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The corollary to this: - Just because it hasn't been done - Doesn't mean it can't be done
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Just because you can do something Doesn’t mean you should
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We are really close to fully starting manufacturing Roc Cameras on a day to day basis But it turns out the hardest part so far hasn't been the actual manufacturing or production of the device but prepping everything to get to the point where we can do that - that has taken a long time
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Clauswitz on the left, Thucydides on the right The common thread: write for timelessness
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https://warpcast.com/dylanoa4/0x813d7163
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I think we overestimate how much people don’t care just as much as we underestimate how much people do care. The σ is higher than I think in general probably
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Most things happen because it is downstream from someone somewhere falling in love
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First of all, everything is downstream ultimately from energy. Unlock energy density, and more work can be done. Everything truly is about energy. Yet every major economic revolution in history was driven by logistics + infrastructure. Movement (physically or in information - again, energy density) was a revolution that was upstream from economic expansion / explosion.
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This MV lives in my head rent free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54fea7wuV6s
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I was going to say time distorts when you are fighting The Battle of Austerlitz, but a treadmill works too
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Emotional and temporal distortions happen in moments of high acceleration
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- skunk works is amazing - scramjet propulsion is a textbook - wing leader is fun read, been on my list for ages - spacepower ascendant is about security / power projection in space - the question concerning technology in china (looks super interesting yuk hui) - i got into yuk hui, and just bought a bunch of his books: cybernetics for the 21st cent. vol1., art and cosmotecnics, machine and sovereignty - julian jaynes is a classic, read parts of it need to finish the bicameral mind - spengler is a classic - been meaning to read this one for ages - On Kings - this is graeber, started it got bored. @gilles recommnded it to me
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One of the books that I most enjoyed, that I got tremendous joy out of -- of all the books -- was Gene Kranz's "Failure is not an Option"
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https://warpcast.com/bravojohnson/0xf76a7295
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One of my favorite trilogies: - Before Sunrise (1995) - Before Sunset (2004) - Before Midnight (2013)
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Narrator: It was
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We all love the idea of caring Actually caring isn’t for everyone
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Still a +1 for me
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