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by adityaathalye 5y ago
Hm, to clarify, I'm coming at it from a systems point of view. Available energy limits populations. Suppose the green revolution didn't happen, where would world population be? It's not possible to A/B test these things,
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by adityaathalye 5y ago
> It's clear these practices don't scale. Citation needed. Agriculture is one of humanity's largest-scale activities.[1] The vast majority of the world's farmland is smallhold. [2] The practices in Fukuoka's book
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by adityaathalye 5y ago
Not to dispute your assertions, but perhaps it's worth looking at an alternate viewpoint. I found Masanobu Fukuoka's "The One-Straw Revolution" quite compelling. In it, Fukuoka argues for finding ways to diversify plant
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by adityaathalye 5y ago
Matt Might chronicled experiences with his son's rare genetic disease. Perhaps that will give you some ideas. Hunting down my son's killer: https://matt.might.net/articles/my-sons-killer/ You may also wa
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by adityaathalye 5y ago
Once I discovered functions are pipeline-friendly, I started pipelining all the things. Almost any `for arg` can be re-designed as a `while read arg` with a function. Here's what it can look like. Some functions I wrote to bulk-process
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by adityaathalye 12y ago
Props to you, Godfather667. "It's not the age, it's the mileage." - From a bollywood film
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by adityaathalye 13y ago
The green glow of a successful build spreads such cheer :)
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by adityaathalye 13y ago
Bookmarkn'd and entweetinated!
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by adityaathalye 14y ago
I was wondering about BitCoin and global power price arbitrage just today... The market may not be big enough to make it a very lucrative thing, but I still think it'll be a cool experiment to try. Especially since the computing requirement
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by adityaathalye 14y ago
Met one of the founders at their offices in my city, Pune. Mighty impressed with the product team & culture they have built.