Totally agree - VR is an imagination and collaboration multiplier. Making decisions based on skillful spatial simulations will be the norm as our challenges grow, and we rise to meet those challenges. The masses will be entertained, but makers and doers will achieve great things
@doodlestein Yeah, I've been exploring the Napoleon graphic as a means for understanding different battles and retreats. It's right on the edge of possible, and will need to be verified for quant accuracy - but super compelling for the new models to have such capable information graph density
Earthshine.
Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch captured this video of Earth outside the windows of the Orion spacecraft during the second flight day of the mission. Orion was roughly 33,800 miles (54,500 km) away from Earth when @Astro_Christina took this video.
@jack Wow, this bring back memories! Legendary! So many discussions around data structures and formats and this seemed like such an elegant solution, with an emphasis on human, readable abstraction... Converging in a post-singularity world.
@micahstubbs I was just rereading Minsky 1960 steps towards artificial intelligence last night, and the section on the problem of search, hill climbing and relative improvements continue to be so prescient.
@ID_AA_Carmack Flywheel energy density is wild. In practice could be amazing for a boost - which feels like a Tron light cycle spec, maybe dual counter rotors to offset gyroscope effect!
@levelsio 3-7 years, but the timeline is compressing - so now projections towards centennial tech seem more plausible and within reach. Dyson spheres soon!
it's insane how much of humanity is compressed into small LLMs like LLaMA. They aren't that big at all but know so much about us!
Next time we send something like the Voyager Golden Record into space we should include an LLM. Let the aliens who find it ask it questions about us