Tony Vaught @ravaught

Game Design, Scripting, Level Design, Husband, Father, and nerdy old goat.. On a boat, usually Joined May 2009

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Plant Biotechnology Journal @PlantBiotechJ

2 weeks ago

📝 BRIEF COMMUNICATION 📝 A Transcriptional Switch for Recombinant Protein Expression in Seed Plastids - Mirzaee et al. 🔗 doi.org/10.1111/pbi.70… #plantscience 🧪

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

2 weeks ago

@Mathonymics Funny how insecure humans are about the calculator they created

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James Lockwood @QBlazedog61029J

3 weeks ago

codepen.io/jlthermoelectr… Very cool one tonight. This simulation is a toric-code lattice wrapped onto a torus, so the geometry is not aesthetic decoration, it is the topology of the quantum memory itself. The torus gives the code two independent non-contractible cycles, the long way around the body and the short way around the hole. The cyan, green, and yellow voxel field is the discrete stabilizer/qubit lattice. The purple glitching cubes are the important part: they are anyonic syndrome defects, meaning local parity-check failures where the code detects an error excitation. If those purple defects appear in small contractible clusters, the code can absorb and correct them. If their path winds around one of the torus cycles, they become a logical operator and can flip the encoded state. So the purple cubes are the simulated fault layer: they show where the toric code is being stressed, where the topological protection survives, and where the torus stops being just geometry and becomes memory.

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

3 weeks ago

@Mathonymics And yet there is one 1 that we have found evidence for life.

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

4 weeks ago

@QBlazedog61029J Close...very close.

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Kat ⊷ the Poet Engineer @poetengineer__

4 weeks ago

~ memory is a flock of birds ~ i built a hopfield network and taught it the alphabet - then watched it remember in real time by adjusting the temperature. no neuron has the whole picture. the memory is distributed across every neuron’s connections.

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

4 weeks ago

@tmallard @buckleycarlson @merissahansen17 It's a dislocation loop generated by kinetic energy escaping the energy density boundary of the nuclei

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

4 weeks ago

It is the physicist way of saying 'God did it's, without having to say 'God did it'. Physics has become decoupled from the physical because they know, in the end, to have any physical anything, you can't start from nothing or pure randomness, and if that is true, their MUST be a source of organized information that precedes reality. Also, mathematics emerges from physics. Getting ready to release a paper on just that.

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@ExploreCosmos_ Isn't a little silly to keep calling it a vacuum. It isn't empty. academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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a month ago

@NassimHaramein @NassimHaramein academia.edu/166159495/EART… Finally put the base paper out into the public

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@maria__violaris Then I would love to get your thoughts on what our model implies for QED: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@oprydai That's a great attitude! Check this out if you are curious enough: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@forallcurious Not exactly the flow of time, really: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@MarioNawfal I never get tired of watching this. We finally got our paper published. I think you would like it. academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@CharlesMullins2 academia.edu/166159495/EART… Close. The 1D part is a bit of a red herring.

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@physorg_com @PhysRevLett That would be the aether, in our model: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@ConjectureInst @CABedardPhysics Or maybe they are just missing something. We don't have QED's issues: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@SonOfClawDraws Been following your work. Have a look at this and let me know if it helps: academia.edu/166159495/EART…

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Tony Vaught @ravaught

a month ago

@ExploreCosmos_ That would be because, logically, the only thing that could move faster than light is the medium it is embedded in. That medium is also why gravity propagates the way it does. Light is a transverse wave in the medium, gravity is the longitudinal wave.