Engineering Death Commando
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we need winter ren faires so people can show up in full armor or real court dress without melting
save the vikings, have winter ren faires!
apparently chatgpt thinks anthropic’s idea is hilarious
and that I am rather optimistic on estimating task difficulty. which, yes.
feels like we’re on the edge of a cliff, about to jump into a whole new world
gonna be fantastic.
we're so damn cooked 😭
google's gemini 4 argon just did something actually crazy for fusion energy
in 1967 a physicist named harold grad guessed that the magnetic fields inside twisty fusion reactors could never be solved exactly.
people believed him for 59 years
last month two papers finally proved him wrong. one of them used openai's GPT-6 Astra
then google deepmind gave that paper to a team of argon agents and they found a whole new family of answers nobody had.
the first answers showed up in a few hours.
the paper literally says "promising candidates appeared within hours"
NOT YEARS.
HOURS!!!!
the scientists checked every step by hand and it held up
59 years of humans vs a few hours of AI????
it's over. ai won.
laura ⚔️ retweeted
BREAKING: The U.S. Army is preparing to stress-test America’s manufacturing capacity and supply chains. In early 2027, Army facilities and private manufacturers will compete in the first-ever “Manufacturing Rodeo,” designed to expose bottlenecks in America’s defense industrial base.
saving this as a list of things for husband to try. he loves fluffernutters and liked garbage plates 😅
George Lucas
Who tf told these repressed and conflict avoidant ass westerners anger was bad? Anger is a *concept* to label energy. No wonder everyone is broke. Ill will and harm are bad but you can use active yang energy for good.
What if the masculine, what if fire, what if energy but to benefit all sentient beings instead of enslave them?
sometimes I complain about britain selling its culture to america (james bond!)
but this is awesome, actually
Il y a un London Bridge en plein désert de l'Arizona. Et c'est le vrai.
Londres l'a vendu en 1968. Il a été réinauguré là-bas il y a 55 ans, le 10 octobre 1971.
Ce pont de granit enjambe la Tamise depuis 1831. Mais au XXe siècle, il ne supporte plus la circulation automobile.
Il s'enfonce dans le fleuve. En 1924, un côté est déjà 7 à 10 centimètres plus bas que l'autre.
La ville de Londres décide de le remplacer. Et de vendre l'ancien.
En avril 1968, un industriel américain, Robert McCulloch, l'achète pour 2,46 millions de dollars.
Il vient de fonder une ville nouvelle en Arizona, au bord d'un lac de barrage : Lake Havasu City. Il cherche à y attirer des visiteurs.
Chaque bloc de granit de la façade est numéroté. Il y en a plus de 10 000.
Les pierres passent par le canal de Panama et débarquent en Californie. Des camions les emmènent dans le désert.
Le pont est remonté sur la terre ferme, autour d'une structure en béton. Le chantier dure 3 ans et coûte 7 millions de dollars de plus.
Le 10 octobre 1971, le lord-maire de Londres vient l'inaugurer devant des milliers de spectateurs.
Au programme : feux d'artifice, parachutistes, montgolfières.
Ensuite, on creuse un canal sous ses arches et on le remplit d'eau.
Le London Bridge enjambe aujourd'hui un bras de lac, à plus de 8 000 kilomètres de Londres.
take this as a warning, fortify reston.
the datacenters are load bearing, same as oil refineries
Digger is many, many stories. stacked, not serial, and you have to pay attention to find them
it’s also hilarious and completely ridiculous. god it’s nice to see something original and interesting again
