warlog

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61.
by warlog 6y ago
Probably inverted in 2020.
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by warlog 6y ago
Natural depletion on a finite planet is like banning, but slower. End result will be the same.
63.
by warlog 6y ago
https://worldwarwings.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/survivo... Keep talking about business "success" stories and their secrets.
64.
by warlog 6y ago
Give it time
65.
by warlog 6y ago
It's bringing love, don't let it get away! Break it's legs!
66.
by warlog 6y ago
Water!
67.
by warlog 6y ago
I think late 20th c. actual science discredited early 20th c. pseudo science.
68.
by warlog 6y ago
August 2022?
69.
by warlog 6y ago
dn/dt And then dn/ds Learn everything that leads to and comes from these two equations.
70.
by warlog 6y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Lua let's you assign any key (index) you want.
71.
by warlog 6y ago
And R! 1-based works for folks that count things (Scientists).
72.
by warlog 6y ago
It looks like this is much more fine grained compared to mran, i.e., with groundhog, you select the date vs with mran where you use the last (often > year old) snapshot. mran is a great idea and if Rstudio (the defacto gate-keepers of t
73.
by warlog 6y ago
My advice is to only buy the winning lottery tickets and to stop wasting it on the losing tickets.
74.
by warlog 6y ago
Rent seeking requires infinite growth. It is assumed, so the game can go on. ...until it can't. But by then the bonuses have been paid and the losses engineered to be socialized.
75.
by warlog 6y ago
2bobs Two business consultants to creative design firms, with rules that should be applicable to tech. Topics: positioning, pricing, negotiating, managing the form, etc Blair Enns and David C. Baker.
76.
by warlog 6y ago
Slightly off topic... But can you share your nontech side gigs? Totally curious...
77.
by warlog 6y ago
Survivorship bias
78.
by warlog 6y ago
interesting. I would put data first, with signal and noise components determined second. Although this probably some subset of the information in the structure you present?
79.
by warlog 6y ago
Unless you have VCs betting on the same horse... Accrual of advantage, etc etc. You also likely have funds to float you for longer. You also likely have a network to leverage/exploit. These external things all can stem from a lucky fir
80.
by warlog 6y ago
Agree. Seems a question of base rates of attacks, rather than survivorship bias.
81.
by warlog 6y ago
The language is pretty sweet. I guess nothing that you can't do other languages, but it has some good mojo now it's raku.
82.
by warlog 7y ago
Good luck, bad luck...
83.
by warlog 7y ago
Whipsaw mkts will eventually make it impossible for credit to be extended to allow these low ROIs to operate. Welcome to post-peak oil pricing dynamics.
84.
by warlog 7y ago
Lobbying Congress. Do you vote in elections? Why? Your options(tm) have been pre-purposed so nothing you do matters. This is the highest form of corruption.
85.
by warlog 7y ago
Isn't the reason for getting upset because nobody else is using mental models?
86.
by warlog 7y ago
Now Sam McGee was from Tennessee, where the cotton blooms and blows. Why he left his home in the South to roam 'round the Pole, God only knows. He was always cold, but the land of gold seemed to hold him like a spell...
87.
by warlog 7y ago
Clear win. Like Vietnam.
88.
by warlog 7y ago
Most humans wouldn't recognize --nor like-- their lives at carrying capacity. We're likely closer to K/2 than K. Which is a good thing. But as the slow down to K happens (inevitably) things will get interesting.
89.
by warlog 7y ago
There's a difference between privacy and secret. Don't conflate them! ~h.t. Cory Doctorow
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by warlog 7y ago
First time for everything.

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