Mitchell Carson

Fan of all things STEM

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

All roads lead to Rome, and all Wikipedia pages lead to philosophy (if you click the first link enough times).

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

The latest generative AI struggling on simple addition.

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AI browser of the future?
https://t.co/ZQ2e0Cfclr

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

When an app clearly shouldn’t be released for iPad but it is anyway:

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The Tower of Hanoi is a puzzle invented by mathematician Edouard Lucas in 1899, in which a stack of discs must be moved between two poles. In its original 64-disk form, it would take a human over 550 billion years to solve. Even a computer takes over a billion years to do it.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Stepping-Feet Illusion features two rectangles apparently moving like a pair of stepping feet, but they're actually moving at the same constant speed.

The illusion is broken when the striped texture is removed.

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When you're practicing your #Python and the IDE solves it for you...

[Everyday Astronaut @Erdayastronaut]

Are you kidding me!!! 🤯 INCREDIBLE SHOT @johnkrausphotos !!!

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Despite you won't believe it immediately, these are four perfectly aligned circles and nothing is crossing anywhere

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Just in case the deployment of Orwellian spyware in schools across the country wasn't bad enough:

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Based on a planar leg mechanism known as Jansen's linkage, Theo Jansen's Strandbeest are kinetic beings whose skeletons are made from yellow plastic tube (Dutch electricity pipes) and are able to walk entirely powered by wind
https://t.co/6bP70AGeXC

[science research @scienceresearc9]

In 2019, The International Space Station spotted an exotic type of upside-down lightning called a blue jet, which was zipping up from a thundercloud into the stratosphere 😱

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

For the whole policy, which is about an hour read, go to https://t.co/mO9VzZcsNB

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

I think you can guess from the picture, but for context, here's a list of all of the data that could possibly exist about you, courtesy of Google's privacy policy. (It's under "Categories of information we collect"!)

[Mitchell Carson @MitchellTCarson]

Domain administrators, if you work or study at an organization that uses Google services.

Law enforcement or other third parties, for the legal reasons described in Sharing your information.