Author: Richard K Collins
Director, The Internet Foundation
Studying formation and optimized collaboration of global communities. Applying the Internet to solve global problems and build sustainable communities. Internet policies, standards and best practices.
Harvard Physics @harvardphysics Researchers create first logical quantum processor https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2023/12/researchers-create-first-logical-quantum-processor/ via @Harvard Replying to @harvardphysics and @Harvard Look at those poor guys. What messy working conditions. Why am I not surprised to see Harvard putting out press releases that they are doing good in the world, or might one day? A few Nobel prizes, however
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Ben, Part of what I am doing is trying to design low cost tools for the 8 billion humans now. If I can spend three months and spend $500 to focus on VR hardware by buying a few low cost examples ($500 worth) then recommend ways to look at VR and AR without hype, maybe
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Ben, I worked out the mass of “dark energy” that makes up gravity. It is not “dark” which implies a lack of intensity of light. Rather it is “invisible” or “not in the visible part of the spectrum”. Most of the mass of the gravitational energy density field is in the ultraviolet, extreme ultraviolet, soft
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AlphaPhoenix: Watch electricity hit a fork in the road at half a billion frames per second at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AXv49dDQJw Nice work: This is an RLC circuit with resistance, inductance, and capacitance so you can model it fairly precisely if you measure or calculate the impedance and capacitance of the wires. You can use Wikipedia article for
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https://imec-publications.be/handle/20.500.12860/41575.2/restricted-resource?bitstreamId=9d774413-0c6f-4125-ae07-b1d8f8b35a53 Negative Bias-Temperature Instabilities and Low-Frequency Noise in Ge FinFETs Just looking at IMEC on the Internet, and this looked like an interesting paper. I check most technologies to see which might be adapted to low cost 3D gravitational imaging arrays. And testing how IMEC online processes work. It would be much simpler to let
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Ivan, The longest I have waited for a reply is five and a half years. Of course, I have written to senior people, only to find they have died or retired. Thank you for sharing the price of this camera. Since I wrote, I continued to research PCIe cameras. I have been following MIPI Alliance
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Kirk Borne @KirkDBorne Microsoft launched a free, 12-week course on #AI for Beginners — publicly available for free on GitHub: https://microsoft.github.io/AI-For-Beginners/ ———— #BigData #DataScience #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #Algorithms #DataScientists #NeuralNetworks #ComputerVision #NLProc #Ontologies https://pic.twitter.com/TdpXOVZ1N4 Replying to @KirkDBorne Kirk, a select few offer an ‘intro to AI’ course at Microsoft, which employs about 240,000 individuals of diverse
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This may be Apple’s biggest move on open-source AI so far: MLX, a PyTorch-style NN framework optimized for Apple Silicon, e.g. laptops with M-series chips. The release did an excellent job on designing an API familiar to the deep learning audience, and showing minimalistic… https://pic.twitter.com/7EMUCdNrry Replying to @DrJimFan I used Apple II for work starting in
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I expect, eventually, someone will model black holes with traveling and standing waves to find infinite ways to fill a region of space with complex energy structures where visible light is not emitted, but strong gravity is. My own view is that the big bang was just a quark gluon nova in a much large
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I know you are happy to better serve members of the Springer groups, but you might be slightly ahead of others encouraging global community sharing and collaboration. So keep in mind the broader needs of countries and humans who cannot afford your services, or are not able to pay for collaborative site services – directly
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