I actually read their book that they produced about mental models. It was interesting, but I wish there were games or behaviors that allowed me to actually use the models taught
Readit Newsgoldwind commented on The map is not the territory (2015) fs.blog/map-and-territory... · Posted by u/amoghs
A house less man actually told me this poem one day. Awesome to see it again. It definitely hits different
goldwind commented on Latin Literature’s Problem with Invisibility daily.jstor.org/latin-lit... · Posted by u/diodorus
I wonder if this kind of thinking caused them to adapt to Christianity.
goldwind commented on The Prospector’s Guide to the Galaxy (2013) [pdf] ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi... · Posted by u/sciurus
Background / context from Ars Technica:
"Additionally, Blue Origin [CEO Jeff Bezos] this month finalized the hire of Austin Murnane as a senior legal counsel. Formerly an attorney at Latham & Watkins in New York, Murnane has expertise in the legal aspects of space resources. His background suggests that Blue Origin may assert that the resources of space belong to no one and that the company may stake claims to resources on the Moon and elsewhere.
In the Fordham International Law Journal, Murnane wrote a 40-page article arguing that, for modern-day prospectors—in the form of commercial space companies—the Moon, asteroids, and other bodies in the Solar System should be free of control from terrestrial governments or the United Nations and the Outer Space Treaty.
"If the Outer Space Treaty is read to have established UN sovereignty in space, it would make that organization the master of all bodies outside of Earth's atmosphere," Murnane wrote. "When one considers the vast multitude of celestial bodies in Earth's Solar System, and further notes that there are probably more than one hundred billion stars in our galaxy, plus untold millions of other galaxies in the universe, such a claim is breathtakingly arrogant."
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https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/07/blue-origin-is-devel...
Thanks for placing this into context. Makes it more of an enticing to read.
goldwind commented on Facebook creates exec team to work on metaverse cnbc.com/2021/07/26/faceb... · Posted by u/manjana
Makes me wonder if AR will be more like a poor thing and space travel a rich thing.
This also reminds me of how I encountered three.js yesterday. If anyone has any advice or cool tutorials please let me know
goldwind commented on A man whose software ate the world thepullrequest.com/p/the-... · Posted by u/jger15
Well we are not finished with that sect of the NY subway because now we have workers rights. And a lot of industrial jobs are used to fund blue collar workers. If you want things built faster then use more AI and less humans and see how that turns out. Most blue collar workers I believe are conservative as well. It’s a bipartisan effort
goldwind commented on Toxic workplaces increase risk of depression by 300% eurekalert.org/pub_releas... · Posted by u/rustoo
I experienced this, it was definitely done out of jealousy. It is important to find a new place of business and report them
Hate how they use the term ‘Blacks’. Seems as if they allow ‘whites’ to stand from a place of objectivity and demand that journalist do too. CNN are moronic
Switzerland was neutral during WWII but still sold stuff to Deutschland.
Just weigh it up like that. I might have to delete the app