Around the year 1400, global temperatures dropped approximately 1°C Then, by the 1500s the temperature drop had reached 2°C. England’s free-flowing Thames River froze over five times between 1400 and 1550. Between 1551 and 1700 it was covered in thick ice 12 times. Freezing winters were sometimes particularly desiccating, resulting in dry springs and hot … Continue reading
As you probably know with nauseating familiarity by now, a blockchain is a continuously-growing organic ledger of cryptographically – linked blocks in which each successive block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block [which recursively gives information about ALL blocks in succession], a new timestamp, and transaction data of the current block represented as … Continue reading
You have seen people flashing the “V” sign with their two fingers … it’s a hand signal that a few decades ago, during the protests of the Vietnam War, came to represent PEACE … but traditionally, over the very, very long pull of time, hundreds of years or longer, the simple V hand signal has … Continue reading
Compare the performance of $NVDA or $AMZN to $MSFT over the last year, five years or decade … and then compare $MSFT to a company not quite as adept at supply OTHER companies [like Netflix with infrastructure for the virtual realm] like $GOOG or maybe one that’s not quite ass proficient like $IBM, $AAPL or … Continue reading
It may not come as much of surprise to people who find me annoying is that I do try pretty danged hard to CHANGE … of course, there are lots of folks who are really stubborn about never having their cheese moved so they are pretty recalcitrant when it comes to never changing or wanting … Continue reading
The reason for working in the virtual realm in manufacturing and engineering has always been dreadfully obvious to anyone who looked at what kinds of analysis were possible by running computer simulations … the simulations drive the physical realm only to the degree that the physical realm drive and corroborate the simulations … it’s a … Continue reading
