solution
Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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Lambda warming is a common strategy to mitigate cold start times. But is it the right solution?
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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It’s interesting to frame both history and life through the contrasting lenses of solutions and implementation . Farming was a solution to the challenges and dangers built into the hunter-gatherer lifestyle. The story of civilization has largely been a story of the implementation of that solution of farming. Electricity was a solution to a wide range of problems. Most notably early on, it wa
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Counterintuitive, but game-changing. For whatever reason, the cards often fall in such a way that the deficiencies or excesses presented in one problem end up fitting like a perfect puzzle piece into corresponding respective excesses or deficiencies of a different problem. That’s a central concept within regenerative agriculture paradigms like permaculture : one system’s detrimental an
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The lack of a currently viable solution is not a legitimate reason to disregard a problem. See also
