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8 billion stories and the preservation of Humanity’s Will

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May 11
Here’s my half-baked proposal — that all 8 billion of us start writing down our thoughts and experiences, from our deepest, darkest secrets to our most inane, frivolous musings, and use time-lock cryptography to send these fragments of our lived experiences into the future. That all of humanity begins fostering a culture that promotes the continual recording and eventual transmission of collective human wisdom for posterity’s sake. That we recognize the inherent uniqueness and value of both each person’s lived human experience as well as the importance of recording the collective human experience, as an idea and as a lived practice.
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Velocity and the n-body problem

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March 01
Part 4 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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Mass and the Law of [Economic] Gravitation

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March 01
Part 4.2 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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Three Body: Competitive Dynamics in the Hyperscale Oligopoly

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March 01
Part 4 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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Primer on the Economics of Cloud Computing

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March 01
Part 3 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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Initial Positions and Laws of [Competitive] Motion

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March 01
Part 4.1 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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A Cloudy History: Four Histories of Cloud Computing

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January 15
Part 1 of Planetary-Scale Computation: An industry primer on the hyperscale CSP oligopoly (AWS/Azure/GCP):
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Towards a blueprint for planetary-scale cryptomedia

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November 30
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