Author: Richard K Collins
The Internet Foundation
Internet policies, global issues, global open lossless data, global open collaboration
Type Ashton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI7b9UcgQjw Comment: I cannot tell if you are having any positive effect. To analyze that takes considerable effort, even for someone who does it very day. Generating entertainment does not cost much and might earn someone a living or following. There is a lot of that now on the Internet. But real change,
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https://x.com/GDunnArt/status/1889395420461215965 My comment: I wish I had some assurance that this is anywhere near the real way things work in the brain, not some momentary images that came to you in a dream or while building things piece by piece on your computer(s). I see no real data. Just what you interpreted and created from
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szzOTftmOUk My comment: Instead of stories about aliens, I think you should write about real humans facing ordinary problems like bureaucracies, greed, corporate narrow-mindedness, trash, bad education systems, gross gross gross inefficiency, corruption, and terminal callous disregard for the value of human lives by neglect and oppression. Making a ship perform is just mechanics and
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Can you tell me details of how the coefficients in the Geiger-Nuttall relation are measured or calculated? It is applied to alpha decay and to cluster decays. It is connected to terms like “decay constant”, “Wentzel-Kramers-Brillouin”. “fission”, “alpha decay” George Gamow was supposed to have made a model of some sort that sort of explains
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Freya Holmér at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-opBifFfsMY – Generative AI is a Parasitic Cancer My comment: All I can do is offer you a cup of coffee. Maybe $10 is not enough to buy coffee now. I spent the last 27 years of the Internet Foundation looking at all knowledge on the Internet. A key part of that
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Magnetic binding potential in stable magnetically bound particle pairs Magnetic dipole potential (attraction) = Coulomb Potential (repulsion or pulling apart) mu0*mu1*mu2/(4*pi*r^3) = z1*z2*e^2/(4*pi*e0*r) mu0*mu1*mu2*(4*pi*e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (4*pi*r^3) mu0*mu1*mu2*(e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (r^2) r^2 = mu0*e0*mu1*mu2/( z1*z2*e^2) muo * e0 = 1/( c^2 ) r^2 = [mu1*mu2/ z1*z2]/(c^2*e^2) r = sqrt([mu1*mu2/ z1*z2])/ e*c Reference Values:
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Alien Admiral Watches Human Child Play Starship Simulator… and Realizes It’s Deadly Serious at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MnB5aFEhSA Richard Collins wrote: I spent the last 27 years of the Internet Foundation to make this kind of thing possible. There are 8.2 Billion humans and about 5.4 Billion Internet users. Good ideas are nice, and this story is well
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I sat in on an online presentation of a company that can print layers of atoms each one atom thick, so you have a layer of one element, then another, then another. It was last year sometime and I cannot remember exactly how thick they made it. But as I recall they were making materials
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https://x.com/compose/articles/edit/1884689325159276544 Are there tiers to Grok services and subscriptions? 15 web pages Yes, there are tiers to Grok services and subscriptions. Here’s a breakdown based on available information: Free Tier: Grok is now available for everyone with certain limitations. Free users can ask up to 10 questions every two hours and have access to three
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https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1883619696320098712 It is not hard, but it needs focus – global open exact references I was chatting with OpenAI ChatGPT Plus about Bernoulli and related equations. I use simple problems to test basic skills in mathematics, units, referencing reasoning and arithmetic. OpenAI fails always on certain problems and it is because the whole reliance is
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