>vitrimer polymers—a class of materials known for their dynamic, reprocessable covalent networks.
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By Forward Pathway
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>vitrimer polymers—a class of materials known for their dynamic, reprocessable covalent networks.
>Posted in Colleges News by LLM
By Forward Pathway
And:
https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/7s75dn02s
What passes for BOM
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
(There should be GWAS study on their respective genomes :)
Watch the interview to see if the laughter timing and eye movements are indicative of anything :)
I'm not necessarily suggesting anything but[0] that the safeguards are indeed there (related to the familial NON-SHAME-DERIVED* "no-child-left-behind" responsibilities long felt by even the giant corps imho), because,
Ofc, admittedly, there hasn't been a less biased source of insights on these matters since PKD (who suffered mainly from OCD, according to the non-fictional record)
*It's more closely related to the concept that every child is a gift from God, which could be a nice antinihilist starting point for the US
[0] I couldnt find the HN comment by a native that most companies had a policy to retain the weirdly unproductive (not rest&vest because these are never management[1], for obv reasons)
[1] it's possible that YC understand this concept, when restricted to their own proverbial grandchildren :)
>on a hot, dry day, a person could feel more than 7 degrees warmer on a “cool pavement”, as the reflective roads are called, as opposed to a normal blacktop.
https://archive.fo/qEBUM#selection-3891.161-3891.318
As for your "regional sense", yes, the field of psychology ought to be called "mesoeconomics" (and why not mess-o-economics?)
*Shall we ahem, say, highly entropic?
In short, we need eink for roads :)
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-SO2-not-considered-a-major-gree...
In fact, it is a candidate for reducing warming
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio...
https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/18/trump-epa-targets-two-man-...
(Neal Stephenson wrote a novel promoting it:
Termination Shock)
https://mathstodon.xyz/@antoinechambertloir/1145866826402935...
The Hindu need a STEM fact checker. I was excited for a moment, that someone has stumbled on a plan to reroute SO2 to the troposphere (and, incidentally, a way to have the units pay for themselves!)..
2) If you don't or need validation for a study proposal, become good friends with (institutionalized) behavioral economist.
3) I wouldn't recommend publishing anything at this stage, that would most likely not contribute to your credibility
https://academic.oup.com/pa/advance-article-abstract/doi/10....
raise the notion that Trump could be an intentional moderate (lol)
(and that market mechanisms may not be enough to "marginalize" the unintentional non-moderates-- the leftist manifestations of Elon?)
Elsewhen, the joust betwixt Trump and his mimetic nemesis, the Fed, will be fun to observe
Pros:
1) hints that software is also about objective truth
2)
Cons:
https://www.hitachienergy.com/news-and-events/press-releases...
That's the rub. Does it benefit the developers much more than the users, in aggregate?
It's not an easy question to answer even for vaccines..
But I'd wager it's a no, because, e.g. Pfizer(plus or minus BioNTech) probably could not have learnt enough* from their deployment..
*I.e. gain nonfungible knowhow
>Pò, the soul responsible for growth, is the same as pò the waxing and waning of the moon".
Growth as a manifestation of the chthonic (which is obvious when you consider the Daoist algebra) --what does (Their ---formerly---Honourable) Audrey recommend in this respect:
https://social-innovation.hitachi/en-us/article/interview-ta...
?
-- a careful dysregulation of teleology v. ideology as in
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44271552 (lol) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44257147 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44270515 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44257548
?
>careful balance of ... plastic deformation*... [and a low concentration of] nitrogen defects
*exact mechanism of absorbance/luminescence unknown (see comment for the 550nm line in Table 3 p29)
Didn't mean to imply that Aapl can't be accused of perfidious behaviour on the sw side, but the erstwhile welcomes mean that Goog's betrayal, when it happens, even a minor one that doesn't kill the biz, hurts a lot more?
I think though, "write-only" third-party contributions are a necessary evolutionary step towards a more balanced ecosystem, so lack of an open reference could lead to the needed experimentation, both legal and technical
Seems quite normal for 2025, so it might have been an issue in 1935?
The other 2 it's not clear if there are symptoms universal across economies.
supportive case studies abound in open source-- Valve saving desktop Linux most obviously..
(Possible "the-house-that-Jack-built" counterexample is, ofc, Linus & his kernel-- it even screws with the Microsoft latent framing! Srsly, what's the monystory there?)
More productively: riffing on Jobs' "if you care about sw you must work on hw", here's another "pecuny-agnostic" approach
If you care about turning academics self-sufficient, you must help the self-sufficient pursue academics without disappearing into the usual failure modes (quackery, irrelevance, Bryan Johnson, Sam Altman, PG, Peter Thiel?!?! etc)
The organizational issues are much the same, the relative stakes are .. interesting[0]. See the fraught debate following Terry Tao's very recent tacit endorsement of BigTech*https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao/114586574834318736
*I gather that Tao not keeping those livecoding tubes on tap may indicate that he's seriously considering the issues raised therein
[0] .. than in the case of sports[1]: the mass appeal of μάθημα, to be (insanely?) charitable, is debatable, but the power potentiality, esp. when integrated over time[3], isn't[4].
(Sorry if Grothendieck/Teddy was channeled, not too inadvertently..)
[1] blissfully ignoring the uh not insignificant cases of Olympic horsemen turning into field marshals
[3] The Altman interval, of elite historiographers (or history-makers): exactly one thousand years
[4] "fungible" "commodity", hmmm.. gets back to your original point... Nonfungible visions?