My 6545 Likes & Retweets
A curated list of liked, bookmarked, and retweeted posts from Twitter.
Ever wonder what happens when you fall into a black hole? Thanks to a new, immersive visualization produced on a NASA supercomputer, we're kicking off #BlackHoleWeek with a virtual plunge into the event horizonâa black hole's point of no return: https://t.co/aIk9MC1ayK https://t.co/CoMsArORj4
When two masters of different crafts meet https://t.co/Rr4QHzC6Bt
Rabbit just picked the wrong customer. Iâve been playing with it and agree with the reviews⊠but I also have 4 young nieces/nephews and think that they could love a version of it. what people are criticizing are the reasons a @rabbit_hmi could become a perfect device for kids:
Btw this is the thing that makes consciousness https://t.co/1wxobeCTCK https://t.co/sR4WWQ6LDq
âYou never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from.â - Cormac McCarthy In late 2010, I accepted the job of Asia Head of Debt Syndicate at Goldman Sachs. One of the people who hired me was Tim Leissner. One month later, I was sued by the firm I had just resigned⊠https://t.co/CIHg3s32Gb
Today we announced our largest investment in our nearly three decades in Indonesia, as we partner to advance the countryâs cloud and AI ambitions, and help Indonesia thrive in this new era. https://t.co/CqeLI9uVJd
A new model named 'gpt-2-chatbot' has been displaying unusually high capabilities over the last 24 hours. Speculation is that it's either a stealth internal test of the next build from OpenAI, or a new open-source model. https://t.co/zNMYCOg4GE
Can you imagine going back to school with the answer "I showed this to my Dad and he didn't know what answer you are looking for, btw he has a Fields medal"... https://t.co/zyTu9CQO8A
A Geometry of Consciousness. The Holoflux theory scientifically addressed as holomovement, is the dynamic phenomenology proposed by the physicist David Bohm in which the whole known universe moves together in an interconnected fluidic rhythm. The holoflux regards consciousness⊠https://t.co/DtGa9k1Hks
40 weeks, 40 documentaries. Let's go build the future. https://t.co/xYNFFhLZxL
So I had this idea: LOTR meets the Islamic World https://t.co/aG9OZkJ1nx
you really gotta approach each new day with a childlike sense of wonder or else youâll slowly & painfully become jaded by lifeâs horrors
Jadi, kenapa sebenarnya orang miskin banyak buat keputusan yang tak tepat? Bukan sebab sifat atau personaliti orang miskin itu sendiri, tapi sebab kemiskinan yang membawa ke arah itu. Cuba dengar video ini. https://t.co/2vHgvQaGzu
The universe as a network of rivers: This remarkable new map reveals how galaxies flow like water, following the pull of gravity across hundreds of millions of light years. https://t.co/krsqjnnoa3 https://t.co/192Q28SrM9
At what point do you as a scientist start asking âis this stuff ontologically evilâ https://t.co/eoHIco4uvo
My fav NASA paper is about self-replicating robot space economies that lead to 100,000x the industrial output of Earth within a century. A post-scarcity civilization is possible and even conservative given Starship & self-replicating synthetic biology to aid industrial processes https://t.co/yJDE8YPeZ4
Go watch all of his videos. They're incredible. "Wanderers" https://t.co/4JCR8Xn4eR "GO INCREDIBLY FAST" https://t.co/M3cqoQSNbP "ONE REVOLUTION PER MINUTE" https://t.co/6grrmAZLFy "Gosh" https://t.co/TrblSF8NT5
Jensen, the founder of NVIDIA, said something that triggered me today at the Stripe event. He compared the Industrial Revolution's conversion of water (atoms) to electricity (electrons) to a modern process of converting electricity to tokens. He introduced the concept of 'tokenâŠ
crazy how the sky is literally the most beautiful thing in the world and everyone is just walking around not looking at it
This is an A+ ad https://t.co/6CzNIvMAaW
If this is still true, Google's 40M+ books that they scanned over the past decade are going to go from an orphaned project to a surprising source of advantage. https://t.co/uthet4g0KQ
AI Agents have the potential to democratize knowledge work in the same way that SaaS democratized software. And as we've seen in the past couple of decades with software, every time you make a service cheaper and more available, you dramatically increase the size of the totalâŠ
Looking at Godâs magnificent creation and wondering how we got Microsoft Excel out of all of this https://t.co/SZ7JG3GIGj
I should be in space working on huge mega structures https://t.co/4AyQfmtFpK
1. It took ~6 months to teach my 2-year-old toddler to read using phonics. More parents should try this! Here's why: https://t.co/jvP3Fej0gs
Thinking about this Ethan Hawke interview https://t.co/Gdci1bYBpy
Amazing that a chip bricked in 46-yr-old Voyager I, preventing it from sending data, and NASA figured out how to split up and reallocate its functions to other hardware, sending code 15 billion miles away (45 hours round trip!)--and Voyager's back online. https://t.co/OOi1LPZGbT
Build what you need and use what you build. This is a core philosophy of my research. It shifts the focus away from puâŠ
Astronomers have found compelling evidence suggesting the existence of a massive object beyond Neptune's orbit, possibly a ninth planet, by studying distant, unstable objects. 1/ đ https://t.co/g8YDzfp8z6 https://t.co/5kyZfgPUF5
Why did so many hunter gatherer groups around the world nearly-simultaneously and in an unconnected way develop agriculture? This has been a kinda problematic question in human prehistory. It may have been solved... by an economist? Studying the economics of... Earth's orbit?
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