I guess that’s why he was largely unsuccessful and no one’s ever heard of him.
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I guess that’s why he was largely unsuccessful and no one’s ever heard of him.
Looks like some frequency dependent selection going on.
Probably makes sense as GST puts downward pressure on margins for producers as well.
“Who let the dolls out”
youtu.be/fsLh-NYhOoU?... this is remarkably good. When you think of all crap lectures I sat through at uni and anyone can now watch this. Especially last few seconds at the end could change the game.
Man things have changed I remember in ‘92 paying 12 months in advance in Osaka. 5 months of which was a compulsory gift, 5 months bond, 1 month commission and 1 month in advance. It was about NZD &10k.
youtu.be/503dTnIvp1Y?... I often think of Japan is the canary in the coal mine. Empty apartments decaying must be a nightmare.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a seagull do that before. Probably beating the water to drive critters to the surface to eat.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... apparently gardening is associated with increased longevity.
www.stuff.co.nz/money/360942... I’d be really interested in what spending the money does with regard the probability of becoming a grandparent.
youtu.be/S1jMK-XIvUY?... “ they had some holes you popped into if there was any rudeness”
80 years later, it fascinates me, that the Japanese still use the expression “Imphal operation” to describe a complete cluster fuck.
In Japan every town they make the best Sake or Soy sauce or Curry in Japan. AFAIK the closest we come to this is meat pies.
It’s just saying “I don’t know”with ever increasing precision.
youtube.com/watch?v=iVyP... for all the downsides about social media and there are many. It does enable countless projects like this that put money in the pockets of tiny little businesses.
In light of your opinion, that process may be mediated by another protein. In other words the robots could collectively stabilise each other.
Yeah I kind of played around with something like that with my arms race simulator. It showed that the genome was capable of building a machine that could force another string to be true or false.
One thing i don’t think is often appreciated IMHO is that proteins are not static they are constantly gyrating and so they have should innumerable activities and evolution serves to maximise time spent in useful conformations.
There must be strings attached…. Sorry couldn’t resist.
Basically Waddingtons canalisation model.
I tend to think of proteins as agents that catalyse or in other words increase the probability of progressively unlikely events. But they are not the causal agents of those events.
Public transportation use vs fertility by state in the USA, 2023 data. It’s not very fine grained but thought it would be interesting to have a look and this was the only data I could find. Peurto Rico was left out because it’s an outlier.
That’s an interesting graph #complexity.
Done that
youtube.com/watch?v=f03i... only been to Shikoku a few times both very briefly. Rural depopulation is a massive problem for Japan and Shikoku has it bad,
youtube.com/watch?v=1GsT... been watching these bloody things on YouTube machining videos for years and never understood how the hell they worked. Very clever.
It’s and indicator of the topology of genome space.
I’ve studied it for years. It’s really fascinating. Especially in neutral networks.
Unfortunately recombinational load also scales the same way but that’s another issue
Yes, you’re basically talking about out crossing. The variance in offspring is something like 2^hamming distance between parents.
I’m kind of glad now that Apple never built a car.