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still books more stories
interesting that most on ai and robotics was thought of in 20-50s already so ~70 years or 2 generations to digest / funny one from azimov Franchise (short story....
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Books continue
Children of time by adrian tchaikovsky pretty fun and loved the language
Future of humanity by michio kaku has basically a reference to any idea covered by sci fi. Future of mind by the same author interesting review of what we know for now but hard to grasp and both novels more like a bullet tree, so hard to track if sleepy -
20 books continue
cool science: 'the ends of the world' by Peter Brannen, 'sapiens' by Yuval N Harari, 'universe in a nutshell' and 'a briefer history of time' by Hawking
cool scifi: 'quantum series' 3 books, 'quantum entangled' by Douglas Phillips;
super fun: 'Artemis and 'Project Hail Mary' by Andy Weir; 'Old Man war' 6 book series by John Scalzi, 'the kaiju ( Read more... ) -
still less the 1 per week
Foundation original trilogy + edge: doesn't answer why is this time better
Expanse 9 novels + churn: very real choice, noone perfect
lost contact / the coordinate / seeker / the singularity trap/extinction series: time fill
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My comment to an entry 'Biden sanctioned Chinese chips exports' by ny_quant
wsj pointed out earlier hard to convince capital to follow national security, kinda like grantham devel's bargain that cost of capital doesn't account for common sense
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levels
glad those guys spend money on space flights - feel like we almost at the next level as humans and this time for long
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stablecoins
so what stops them from printing non-collaterized stablecoins, doing 'stablecoin easing'? would it be 1usd = 1 tether or vice versa?
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new/old
waiting for another movie about new vs old money and the southern district heroes a-la billions. the guy actually generating quite a lot of content and seem to like dunes. anyway I wonder what we'd see in 20 years as economist correctly states in the beginning of 2000s no one saw us/china coming, all eyes were on euro
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