Comment on Helion Secures Land and Begins Building on the Site of World’s First Fusion Power Plant
Thedogdrinkscoffee@lemmy.ca 2 days agoThe “market” runs on hype and vibes, not facts and results. It’s a hustle of magnificent proportions.
Comment on Helion Secures Land and Begins Building on the Site of World’s First Fusion Power Plant
Thedogdrinkscoffee@lemmy.ca 2 days agoThe “market” runs on hype and vibes, not facts and results. It’s a hustle of magnificent proportions.
rottingleaf@lemmy.world 1 day ago
That’s all of today’s visible progress.
Like when at school, I knew how to appear smart when speaking on subjects. Just use common sense, logic, try to clear your mind and shuffle things around. That’s like “wisdom” in DnD as opposed to “intelligence”. If it’s hard, pump up some enthusiasm (ASD and BAD diagnoses) and it might work.
Then I enrolled to uni, and, well, the shit ran out.
But I thought it’s just my shit ran out, appears there are not just plenty of people, but whole societies having a plan, but not having any idea of how they are going to pass most its stages.
Like USSR building communism. Kosygin’s reforms to remove deadlocks and Glushkov’s ideas for computer-assisted planning and interoperability were basically the only real ideas of how to move forward, and both were collectively blocked by bosses who’d lose some of their power in the state apparatus. Then USSR just stagnated till failing.
One can apply that to the whole Soviet computing thing, BTW, there was a point where some galaxy minds decided that it’s a good idea to just copy western designs and ISAs, because they didn’t know how to resolve deadlocks between various ministries whose institutions were building their own computers.
Except when your main weakness is actual production, not RnD, RnD is fine, then that’s exactly what you shouldn’t do. The decisions others make are based on their production capabilities.
In general copying foreign designs is what USSR shouldn’t have embraced.