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by rulalala 2y ago
Yes but beware of a shit storm of bad news (unable to assess how much disinformation would they contain) on the sector, see for example https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/commodities/solar-p... Particularly
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by rulalala 2y ago
This is great. I wish all humans could think that way.
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by rulalala 2y ago
This research and the comments mentioning the need of being fast as hell connect with the human capacity of using the information. Just a hypothetical point: at some point only trading engines driven by AI could make a timely use of this so
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by rulalala 2y ago
Very impressive poetry of the gold markets in your blog! Wow. I am a bit speechless about the potential of all these.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Please is there anything like this for writing? I am serious, I do write and want to experiment. Please would you have any suggestions for me? Thanks for your time.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Is SFI alive after all his founders are long gone? I think so, but really it is increasingly difficult to discern its current unique contribution to the global scientific landscape.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Is there a good book on the subject? I am curious about the evidence and theorisarion of this for interests related to myself. As an anecdote, I have a loved adopted cousin that even adopted (unconsciously, of course) all our familiar psyc
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by rulalala 2y ago
I wonder is academia would work better under this scheme? Further layers of decentralisation and collective decision making would change the game?
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by rulalala 2y ago
I could not help but imagine with a laughter that finally technology will keep houses clean with seamless effort and low cost. Note: my high-end cleaning robot is dysfunctional.
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by rulalala 3y ago
Forms are unique but seem pretty organic and self emergent. From my limited understanding, I would never make a fuss of it.