Carlos Saraiva @easysteps

@ArtofAprilAnna Or you reject fantasising and believing and enjoy every moment of life for what it is as it magically unfolds, one breath at a time ❤️

"Two big balls go zoom zoom fast. They CRASH! Tiny bit of them goes poof into wiggles in space. Wiggles go whoosh super super big! Like giant baby rattle shake everywhere. Yay! Fun crash!". Thank you, Grok!

Bilim Dünyası @dunyasalbilim

a month ago

Kütle çekim dalgalarının ilk doğrudan gözleminde, iki kara deliğin birleşme anı kaydedildi. Bu birleşme sırasında ortaya çıkan enerji, gözlemlenebilir evrendeki tüm yıldızların yaydığı toplam ışıktan bile daha güçlüydü.

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Setting up my table today... super excited! ✨ Montreal Art Centre & Museum Artisan Market: this weekend! 💐 Art pendants, chiffon kimonos featuring my owl artwork, mugs, magnets, greeting cards & more. 📍1844 Rue William, Montréal 📅 May 9–10 🎟 Free entry

... Because the writing process is the thinking process.

Cardano isn’t in the top 10 for volume per fees… But almost nobody understands why. And even fewer see how fast that could change. 🧵👇 @MidnightNtwrk @Cardano #Cardano #ADA #Crypto #DeFi #Midnight #Web3

@ArtofAprilAnna Or carry fluorescent paint, for the next encounter 😊

Solo dev reverse-engineered Google's billion-dollar algorithm in 7 days Google published the paper that crashed memory stocks worldwide. Then shipped zero code. Tom Turney read the math, opened his terminal, and built the whole thing with Claude - then made it faster than Google promised. Day 1-3: Core algorithms, 141 tests, Python prototype Day 3-5: C port into llama.cpp, Metal GPU kernels Day 5-7: Speed optimization from 739 to 2747 tok/s That's a 3.7x speedup through pure engineering: > fp32 → fp16 WHT > half4 vectorized butterfly ops > graph-side rotation > block-32 storage layout Then he added his own research on top: > Sparse V: skip 90% of value decompressions at long context > Asymmetric K/V: keep keys precise, compress values harder > Temporal decay: old tokens get lower precision automatically Result: 35B model running on a MacBook with 4.6x compressed cache. 613 GitHub stars in a week. Google still hasn't released their own code.

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BuBBliK @k1rallik

3 months ago

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@ArtofAprilAnna Any beans killed for this promo?

🚨 JUST IN: A migratory bird just shattered world records — flying 8,425 miles (13,560 km) NON-STOP across the Pacific without landing once. The bar-tailed godwit doesn’t stop to eat, drink, or sleep during its migration across the Pacific Ocean. Its journey from Alaska to Australia takes roughly 11 days of continuous flight, covering over 13,000 kilometers through storms, headwinds, and open ocean with zero land beneath it the entire time. Before departure, it does something almost surgical to its own body. It shrinks its digestive organs down to almost nothing, converting the stomach, intestines, and liver into raw fuel. The bird essentially eats its own gut to make room for fat reserves that will power its wings for nearly two weeks straight. The brain doesn’t fully sleep either. Half of it stays active while the other half rests, alternating in shifts mid-flight at altitude over the open Pacific. The godwit is simultaneously unconscious and navigating with magnetic field sensitivity that no human instrument in the 18th century could replicate. What makes this genuinely staggering beyond the physical record is the navigational precision involved. The bird leaves Alaska and arrives in New Zealand with accuracy that would embarrass early GPS systems. It reads Earth’s magnetic field, atmospheric pressure gradients, star positions, and potentially quantum-level compass mechanisms inside its eye that literally let it see magnetic field lines overlaid on its visual field. Evolution spent millions of years building an aerospace navigation system inside a 300 gram animal. We spend billions engineering machines that do what this bird does on instinct, fat reserves, and half a sleeping brain. The longest recorded non-stop flight by a commercial aircraft is around 20 hours. This bird does 11 days. Without a runway.

The Curious Tales @thecurioustales

4 months ago

🚨BREAKING: Scientists tracked a bird that flew 8,425 miles (13,560 km) without stopping even once — the longest non-stop flight ever recorded.

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@ArtofAprilAnna Me’thinks my AI alter ego is a dog. Always asking for stuff to do, to please me 🤣

“There can never be peace between Nations, until it is first known that true peace is within the souls of men.” ~ Black Elk- Lakota, (1863-1950)

I firmly believe that a United States of Europe is now a geopolitical imperative and that the UK should be part of it. There is now a majority in the UK to rejoin the EU and I believe NOW is the time to make it happen. It’s costing £100 billion every year for this failed right wing vanity project which simply makes the UK weaker. 🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZNRfMWyJJ/

The physicist Richard Feynman could explain the universe more clearly than almost anyone. And it's because he read books he couldn’t understand. As a young man, Feynman tried to read Principles of Quantum Mechanics by Paul Dirac, a book so dense that even expert physicists struggle with it. And of course, he understood none of it. But he kept going, page after page, revisiting it over a span of years, wrestling with ideas far above his level. Most people avoid this kind of frustration. But that’s what most people don’t understand about learning. Learning requires that kind of frustration. It requires that feeling of immense challenge. And that’s why reading above your level, not just at your level, slowly rewires your brain. Later in life, Feynmann distilled everything he learned into Six Easy Pieces, a masterclass in clarity. But that clarity was earned by years of struggling with ideas that felt almost impossible.

Just check, if you don't have anything better to do 😃

Current OpenClaw knowledge graph setup. Nice to see how all the nodes connect as things continue to get more complex:

A driver waits while watching a woodcock finish crossing the road.

This is the sound of a almost completely EV city in Shenzhen, China. We need to step it up.

Jesse Peltan @JessePeltan

4 months ago

Once you’ve experienced a city full of electric vehicles, it’s so obvious that breathing in car exhaust is insane. We do not have to live like this.

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Two competing effects influence our northern winters: #1 Global warming. #2 Increasing polar air outbreaks due to stratospheric polar vortex disturbances. In the long run #1 wins - our winters are getting warmer. 1/🧵

A massive solar farm in the Gobi Desert created a new ecosystem Vegetation jumped from virtually 0% to 80% within 3 years! Sheep were introduced to control the growth. That flock has grown to 20,000! via @_fluxfeeds #SustainableLiving

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez: Starting next week, my government will implement the following actions: First, we will change the law in Spain to hold platform executives legally accountable for many infringements taking place on their sites. Second, we will turn algorithmic manipulation and amplification of illegal content into a new criminal offense. Third, we will implement a hate and polarization footprint system to track, quantify, and expose how digital platforms fuel division and amplify hate. Fourth, Spain will ban access to social media for minors under the age of 16. Platforms will be required to implement effective age verification systems — not just checkboxes, but real barriers that work. Fifth and last, my government will work with our public prosecutor to investigate and pursue the infringement committed by Grok, TikTok, and Instagram.