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@mithlond meme stock. Always was.

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@mithlond meme stock. Always was.

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@Chancerubbage 7680 x 2160

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@Chancerubbage 7680 x 2160

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Alas, I cannot post a screenshot of my Widescreen Mac Virtual Display on Apple Vision Pro on Mastodon as images are limited to 16 MB.

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Alas, I cannot post a screenshot of my Widescreen Mac Virtual Display on Apple Vision Pro on Mastodon as images are limited to 16 MB.

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@RochRipley Of course not but you have to start somewhere.

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@RochRipley Of course not but you have to start somewhere.

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@paulca I have not had personal experience though I spoke with some of the folks behind the product's drivetrain. It looks great to me.

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@paulca I have not had personal experience though I spoke with some of the folks behind the product's drivetrain. It looks great to me.

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@marcello3d Yes, I just could not wait any longer.

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@marcello3d Yes, I just could not wait any longer.

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Using new Widescreen Mac Virtual Display on Apple Vision Pro. It's really a revelation. Need to rack up the hours to see how it feels long term but so far I'm quite impressed.

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Using new Widescreen Mac Virtual Display on Apple Vision Pro. It's really a revelation. Need to rack up the hours to see how it feels long term but so far I'm quite impressed.

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@tuparev The estimate I cited is from Polish intelligence. The purpose is to calibrate possible tolerance of losses when there is no objection from the population of victims.

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@tuparev The estimate I cited is from Polish intelligence. The purpose is to calibrate possible tolerance of losses when there is no objection from the population of victims.

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@tuparev I am fully aware of all the data. BBC data is a small subset. I confirmed my assumption with head of MI6.

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@tuparev I am fully aware of all the data. BBC data is a small subset. I confirmed my assumption with head of MI6.

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@Chuck_ORourke So I would agree on the outcome but not necessarily on the actual pathway there.

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@Chuck_ORourke So I would agree on the outcome but not necessarily on the actual pathway there.

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@Chuck_ORourke Polemics. While some of the data presented is useful and certain angles are intriguing, the systems he analyzes are inherently self-modifying, and extrapolating unpredictable nonlinear effects is very hard. Demographics, for instance, is nonlinear, and geography does not directly influence information economic outcomes. Nevertheless, I do believe that his overall direction is accurate. The survival of authoritarian regimes is highly dependent on unpredictable succession patterns.

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@Chuck_ORourke Polemics. While some of the data presented is useful and certain angles are intriguing, the systems he analyzes are inherently self-modifying, and extrapolating unpredictable nonlinear effects is very hard. Demographics, for instance, is nonlinear, and geography does not directly influence information economic outcomes. Nevertheless, I do believe that his overall direction is accurate. The survival of authoritarian regimes is highly dependent on unpredictable succession patterns.

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@Chuck_ORourke A bit.

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@Chuck_ORourke A bit.

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@dunks Energy transitions are not, in my opinion, disruptions. They are due to obsolescence followed by displacement. Most companies participating are not disrupted by a "worse alternative" but, due to their commodity trading and regulatory frameworks, find it impossible to transition. The theory does not address this type of change as it's infrastructural and (partly at least) directed by non-market forces rather than asymmetric competition.

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@dunks Energy transitions are not, in my opinion, disruptions. They are due to obsolescence followed by displacement. Most companies participating are not disrupted by a "worse alternative" but, due to their commodity trading and regulatory frameworks, find it impossible to transition. The theory does not address this type of change as it's infrastructural and (partly at least) directed by non-market forces rather than asymmetric competition.

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I had assumed that costs measured in millions of lives were a thing of the past, intolerable in the 21st century. When it comes to Russia at least I was wrong.

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I had assumed that costs measured in millions of lives were a thing of the past, intolerable in the 21st century. When it comes to Russia at least I was wrong.

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Note that Putin may consider trading 6 million lives for Ukraine to be worth it. This is based on historical perspective. The trade in WWII was 25 million Russians. The maintenance of the Soviet Union cost 40 million Russian lives. For both of these trades the impact on Russia can be superficially seen as positive thus these calculations are considered reasonable. The negatives are buried in opportunity costs which are quite abstract.

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Note that Putin may consider trading 6 million lives for Ukraine to be worth it. This is based on historical perspective. The trade in WWII was 25 million Russians. The maintenance of the Soviet Union cost 40 million Russian lives. For both of these trades the impact on Russia can be superficially seen as positive thus these calculations are considered reasonable. The negatives are buried in opportunity costs which are quite abstract.