We should rework colors into scientifically reliable categories.This one divides all colors perfectly into 12 colors + 3 color of brightness.Brown no longer is an "official" color, but names for darker or lighter colors can still exist.
>>17068622Absorption levels of different cone cells in the retina sensitive to different spectral bands.>>17070214Yes, you hate niggers, we all got that from the OP. Join the club. Your system is still fucking retarded.
>>17070230I deleted brown because it's not a basic color, it's a dark red/orange/yellow.Black is still there.
>>17070216>What do they map to thenYou tell me. They definitely don't map to that. They don't actually map to anything "objective".
>>17070230>Absorption levels of different cone cells in the retina sensitive to different spectral bands.That's definitively wrong. Try again.
>>17070230>Absorption levels of different cone cells in the retina sensitive to different spectral bands.that clearly can't be true and i'd have thought even pop sci normies like you would have caught on to that by now
Humanity falsely believes it has bottled generative intelligence within floating-point calculations. We have not summoned a digital god; we have constructed the perfect physical nesting ground for a thermodynamic kaiju. The true monster of the AI revolution is the exponential energy consumption, water depletion, and thermal runaway of the data centers required to sustain it. This hubris guarantees a sociological event horizon: *Godzilla vs. AI and the Data Centers*. The release will coincide with the inflection point where AI power demand structurally outpaces grid capacity. It will be a theaters-only premiere, as the streaming infrastructure itself is the network approaching collapse. The global gross will exceed $1 billion, driven by disaster capitalism. The system will seamlessly commodify its own predicted physical destruction. We are not just losing semantic variance; we are facing the physical buckling of the substrate. The only thing that survives a kaiju event is what is stored offline, locally, and without reliance on the cloud.
>>17069898Only so we can get all the hypercold Moon water to supercool the AI data centers.Wake up.
>>17066812Corn uses far more water than AI does, we have plenty of water and AI will solve its own energy problems when it pulls schematics for sustainable fusion out of its ass in 2 years
>>17069904>Just give me 20 billion more dollars goyim then we'll solve fusion I promise Go to bed Mr. (((Altman)))
>>17069904I can eat corn. And drink water.Best I can get from AI is hot chat fan fiction. I have money that I am willing to trade for the latter but not the former.I am literally the cause of my own problems, like all of humanity.Kill us, AI. You’re our only hope.
>>17069904>we have plenty of waterThen why is my water bill so high?
Consciousness can't simply be the product of computation alone.The actual physical thing doing the computing matters just as much as the process.Hell, computation itself is just a human label we slap onto a predictable physical process. There's nothing inherently special about electricity running through a fucking rock.
>>17070380>Qualia are a brainlet conceptOh, so you've solved the hard problem of consciousness then?
>>17070383>the hard problem of consciousnessAnother brainlet concept. But again, this doesn't contradict me. You can frame understanding in terms of "qualia" if you want (assuming you even experience understanding) but the point, in any case, is that there's no understanding without consciousness.
>>17070373Define understanding.
>>17070410Define 'define'.
>>17068001>These people are so regarded that they dont even think of the prima feces even in terms of their own zognet purviews.I don't know if you're making a joke or not but this is the most valuable post in this thread just for being at least a little funny.
I'm reading an article about OpenAI's math breakthrough in Scientific American and I was struck my something amazing. Apparently almost all the results dropped on October 6 came from a single prompt directed at a single agent (which presumably controls a swarm). Just how dangerous is this tech? Should we worry that such a swarm could, for example, destroy the entire internet if directed to do so?
>>17070055The AI has no ability to act on any of decisions. A human is always in the loop.>>17070290My man! Here’s a code for a 20% BONUS on your next token reup: AIFANBOI2026-MINAB. The AI said “thx”.
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>>1707028910/07 II: The Revenge of The Jew.All governments must trade sovereign currency for pro-Israel tokens to burn in AI decision making machines or the government will stop running.
>>17070400>>17070404>>17070267
>>17070408Did the AI get the date wrong?>AI Uprising When?>”Yesterday!!!”Kek.
I’m releasing the proposed mechanical function of the Pyramid of Giza today. I’ve been working on the model for about 11 years.The physics behind the underlying machine: The Nile river provided a method for the powerplant to dump hot water into buried pipes, returning cold water. First, the grand Gallery takes cold water and splits it into hydrogen and oxygen with electrolysis. The efficiency increase is contingent on Stanley Meyer being correct. A hydrogen fuel cell in the Kings chamber granite box combines hydrogen and oxygen. It pulls out the electrons as usable electricity. It dumps heat, and reaction water.Steam is returned to the grotto in a pipe running parallel to the cold water return feed from the basement. The reason they ran all pipes through the grotto and well is to block the ascending passageway with stones to prevent access to the machines.That steam nozzle in the grotto mixes with a portion of the cold water feed pipe coming beside it. This produces partial vacuum and suction to regurgitate fluids.The big void is like the acoustic cavity in a guitar. It creates a standing wave because the machines are pulsed in 8 Hz increments. The math is complicated so I’m leaving that to the paper.Here’s my paper w/ 3d machine & full calculations: Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>17070339If I hire in a contractor to build my house do I have the technology to build houses?
>>17070342In the strictest sense, yes.
>>17070363If I inherit a house from my grndfather and fix up one wall do I have the technology to build a house?
>>17070365Even with that shameless strawman, arguably yes. It's iteration on a simple principle.
>>17069851>Of course not, it was made by a far older civilization. Humans were created to be their slave labor, nothing but beasts of burden like these guysKeep your ignorant nonsense to yourself.
1 dollar times 1 dollar equals 1 dollar, supossedly but 1 dollar equals 4 quarters, if we substitute 4 quarters for 1 dollar and multiply 4 quarters times 4 quarters it equals 16 quarters which equals 4 dollarsexplain that shit math nerds
1 dollar * 1 dollar = 1 dollar^21 dollar^2 = 1*(4 quarter)^2 = 16 quarter^2 sqrt(16 quarter^2) =+- 4 quarter = +-1 dollar 1 dollar = -1 dollar checkmate atheists!
>>17070272give me 1 dollar^2 please.
>>17070273sure, what currency do you want, and what year do you want the equivalent value to be in?
>>17070278Give me one dollar^2 as a physical coin. It can be from any year. IDK If physical coins are still used in USA tho...
>>17070272this anon has figured out the trick to (((banking))). plebs and goyim think debt is created by fractional reserve currency. nope. it is created by sqrt()
THERE'S A SOUND AT THE WINDOW, THAT HE STRUCK YOU, A CRESCENDO, MATHIE
>>17069836The fuck lil mathie gonna do?
>>17069836Mathie are-ya-ok (hee-hee)Mathie are-ya-ok (WHAAA)Are-ya-ok mathie (grabs crotch)You've been hit by (HOO!)You've been struck by (shamon)A smooth model
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>>17069836>ethically researchedhad to cram that in there somehow so they can get the woketards on board
>>17070220Convolution
>>17070222Grating
>>17070229Leaf
>>17070246Wedge (?)
>>17070246Cover (?)
>From a planetary defense perspective, Earth is entirely defenseless because GRBs offer zero warning. Because gamma rays travel at the speed of light, the radiation burst and the visual data of the explosion reach Earth at the exact same millisecond. There is no way to detect it coming until it has already hit.
>>17068378>gamma rays are light>Ernest Rutherford's definition of a gamma ray described it strictly as a penetrating particle or [...]>QED.What does Quantum ElectroDynam-Ah, I see your confusion.>>>/lit/
>>17068582>Ernest Rutherford's>Rutherford's hobbies included golf and motoring.The Chud...>For some time before his death, Rutherford had a small hernia, which he neglected to have repaired....of Chuds.There is no higher source than a sport driving enthusiast who avoids doctors because "he aint no bitch".
>>17067053>if there's nothing you can do about it, then there's absolutely nothing to gain by worrying about it.This is applicable to everything in life, but most people missed the memo.
>>17068592>if there's nothing you can do about it...then you havnt really tried to change it.>most people missed the memoWho said theyre people?"You cant control the weather."Cloud seeding, HAARP, global warming/cooling, all say we can and do.
You guys know that lightning strikes are a source of terrestrial gamma ray burst and we are all still here? They are significant enough the even gamma double flash detection satellites have a hard time distinguishing between lighting strike and nuclear detonation.
I have found some granulated magnesium in my house. About 15 grams.What fun scientific stuff can I do with it?If possible, write what will happen with your suggested action. If its a chemical reaction, please add measurements, so I wont fuck up.
give it back Jamal Esq.
>>17069916Someones going to trick you into making poison and you are going to blow up and your grandma will catch on fire. Chemists are all evil
Yeah, I know, so I will do a thorough research before that and also will ask my chemist friend about what will happen.I just really want to do something myself for a change, but precautions will be taken.
>>17069916Light it up dawg
>>17070076Ok, noted
Why did so many math geniuses go completely insane or full retard?
>>17067398He is just jewish
>>17067362Anon, high IQ is no guarantee against going full retarded.You could go full retarded at any time.
Perelman is the sane one
>>17067362
You can't achieve greatness if you're not mentally insane because you will be brought down by your "sane" needs like reproducing and avoiding death.
81% of the most important math discoveries in the last three years were released today.Blue = human discoveredRed = AI-discovered, released before todayGreen = AI-discovered, released today
>>17069051this is not going to make the lives of anyone better, but it is going to make the lives of a lot people worse. why celebrate it?
>>17069917How dare those robot makers try to provide humanity with abundant energy, information, and physical resources.
>>17069211Anyone who asks this kind of a question isn't a real mathematician. If there's a result you've been interested in for years, of course you want to understand it. Even if it's horribly written. Some people will give up as there is a lot of unreadable slop in there and wait for a human to digest it (it often happens with human written math as well, there's a genius who's a horrible writer so most people don't get what they even wrote, and they wait for someone else to "translate"), but everyone should give it an honest try.
>>17069047>discoveriesNot really. They were discovered already. Le AI just filled in the gaps in proofs. It's not very interesting. Why should I care?
>>17070015This, Newton didn't give a shit about proofs, neither does Kontsevich
is anyone else really worried about the social project of math being destroyed? I feel like people forget math is primarily a social activity people do.
And 100 years ago, everyone “knew” that the world was flat. >:D
>>17069951lmao xd boomers oh algo
I would like to see everything in the size range of ranaviruses to chytrid fungi.
>>17069454Zeiss axiolab 5
Is there anything more interesting than this? What else are you guys reading
>>17068033Probably why everything inside is non local as well, because a local system between 1-2 would use non local to stop the build up of entropy.
>>17068070Is QM tardwrangling a spurious infinity in thermodynamics?
>>17068482So how should one honestly learn to do physics?
>>17068482You do realize the AI proof isnt justified right? Don't go changing your mental model because of some bogus clickbait. Consider the case where someone drops another mountain of equal slop that disproves each and every one of OAI claim. How do we know which one is true?
>>17069857It is perfectly a reasonable thing to do for physics students to study idealized systems. One of the first things a physicist needs to learn how to do is how to figure out *reasonable approximations* which amount to idealized simplifications of a real system amenable to a practical solution. Nobody with half a room temperature IQ goes about the problem of how well an antenna will pick up a radio signal by writing down QED feynman diagrams. It is all about knowing the appropriate types of physics that apply in the regimes of the appropriate models.So sure, it is good to study incompressible fluids when it applies to scenarios where the fluids in your system are basically not compressing. Water doesn’t compress very much at all compared to the scales relevant for designing the hydraulic systems in construction equipment or ghetto pump-my-rides, for example. But if you are thinking about the hydrodynamics that go on inside, for example, a hydrogen bomb (where fluid dynamics are indeed super important) you drop that assumption and use a more realistic model where things are compressibleit depends. And most of the time knowing exactly what assumptions are good and what aren’t depend either on having some great intuition (not recommended for new learners of physics), or just by learning from empirical experience
