curio_Pol_curio

6 ms·

31.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
It's an old concept that "the system [of property]" has a hard time fighting: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/absentee-owner.asp Think about what allows the toxic management company to thrive,
32.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
>"NPE" That's an example of tripartite problem (innovators/IP-arbitrageurs/commercializers) that's easy to oversimplify to a bipartite one (NPE vs "practicians") by inadequate notation
33.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
https://www.conservativetexansforenergyinnovation.org/how-te...
34.
FT turned Bill Phillips' in-aquo macroecons simulator into VR app(ft.com)
1 points by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago|0 comments
35.
Financial Times Phillips Machine VR App(apps.apple.com)
1 points by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago|0 comments
36.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
That's one. Another, making it expensive for outsiders https://archive.ph/8pZzW https://archive.ph/zZIen
37.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
"Attention is not what you need [to think]" Unless, unless you're AI?
38.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
"Write like you want Grammarly to surprise you in a good way"
39.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
https://archive.ph/2026.04.09-025600/https://arjunpanicksser... "Write in a way that makes your readers feel like you are talking to them." Which seems like an epistolary version of one possible (ma
40.
by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago
https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ama... 1. Not foundational to curiosity , maybe? 2. Nudges humans to default to a single direction [of trade]. E.g. buy cleverness and sell bewilderment.
41.
Phillips Machine(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago|1 comments
42.
Bill Phillips used flowing water to model the economy(npr.org)
9 points by curio_Pol_curio 6mo ago|0 comments
43.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
supplementing your points: Japanese seem to prefer dropping the honorifics when in English: https://archive.ph/OI3S2 I've also heard that it's still common to address one's peers with - kun in parliament. In
44.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
not a terrible point. But experience does say that organic minds tire easily, and inorganic minds are inefficient-- a bad UX makes the user feel judged, but a good UX hides the makers' externalities :) The still-alive-centrist who&#x27
45.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
There are those who don't believe in institutions because these are always made of minds "not like theirs". And there are those who believe in institutions because some are made of minds "just like theirs". ("m
46.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Why is this scary? Is it bc author might be you or people around you? I live in a world where neither is likely to happen.. (the scariest thing would be that someone believes an autism diagnosis) But I need your (human) help at putting word
47.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Your Sys-I vs II connection reminds me of Dijkstra's take on the moral dimension of the Buxton index https://thewavingcat.com/2024/03/on-the-buxton-index/ In the sense that the very fact that different p
48.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Update: missed this relevant comment! In the sense of examining both Minsky's or GP's (viz ours) frames. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47603333 >"It's difficult to _[think]?/[will]?_ what
49.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Did Dumas explore the liminal space between "know thyself" and "know others", also known as "know one another"? Did Villefort's wife or "The Count"'s romantic interests help them patch up th
50.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
There's an interesting paradox hiding in plain sight here: Xi imported the anticorruption strat from Singapore, so superficially, PH below is correct. Since SG has the opposite problem from China: ((low) gov corruption XOR (low) social
51.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Quite related: my mom asked Gemini a question, here was the answer (I lol'd at it, so it mustnt have been well-trained?): To overcome the fear of affinity fraud, simply lean into the grandeur of your own delusion
52.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Democracy is the continuation of the market with a vocal means --not Taylor Swift
53.
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
Sorry to cut in. This debate made me wonder whether the Feds' inflation target is orthodox economists' idea of a positive-sum game. (Let's assume for the sake of curiosity that political-economists don't yet know about t