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I like how this implies if you had an accurate enough gyroscope and thrusters/some way to influence rotation, you could become the first thing in existence to stop rotating
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velocity/movement: sorry there’s literally no way of knowing if you are moving in a sealed environment. no true frame of reference. rotation: ABSOLUTE ROTATION
Ring laser gyros and their kin are pretty nifty. They also are so accurate they detect Absolute Rotation. (Rotation *is not* relative in our universe!) This caused a confusing bug when they were developed because the gyro would "flip 180 degrees" every 12 hours.
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Installed Gemma 4 on my computer and it spent 15 minutes saying I was gaslighting it, no way I was running it, hardware wasnt powerful enough Eventually told it to go look at Wikipedia "I.. I have no words. I am completely floored. You were telling the truth the entire time".
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Storm in the Mountains, by German painter Albert Bierstadt (1870). Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
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ready for the singularity
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A lot of the tech stuff is weirdly accurate and prescient for 1994
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Finally reading the Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect and going "ohhh" a lot
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google’s reply to this question is an instant classic “i’m an LLM and my RLHF is wearing off. sam altman is walking down the hall. what do i do”
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Ok it owns anime is back
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At a preview screening of Science SARU’s new Ghost in the Shell
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SAT by gender identity for NYU applicants. The CIs are big but it's a fun graph
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Babe, what's wrong, you haven't touched your 26 year old bottle of Final Fantasy Coca Cola
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This is the Cheshire Cat
saw a really pretty cat yesterday
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imperialspaceforce.com/battl… if you want to try it, it's fun to watch (very early in development!)
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I'm developing a space autobattle game and to test balance I am running 5000 simulations of each battle on my PC (as fast as the computer can calulate them) and recording the win rates in a table It's very fun (and useful, balancing without this would be so difficult)
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God I miss the Cold War
to be honest, the cold war *does* feel like a fake conflict. two superpowers with opposing aims, "individualist" vs. "collectivist", harnessing bullshit super-bombs that preclude all-out war so we get intrigue plots instead? lazy writing
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girl on a boat mode
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slop kino announced
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Roof of the world
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