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Scientist, entrepreneur, computer geek, and stellar bio-writer. CEO & Founder @AetherWorksLLC | Partner @BlueBearCap | @ActiveAether | @AetherStore

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Joined April 2013
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well that’s cool. little homie looks a bit spooked, but his feet getting ready to sit on the mammoth, and the rendering of the light both from the physical device towards the artificial folks - and then also the other way around, onto his hand - this is some good augmented reality. far better than that whale-demo company managed to achieve
Introducing Reality-Aware Rendering in @Simulon, a completely new way to create with the real world. Place neural assets with your phone and act out the scene. When you stop recording, Simulon renders the take, reading everything in it (what you do, what you say and the place around you), and your assets respond to all of it. The final is regenerated from your recording: a new performance of the scene, not a copy of the footage. Available now on iPhone. Coming to Android soon.
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hilarious. dude shows up to ref pickup games without invitation…
Reffing at LA fitness
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Replying to @antares_ojo_o
master that rewind button
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Replying to @blackhawkce457
rip to wrong-lane-rickshaw… what a mess :/
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Replying to @IterIntellectus
I’d rather watch this than read / watch the news any day. weekly video recap to a beat? mainstream media is donezo. please continue.
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Replying to @Object_Zero_
god speed. and don’t use php (or python <26.22)
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Sydney Sweeney reveals in an interview that she doesn’t care about the PHP vulnerability because she moved everything to Rust in 2024. “They said the rewrite would take six months. We’re on month 30. We haven’t shipped a feature since, but I’m having a very normal Wednesday.”
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I just had to use it to get back into one of my own machines… silver lining I guess. Very tempted to turn the guns back around…
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I just had to use it to get back into one of my own machines… silver lining I guess. Very tempted to turn the guns back around…
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i think the mass extinction of the dinosaurs is the highest recorded ratio of birds killed with one stone.
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Family Guy recently made a Civil War version of "Who's on First" that had me crying laughing. It had no business being that good.
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donkey balls
The calf was born last night. The bear showed up this morning... Our donkey went at it before the cow even knew it was there. Braying, rearing, kicking. The bear went back into the woods, and the calf stood up for the first time right after.
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roadrunner strikes again
🇮🇳 A truck driver in India mistook a painted billboard for a real ROAD, and the rest is extremely painful history 😆 Writer: Mhedi
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this is amazing
Replying to @doristsao
2/ TL/DR: We found neural activity across both inferotemporal and prefrontal cortex alternates between a conscious mode and an unconscious mode ~ 15 times every second.
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😂 I think it’s for late night txts, which I guess could dovetail with your interpretation
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that’s pretty remarkable
Hundreds of years ago, a man invented this magnificent musical instrument. Then, another man composed this wondrous piece of music. And now, here I am, witnessing this brilliant performance. Life is truly a miracle.
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a new paper published yesterday in Science Advances showed that just 10 minutes of ultrashort-wave stimulation significantly boosted the brain's waste-clearance system in mice it amplified the brainwaves associated with deep sleep, even while the mice were awake in mice with Alzheimer's pathology, just 7 days of treatment reduced amyloid buildup and improved memory startup idea: a neuromodulation sleeping cap that supercharges your brain's nightly cleanup, improves sleep quality and potentially helps prevent Alzheimer's i genuinely think we'll eventually figure out how to get a full night's restorative sleep in just 4 hours imagine getting an extra 4 hours of life every single day without sacrificing your health the implications are absolutely insane
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nobody. they’ll hire someone to fix it eventually and never learn bc they’re not engineers. they don’t know the possible problems - they don’t know what to ask for. FixMyVibe as a company wouldn’t be the worst idea. or “GetThisDogshitToMarketPlease”.com
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