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Lattice-Boltzmann for Porous Media: 100M + GPU Hours

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By Ryan Armstrong, Ying Da Wang, Zhe Li, Peyman Mostaghimi, Steffen Berg, Maja Rücker, James McClure, Omid Tavakkoli, Thomas Ramstad
| Nature Verified
Abstract We present a comprehensive dataset of two-phase flow Lattice-Boltzmann simulations, generated using over 100 million GPU hours, covering a wide range of wetting conditions, capillary numbers, and porous geometries. While multiphase flow has traditionally been studied through laboratory experiments, the growing power of computational simulations provides a scalable and efficient alternative.
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Sequestered Capital: An Overlooked Lacuna in the Capital Structure

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By James McClure
| Mises Institute
Sequestered capital is capital that is hidden or unseen by the market. R&D is often sequestered capital. New goods in production can be sequestered capital. Sequestered capital is special because it doesn’t inform price signals. In a series of papers, McClure and Thomas use the idea of sequestered capital to explain market anomalies. In [one published] paper they look at sequestered capital and the Dutch Tulipmania. . . .
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A VC's list of 10 startup ideas Australian founders should tackle

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By James McClure
| Startup Daily Verified
As Australia builds up to the federal election, debates around sovereignty, national security, and economic resilience are taking centre stage. Concurrently, the startup ecosystem is awash with vibe-coded consumer apps. But coding with Lovable is just the start of a deeper shift: the AI opportunity in this decade won’t just be in frontend tools. It will be in rebuilding infrastructure, security, and interoperability for an AI-native, fragmented world.
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