It is interesting that the complaint is that the model would not converge. Convergence might be a nice property to have or desire, but simple systems don't necessarily converge. For instance ecosystems are chaotic.
Selling a couple percent of stock every year or two will work for at least a century before you have to adjust the plan. Something else will come up first.
I read that IOS will pepvide the battery percentage pn screen (e.g. your battery is 75% charged) and also estimated time to reach 100% capacity when charging
Google, Facebook, Microsoft and many other of those old big companies are profitable though and they dont go anywhere in next 5 years (even if first 2 bleed out users)
It looks mostly like a project for self promotion of the two authors. Maybe they offer some consulting services.
Funniest is that one of them wrote that they have "learned about it after Y2K bug".
I thought one learns about this overflow in a "introduction to programming" class...
It also says nothing about a formal education, just that he has worked in IT since his teens. I didn't hear of the 2038 problem myself until the whole Y2K debacle, but then, I was in my teens at the time.
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