Studying life // Antarctic to Mars technology development // unapologetic in creativity

Joined May 2024
Where’s Waldo? But for cyanolichen: It’s pretty crazy to think that microscopic organisms, living and interacting together, can take on a form visible to the eye... And that the form itself has color! Color that can tell us about its chemical makeup through the way it interacts with light... Everything must have form. That is what defines a ‘something’ through time. If you put enough ‘somethings’ together, the result takes on a certain amount of relevance from our human perspective. An atom of Au is a lot less relevant than 9.51 × 10²² Au atoms. One Au atom and you don’t even notice. A troy ounce and it’s time for a new GPU... The cyanolichen is a combination of cyanobacteria and fungi. That fact alone... Two forms of life interacting on a microscopic scale, chemically and physically intertwined, each shaping the other. And when enough of that living matter comes together, their interaction takes on a form we can see... becomes relevant in our human perspective.
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I’ve been really appreciating thermal regulation designs recently
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I thought cerebras was supposed to be cheaper??
🚨 ChatGPT Pro Max $500 > only line that changes on Max : "Fastest Work and Codex" but the Cerebras part doesn't make sense > Cerebras' own pitch = 21x faster at 1/3 the cost of B200
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Is anyone actively building with Muse or Grok and have a real use case where it beats Claude/ChatGPT?
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three car companies my SF timeline has never heard of
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theory: there are a limited number of smells and if you unlock them all your dreams will be more interesting
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I like that Opus 5.5 allows me to work visually. I have been developing some software for the Spectrophage and wanted a way to annotate as I test it out. Opus implemented a feature quite similar to what Codex does well in its desktop app.
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Anthropic is advertising jobs here in Australia based in Sydney. The frontier is expanding
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How many prompts did you send to 6-Sol before switching back to Astra?
0%1 is all it took
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Mathew Youssef retweeted
Opus 5.5 is the result of your feedback. It communicates clearly, it's cheaper per token than Opus 5.0 with the intelligence of Fable 5.1, it’s very token efficient and works across every effort level. We're also increasing 5h rate limits & giving you a banked reset.
Introducing Claude Opus 5.5, the first model in our new Claude 5.5 family. It performs at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 for most tasks, and costs 40% less to run than Opus 5.
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Do astrobiology products exist? I haven’t seen any. No one is making and marketing instruments as built to look for aliens. You might say “Mathew, that’s clearly not commercially viable. Let NASA handle it. Who on Earth would market anything like that” 😎 Guess who
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6-Sol was fun for a couple of hours, time to go back to Astra. Cool model guys, excited to see applications you have for it during dev week.
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hope you’re having the best morning @thsottiaux 🤗
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back on the thor after a long hiatus
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These are not sound waves, they are light waves. The Spectrophage Biosensor has 14 channels of UV LEDS. The spectrometer indicates an intensity for each waveband. Each waveband is illuminated to the music.
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Mathew Youssef retweeted
23年前に描いた壁砕きアニメ。そもそも見れなくなってたっぽいので再掲
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Spectrophage light dance and radiometer reflectance readings. The filter on the camera I am using removes UV so all the lights appear Red instead.
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