
- 082349872349872 2y ago
  I don't know how well attested it may be, but somewhere I ran across the notion that second-tier chimps get the most action, because the alpha chimp must spend almost all his time shoring up his (male) political base. [if NB had the same habits at home as in the field, imagine him busy with paperwork trying to run the empire from 0100-0600, during which time his Marshalls ("Ein bisschen dreist, ein bisschen Mut"?) were occupying themselves in sidesprings?]
  - gradschoolfail 2y ago
    shall we call this “cavalier-mode”? Bernadotte due to his ties, and most of the other marshalls due to other ties, couldnt enjoy the spoils of war, but Lasalle?
    - 082349872349872 2y ago
      certainly! à la hussarde according to AICD: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11247/pg11247-images.html#:~:text=it%20was%20said,the%20men%20away%2e https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11247/pg11247-images.ht... sometimes I wonder if Lasalle reported lists in priority or reverse priority order: https://larevuedhistoiremilitaire.fr/2020/04/08/extravagances-picaro-general-antoine-charles-lasalle-ceux-ont-connu-partie-2-2/ https://larevuedhistoiremilitaire.fr/2020/04/08/extravagance... > j’arriverai à cinq heures du matin ; je me commanderai une paire de bottes, je ferai un enfant à ma femme, et je partirai. —ACL no, upon reflection he was just going by temporal order: [arrive,order,knock up,leave]
082349872349872 2y ago
I don't necessarily understand what Gisin is up to (it might help if somewhere he has an explicit delta between his axioms and K's?) but I might indeed have a propensity to find it interesting. Schlep is the startup's equivalent of quantum tunnelling: you can't hope to out-schlep the established players in their own potential wells, but small amounts of schlep judiciously applied might get you through classical barriers, into a less-contested well?
- gradschoolfail 2y ago
  Uhh for that you might have to bundle up something together with the Greene pilgrimage.. dont think he published his axioms anywhere [but you could also invite one of his students to a meal..] Update: the review that set me on that future trail was this https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.06572 https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.06572 Note: percival applied significant patch to KAM
  - 082349872349872 2y ago
    from its abstract, Gisin's https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-021-03378-z https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-021-03378-z seems worth pursuing, as I believe intuitionistic mathematics is so popular in computer science because we are always busy forgetting information.
    - aebtebeten 2y ago
      OK, the bits [sorry] that I read don't seem to go any deeper than the "could it be" above. My recollection of the basic problem in reconciling QM with GR is that of simultaneity: how do you manage to have an "open" future when various potential observers' future-fronts are all angled to each other? I'd guess that the hyperbolic nature of light cones mean [hands waving madly enough to fly me to Africa] that there's enough wiggle room such that any conflict-resolving process occurring at space-like separations has finished by the time the events are in a past time-like cone; we don't even necessarily need a timelike source of random bits, as they are always naturally impinging from the rest of the universe. What am I getting wrong with that model? [Subtle gods could then leverage chaos to work in ways undetectable by their creations?] Lagniappe: https://xkcd.com/378/ https://xkcd.com/378/

gradschoolfail 2y ago

Update: TIC: TK-monad HK-dyad (>power<>sex<) Debreviated: Today I Compared

082349872349872 2y ago
I don't know how well attested it may be, but somewhere I ran across the notion that second-tier chimps get the most action, because the alpha chimp must spend almost all his time shoring up his (male) political base. [if NB had the same habits at home as in the field, imagine him busy with paperwork trying to run the empire from 0100-0600, during which time his Marshalls ("Ein bisschen dreist, ein bisschen Mut"?) were occupying themselves in sidesprings?]
- gradschoolfail 2y ago
  shall we call this “cavalier-mode”? Bernadotte due to his ties, and most of the other marshalls due to other ties, couldnt enjoy the spoils of war, but Lasalle?
  - 082349872349872 2y ago
    certainly! à la hussarde according to AICD: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11247/pg11247-images.html#:~:text=it%20was%20said,the%20men%20away%2e https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11247/pg11247-images.ht... sometimes I wonder if Lasalle reported lists in priority or reverse priority order: https://larevuedhistoiremilitaire.fr/2020/04/08/extravagances-picaro-general-antoine-charles-lasalle-ceux-ont-connu-partie-2-2/ https://larevuedhistoiremilitaire.fr/2020/04/08/extravagance... > j’arriverai à cinq heures du matin ; je me commanderai une paire de bottes, je ferai un enfant à ma femme, et je partirai. —ACL no, upon reflection he was just going by temporal order: [arrive,order,knock up,leave]

082349872349872 2y ago

I don't necessarily understand what Gisin is up to (it might help if somewhere he has an explicit delta between his axioms and K's?) but I might indeed have a propensity to find it interesting. Schlep is the startup's equivalent of quantum tunnelling: you can't hope to out-schlep the established players in their own potential wells, but small amounts of schlep judiciously applied might get you through classical barriers, into a less-contested well?

gradschoolfail 2y ago
Uhh for that you might have to bundle up something together with the Greene pilgrimage.. dont think he published his axioms anywhere [but you could also invite one of his students to a meal..] Update: the review that set me on that future trail was this https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.06572 https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.06572 Note: percival applied significant patch to KAM
- 082349872349872 2y ago
  from its abstract, Gisin's https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-021-03378-z https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-021-03378-z seems worth pursuing, as I believe intuitionistic mathematics is so popular in computer science because we are always busy forgetting information.
  - aebtebeten 2y ago
    OK, the bits [sorry] that I read don't seem to go any deeper than the "could it be" above. My recollection of the basic problem in reconciling QM with GR is that of simultaneity: how do you manage to have an "open" future when various potential observers' future-fronts are all angled to each other? I'd guess that the hyperbolic nature of light cones mean [hands waving madly enough to fly me to Africa] that there's enough wiggle room such that any conflict-resolving process occurring at space-like separations has finished by the time the events are in a past time-like cone; we don't even necessarily need a timelike source of random bits, as they are always naturally impinging from the rest of the universe. What am I getting wrong with that model? [Subtle gods could then leverage chaos to work in ways undetectable by their creations?] Lagniappe: https://xkcd.com/378/ https://xkcd.com/378/