https://www.facebook.com/reel/982103566933564 You can make a holder and cutter with cameras and controls to cut smaller and smaller. What tools you use determine how small, but better than using eyes, hands and cutters that are really rather large and blunt. Perhaps laser(s). Your videos are often intriguing, but I am almost always dissatisfied because it is
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/982103566933564 Facebook – Memory storage devices. Other possibilities, and the future I used every one of those in many places. But before those were vacuum tube memories, relay memories, magnetic cores, bubble memories, washing machine sized disk drives, paper tape, magnetic wires, and many others. My first computer I made out of straight pins and
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/2167075623691552 Facebook – To move things and humans faster than light requires a science of collaboration at solar system scale Coordinating precise time for observations on the Earth, and in the solar system, is not impossible. But it requires a set of iterative solutions, not a one-shot rule. The key is to decide on the
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/509200281842798 Temple Grandin worked out many of these sorts of things for herds and groups of domesticated animals. But most any mall or architecture, any business these kinds of considerations do have relevance. On the Internet, it matters how you present things and what the experience is before you get there and as you leave
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Many entities, including machines and organizations, are now “independent organisms” but not intelligent and responsible If an AI performs an illegal act, who should be held accountable? I have to deal with every possible type of entity on the Internet, including intelligent systems made of computers, and many that are now hybrids of humans and
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Cécile Gal @CecileGal Paper out! https://nature.com/articles/s41598-024-59089-1 We show that presenting visual stimuli in random order of visibility impairs humans’ ability to recognise them. Unlike machines, where random presentation of samples helps learning (avoid overfitting), in humans randomness is detrimental. Replying to @CecileGal Training Human Perception. The chaotic and fragmented Internet, making it all accessible to
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Zhigang Suo @zhigangsuo The Nobel Laureate T.D. Lee died recently. @yangyang_cheng wrote about Lee’s role in lifting science in China, and in bridging China and America. These magical years of 1980s! https://npr.org/2024/09/05/nx-s1-5092630/td-lee-legacy-perspective-china-physics-yangyang-cheng Replying to @zhigangsuo and @yangyang_cheng Thanks for sharing! There have been many excellent and outstanding researchers from China working in China and around
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Vladimir Bulatov @bulatov_org time periodic dynamics of Gray-Scott reaction-diffusion on the hyperbolic orbifold 3222 https://pic.x.com/uyvdlx9ds4 Replying to @bulatov_org My Comment: Propose: Surface magnet flux tubes can sense and control emerging and stable vortex structures and turbulence Suggest you take a look at (“turbulence” OR “convection”) with about 125 Million entries. ( “wall bounded”) (“turbulence” OR
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Yi Ma @YiMaTweets The truth about intelligence can only be fully explained through the language of mathematics, not necessary very deep. Replying to @YiMaTweets True Intelligence from open verifiable accessible mathematical systems might help all humans, not just enrich a few There are many languages in the world and some humans do not have a
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Facebook about braided loops and woven structures. Steve Mould “How Elastic Knots Really Work” Everything you are doing with closed wire loops also works for closed magnetic circuits. What flows is not stress (wires and solids), but electrons (conductors) and Webers (units of magnetic flux). The intensities are (Newtons/Meter^2*second) (Coulombs/Meter^2*Second) (Webers/Meter^2*Second) A Weber/Meter^2 is a
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