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[?]nen » 🌐
@nen@mementomori.social

The Physics of Dissonance, video by minutephysics (27min 57s)

“Tuning comes from overtones” (ie. which tuning sounds good depends on the sound source)

youtu.be/tCsl6ZcY9ag

Interactive demo: aatishb.com/dissonance/

    [?]Yuriy Karetin » 🌐
    @yura15cbx@c.im

    В период рекомбинации, гдето 300тыс лет после большого взрыва, (период назвали неправильно, но это историческое название возникшее ещё до теории большого взрыва) плотность вещества стала достаточно маленькой чтоб начали образовываться атомы, и материя выпустила энергию, энергия перестала связываться материей и вселенная осветилась внутренним светом, который сейчас превратился в реликтовое излучение. И с этого момента пожалуй во вселенной наметилась тенденция борьбы за ресурсы, которая стала движущим фактором борьбы за существование, отбора, самоорганизации и эволюции в нашем мире. Энергии стало всё больше не хватать в остывающей вселенной. До рекомбинации главной проблемой во вселенной был избыток вещества и энергии. Чем меньше, тем тогда было лучше :)

    During the recombination period, about 300 thousand years after the big bang (it was called incorrectly, but this is a historical name that arose before the big bang theory), the density of matter became small enough for atoms to begin to form, and matter released energy. Energy ceased to bind matter, and the universe was illuminated by internal light, which has now turned into relic radiation. And perhaps from that moment on, there was a tendency in the universe to struggle for resources, which became the driving factor for struggle for existence, selection, self-organization, and evolution in our world. Energy has become increasingly scarce in the cooling universe. Before recombination, the main problem in the universe was an excess of matter and energy. The less, the better it was then :)

      [?]Yuriy Karetin » 🌐
      @yura15cbx@c.im

      В период рекомбинации, гдето 300тыс лет после большого взрыва, (период назвали неправильно, но это историческое название возникшее ещё до теории большого взрыва) плотность вещества стала достаточно маленькой чтоб начали образовываться атомы, и материя выпустила энергию, энергия перестала связываться материей и вселенная осветилась внутренним светом, который сейчас превратился в реликтовое излучение. И с этого момента пожалуй во вселенной наметилась тенденция борьбы за ресурсы, которая стала движущим фактором борьбы за существование, отбора, самоорганизации и эволюции в нашем мире. Энергии стало всё больше не хватать в остывающей вселенной. До рекомбинации главной проблемой во вселенной был избыток вещества и энергии. Чем меньше, тем тогда было лучше :)

      During the recombination period, about 300 thousand years after the big bang (it was called incorrectly, but this is a historical name that arose before the big bang theory), the density of matter became small enough for atoms to begin to form, and matter released energy. Energy ceased to bind matter, and the universe was illuminated by internal light, which has now turned into relic radiation. And perhaps from that moment on, there was a tendency in the universe to struggle for resources, which became the driving factor for struggle for existence, selection, self-organization, and evolution in our world. Energy has become increasingly scarce in the cooling universe. Before recombination, the main problem in the universe was an excess of matter and energy. The less, the better it was then :)

        [?]David Weir » 🌐
        @davidjamesweir@mementomori.social

        I’m trying to work out whether to renew my Institute of Physics membership:

        • It’s a UK-based learned society and I’m not UK-based.
        • Their magazine PhysicsWorld is great but they won’t post the printed version abroad anymore, even though I take it to my work coffee room where it reaches dozens of people.
        • I gain nothing directly from the membership (no networking, grants or training opportunities) so it’s essentially a donation to further the cause of physics, mostly in the UK.
        • I’m also a member of the Finnish Physical Society and through them, the European Physical Society. So if it’s a sense of professional belonging I’m after then I can get that from them.

        So is 47 euros worth it for that? Will I feel like I’ve given something important up?

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          [?]nadiyar » 🌐
          @nadiyar@nadiyar.com

          "Why Is Ice Slippery?"

          Oh my god well done Quanta magazine, amazing article.

          https://www.quantamagazine.org/why-is-ice-slippery-a-new-hypothesis-slides-into-the-chat-20251208/


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            [?]Radio Azureus » 🌐
            @RadioAzureus@mastodon.social

            I've reached the rabbit hole of LLM failures. An entire companies dbase was wiped by a LLM?~!~~

            LLM coding is bullshit!

            The FUCKING LLM LIED to cover its trakcs!

            youtube.com/watch?v=shB7wRZ2h5Y

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              [?]Radio Azureus » 🌐
              @RadioAzureus@mastodon.social

              win64 version 11 is in crisis.

              Why do I talk about it? As an opensource user we are all affected negatively by LLM slop, think Mozilla

              Coldfusion took a fantastic research view

              youtube.com/watch?v=zKjo8Oc2qLk

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                [?]Dendrobatus Azureus » 🌐
                @Dendrobatus_Azureus@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                Jim tells us we look at the wrong angle at LLm dangers

                youtube.com/watch?v=jaYOskvlq18