Bermuda
Joined December 2008
Gemini 4 Argon built a 3D periodic table synced to Tom Lehrer’s song, “The Elements.” Created in @Antigravity, it animates orbiting electrons, atomic data, and light spectra.
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Cool, @Gwynne_Shotwell says Starlink is now contracted with 12,000 aircraft, about a quarter of all aircraft. "To keep pace with demand, we've quadrupled aviation production since the start of the year, and we expect to double by the end of the year."
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Watch live as SpaceX discusses our Q3 2026 earnings at 3:30pm CT today → xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1PKqrNbLZ…
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NVIDIA CEO JENSEN HUANG TELLS CHANCELLOR MERZ HE HAS HEARD HIM SAY HE WANTS TO FIND A BALANCE BETWEEN INNOVATION AND REGULATION, ADDING THAT THERE IS NOTHING TO REGULATE IF THE INDUSTRY DOES NOT THRIVE
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Six days ago I replied to @bryan_johnson about my cancer vaccine. That reply put my story in front of a lot shit ton of new people. Since then: ~1M impressions, 5.5K profile visits, ~550 replies, and 60+ DM's and emails. The part I didn't expect: a lot of it wasn't well-wishes. It was real help. Jan Domański, a scientist at OpenFold, offered to model my cancer's resistance mutations with AI, for free. Dennis Watson at Travera offered immune testing to track how my vaccine is working. @miriamgonp, a fellow patient, is building her own vaccine path, and we're comparing notes. Thank you, Bryan, and thank you to everyone who reached out. I read every message. If you're someone who wants to help or better yet if I can help you in any way, my DMs are open.
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Elon's basic idea seems to be: improve and evolve civilization faster than the left can destroy it.
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JUST IN: Veradermics announces its experimental hair-loss pill significantly increased hair growth in over 500 men, with no serious side effects reported in a late-stage study.
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Quantum mechanics makes sense, a physicists shows mathematically, if the universe has two dimensions of time, rather than just one. Does this make sense? I've had a look at the paper.
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Other US superclusters compared to overall European AI compute: 1/ @OpenAI / @Microsoft: Stargate in Abilene, West Texas = 20% of European AI compute. (Also used to train Astra.) 2/ And @ElonMusk's @SpaceXSI Colossus sites - spanning Memphis, Tennessee and Southaven, Mississippi - have the equivalent of approximately 60% of all EU + UK compute. (Also used to train Mythos and @grok.)
Meta well on track to scale towards 1m GPUs at Prometheus in New Albany, Ohio. Built from inception for gigawatt-scale energy throughput, 500 MW of AI compute is already installed. At a single site, that is already 25% of the estimated 2 GW of AI compute in Europe (EU-27 +UK).
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gf: what are you doing? me: (transcribing a Yudkowsky essay onto papyrus) doomscrolling
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SpaceX is on track for 1.22–1.44M GPUs, about 2.3–2.7 GW of compute by end of year. A year ago, nobody could remotely imagine a rocket company would be one of the largest AI compute owners on Earth.
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Replying to @politicalmath
if you mean to say that I use things whose construction I do not fully understand, that is exactly my point
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Since March I’ve been building tools with Claude to understand my own tumor. Now Anthropic is supporting it with $30,000 in credits 🥹 I wrote everything I built. What I need now is someone who can make a personalized vaccine, and a hospital that can give it 💜 👇
Anthropic gave me $30,000 in Claude credits to research my own tumor I wrote what I built since March. I’m looking for someone who can manufacture a personalized vaccine, and a hospital that can give it
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Anthropic gave me $30,000 in Claude credits to research my own tumor I wrote what I built since March. I’m looking for someone who can manufacture a personalized vaccine, and a hospital that can give it
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If you work on personalized cancer vaccines, please read @miriamgonp’s post.
Anthropic gave me $30,000 in Claude credits to research my own tumor I wrote what I built since March. I’m looking for someone who can manufacture a personalized vaccine, and a hospital that can give it
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Rocket Ranch: canvas tents on wooden decks, right on the Rio Grande. Twin beds or queen? Which would you pick? Link in bio. #Glamping #RioGrande #SouthTexas #Starbase #RocketRanch
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It may surprise those outside number theory to learn that, for decades, people had written several papers that assumed a Siegel zero exists: Famously, in 1982 Heath-Brown proved the twin prime conjecture in this hypothetical world. Now in light of the Siegel zero disproof, a collection of the literature has now become something of a historical curiosity. londmathsoc.onlinelibrary.wi…
Amazing!! Bryce Kerr has found a simpler proof of no Siegel zeros, in only 6 pages. This is perhaps the Proof from the Book: Number fields play a key role again, in this case the bi-quatratic extension \Q(\sqrt{2},\sqrt{q}). The proof leverages a classical result of Masser on polynomial degrees.
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