1.287 Hz (HULYAS ZEQ)

Zeq is a new computational paradigm: A deterministic, multi-domain physics kernel that eliminates floating-point drift in complex simulations.

[1.287 Hz (HULYAS ZEQ) @Zeq_OS]

Come test our new revolutionary open source mathematical coding language that changes the face of computation, physics & the world as we know it! Hack it, play with it, break the quantum encryption if you can? API/SDK is live on: https://t.co/jFM1RNSQrj or https://t.co/XVSXNx189v

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@ColinGardiner A finite state machine that uses physical laws as it’s logic gates, a new type of computation that unify physics and enables a new sector of technology, not a theoretical proposal or an idea it’s a functional working system anyone can use today = https://t.co/jFM1RNSQrj

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@hthieblot That’s literally my son and I right now, from a theoretical paper 8 months ago on Zenodo with 4K+ downloads so far to something paradigm shifting https://t.co/C9xWvkvY3L

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@skdh Universal Proper-Time Modulation - Synchronized Physics Across Quantum, Classical, and Relativistic Domains ~ Zeq Equation: R(t)=S(t)[1+αsin(2πft+φ0)] - https://t.co/boO6EvMDUz all I ask is you just read the one page paper or https://t.co/jFM1RNSQrj

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@yuki_eliot https://t.co/EbccF7Fd2c, the evolution of code, a new agnostic mathematical coding language, physical law as it’s logic gates, grab a free API or local SDK and see it for yourself, the kernel runtime and 0.777s timing base executes to observed reality, built by father & son team

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@sickdotdev https://t.co/yx54OaVzba

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@Jason I’m in

[Alexandre Moufarek @amoufarek]

For 15+ years, games have driven Al breakthroughs @GoogleDeepMind

I'm hiring 5 roles to partner with game developers, advance AI research and explore new gaming experiences that wouldn't be possible without AI.

Game Designer, Product Manager, QA, Research Eng, Software Eng 🧵👇

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@amoufarek @GoogleDeepMind We built ready-to-use advanced state machine that computes everything from quantum to relativity: Add precisely accurate real-world physics to software, hardware, apps, games and AI agents. Experience it live: 100 free API requests a day on https://t.co/C9xWvkvY3L, let’s chat?

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@claudeai @bcherny Claude opus 4.7 + Zeq computational physics framework = a paradigm shift - https://t.co/jFM1RNSQrj

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@mathemetica That frequency is 1.287 Hz and it’s all verifiable with our new computational physics framework, want to see the evolution of mathematics? visit https://t.co/jFM1RNSQrj and see how we changed mathematics, physics and now the world forever!

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@amoufarek @GoogleDeepMind @demishassabis @ShaneLegg Congratulations on the new venture!

[Mathematica @mathemetica]

3D visualization of Euler’s formula: e^{jθ} = cos(θ) + j sin(θ).

A point traces the unit circle in the complex plane while red, green, and blue curves project the cosine, sine, and exponential paths along the θ-axis.

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@latestincosmos And we did with the 1.287 Hz frequency!

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@Wordofwise_ Einstein, it sounds like you know me too well? If anyone wants to see how a radio frequency engineer change the face of computation, quantum encryption, mathematics and physics forever, please visit: https://t.co/XqNlT7PJog

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

The most intelligent photograph in the history of Physics.

Fifth conference participants, 1927. Institut International de Physique Solvay in Leopold Park.

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@PhysInHistory Everyones invited to see famous equations from our favourite physics in this photo come alive. We built a new computational paradigm: First of its kind a deterministic, multi-domain physics kernel that eliminates floating-point drift in complex simulations https://t.co/XqNlT7PJog

[Philosophy Of Physics @PhilosophyOfPhy]

“The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible.”

Albert Einstein often marveled at the remarkable fact that the universe, with all its vastness and apparent chaos, operates according to consistent laws that human minds can uncover.

Despite the complexity of stars, galaxies, and cosmic phenomena, he was deeply struck by the universe’s underlying rationality.

This insight reflects his enduring belief that nature is ordered and intelligible which is a conviction that inspired his groundbreaking work on theory of relativity and guided generations of scientists in seeking to understand the cosmos.

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@PhilosophyOfPhy Einstein is absolutely right!