Ys.P

做一个自由飞翔的农民

[醒伴｜LucidBuddy☘️🍃 @LucidBuddy]

颠覆认知海鲜榜单
不起眼的平价海鲜碾压一众高端货

#秋刀魚 #科普 #海鲜 #creatorsearchinsights #chinalife

[Mei Beile媚贝勒 （互fo％） @meibeile]

五星级大厨教我的十道家常菜👍

[瞎玩菌 @Blind___Gamer]

日料调味构建手册，日式、和风，到底是个什么味？本期聊聊经典日式料理的调味构成，帮助大家对日式风味有一个整体的概念。

[田字格 @tianzige4]

我打算开个餐馆，把这些美食都集中在一块，大家觉得这个创意是不是很棒？😁

[盖亚观察笔记 @lionelzhangnl]

涨知识了

普通价格能买到哪些顶级日用品

我不是普通人，你是吗？

[Luckylab_Vicky @Vicky22955256]

感冒后干咳不好怎么办，听听医生的建议

[徐章 @xuzhang173]

这档节目大家都看过吗，以前的百家讲坛是真教啊，汗毛竖起！

[海洋馆馆长 @CycleDecoded]

为什么看国外的锻造视频淬火都是用油,而国内的都是用水淬火?

[Ys.P @FMYexx]

@chinasmpb 怎么现在还有人姓司马，两晋之后就不应该有这个姓氏，现在还有人添个逼脸姓这么垃圾的姓氏

[K.AI @Kai866]

自媒体人的穷鬼套餐，拿走不谢。

[Ys.P @FMYexx]

笑死

[Ys.P @FMYexx]

这个可以有

[Ys.P @FMYexx]

这个厉害了

[Ys.P @FMYexx]

@onlyskypace 200+290=490
490÷2=245
245-200=45
猫的高度45

[Owen Lewis @is_OwenLewis]

I did not see this one coming. BREAKING NEWS folks!
Midjourney, yes the AI image company, just launched a real medical device that feels like it's straight out of Star Trek.
https://t.co/LSs2zbYViM

They’ve unveiled the Midjourney Scanner, the first working prototype of Full Body Ultrasonic Computational Tomography. It uses a ring of thousands of tiny transducers to fire ultra-precise sound waves through the body. The returning echoes are captured at a staggering 17 gigabytes per second, and the 806 terabytes of gathered data are then reconstructed by a 2 petaflop compute system into a highly detailed 3D map of your entire internal anatomy — organs, tissues, blood vessels, etc., in 60 seconds.

The resolution is extreme: each sensor can resolves motion smaller than the width of an atom, detecting internal tissue details down to half a millimeter. And unlike MRI or CT scans, it uses no radiation, just sound. Think of it like getting an ultrasound from the 22nd century.

The ambition is breathtaking. Midjourney wants to build a fleet of 50,000 of these scanners, capable of delivering a billion full body scans per month. That's enough to make comprehensive full body imaging available to every person on Earth.

They’re not hiding it in cold, clinical hospitals either. The vision includes placing these scanners inside what look like Midjourney spas, turning what’s usually an annoying medical procedure into something genuinely pleasant.

This is Star Trek level healthcare infrastructure: fast, safe, non-invasive full body imaging at planetary scale. If they pull it off, it could fundamentally shift medicine from reactive treatment to proactive, early detection on a global level.

Progress (and Midjourney going full medical) marches on. 🩺🚀

[颜探长 @laoyan86]

日常生活中一定远离这种面相的人，这就是真正的大数据。

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

Butterfly Chair by Eduardo Garcia Campos

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A kinetic ceiling installation at Costa Navarino, Greece, designed by K-Studio for The Romanos resort, uses fabric panels that sway with sea breezes. The wave-like motion filters sunlight and enhancing natural airflow to keep the beachside restaurant cool.

[Kronik Haber @kroniknews]

Sokakta kendi karikatür resmini yaptırmaya karar veren çiftin, karşılaştıkları manzara karşısında kahkahalara boğulduğu anlar.

[Jaynit @jaynitx]

elon musk just sat down with his SpaceX team and explained exactly how they're going to turn humanity into a kardashev type 2 civilization

it's one of the most insane things i've ever watched:

1. humanity currently uses less than one trillionth of the sun's energy output. a trillion is a million times a million. on the kardashev scale, the one physicists use to measure how advanced a civilization actually is, we are not even registering. we are effectively non-existent.

2. starship is the first rocket in history designed to be fully reusable. every other mode of transport, cars, planes, ships, bicycles, you take reusability for granted. rockets have always been thrown away after one use. if you had to throw away the plane after every flight, almost nobody would be flying.

3. spacex currently launches 85 to 90% of all mass to orbit on earth. the rest of the world, including most of the us, accounts for maybe 5 to 7%. that's before starship even gets going.

4. the plan is to go from 2,500 tons to orbit per year to a million tons per year. in roughly 3 years. that's not a projection. that's the internal target.

5. data centers are moving to space. by end of next year spacex is targeting 1 gigawatt of ai compute in orbit. then 10x every year after that. 10 gigawatts in 2.5 years. 100 gigawatts in 3.5 years. a terawatt eventually, which is twice the entire electricity consumption of the united states.

6. the ai satellite is actually simpler to build than a starlink satellite. it's mostly solar panels, a radiator, and a rack of gpus. the hard part was already solved building starlink. they're just making it bigger.

7. latency from orbit is about 3 milliseconds. light travels 300 km per millisecond. some people assume orbital compute means high latency. it doesn't. it's 3 milliseconds away.

8. the terafab will be 100 million square feet. ten times the size of the tesla gigafactory texas. the entire global chip industry is on track to hit maybe 100 gigawatts of ai compute per year. a terawatt requires a completely different order of manufacturing. that's why they're building it themselves.

9. to go beyond a terawatt you have to go to the moon. no atmosphere. one-sixth earth's gravity. you manufacture solar panels and radiators directly from moon materials. then you launch ai satellites into deep space using an electromagnetic rail gun. no rocket needed. musk calls this the mass driver. this is the next step on the actual roadmap.

10. if enough mass is going to the moon to run a rail gun operation at that scale, it also means regular people can go. musk's exact words: "i think everyone should go to the moon at least once."

11. the ai satellite has about a terabit of laser link connectivity. it connects to the starlink constellation which then sends data to the ground using frequencies that penetrate clouds and even roofs. the connection never drops regardless of weather.

12. the reference design for the first ai satellites is built around nvidia rubin and GB300 chips. but the architecture is open. google TPUs, amazon trainium, any chip can go up. spacex is building the infrastructure, not locking in the compute.

13. spacex is the only operator on earth with experience running a constellation at the scale of 10,000 satellites. nobody else is even close. that operational knowledge is a moat that cannot be replicated quickly.