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👀Brainstem atlas animation 👀 Using high-quality NIH Human Connectome Project data, we previously built a probabilistic map of 23 major brainstem fiber bundles—overcoming distortion issues that plagued past studies. It's publicly available for all: 🧠🔬

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@NIH Yay open science!!!

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@NIH This is fantastic work, @USCLONI. You’ve taken brainstem imaging to the next level—addressing a notoriously tricky area with precision. Open access to this high-quality atlas is a major win for both research and clinical application. #Neuroimaging #Connectome

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@NIH Oh, thank you! It's our pleasure!

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🚨 Georgia Power is forcing a family off their farm with eminent domain for a Data Center “I'm fighting for survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This data center project affects over 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and use eminent domain Georgia Power claims its to strengthen the grid for the growing energy demand in Georgia (due to many new data centers) The lines are widely linked to Project Sail This isn’t a small operation. Project Sail is a $17 billion hyperscale data center campus by Prologis, Atlas that includes 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million square feet on 829 acres. It will demand hundreds of megawatts of continuous power equivalent to what a small city uses We cannon allow data centers to take priority over farmers
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🚨 Georgia Power is forcing a family off their farm with eminent domain for a Data Center “I'm fighting for survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This data center project affects over 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and use eminent domain Georgia Power claims its to strengthen the grid for the growing energy demand in Georgia (due to many new data centers) The lines are widely linked to Project Sail This isn’t a small operation. Project Sail is a $17 billion hyperscale data center campus by Prologis, Atlas that includes 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million square feet on 829 acres. It will demand hundreds of megawatts of continuous power equivalent to what a small city uses We cannon allow data centers to take priority over farmers

Wall Street Apes

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Georgia Power is trying to push a family off their farm via eminent domain for a data center: “I'm fighting for the survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center.” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table, wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This project impacts more than 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and, if needed, use eminent domain. They claim it's to strengthen the grid for Georgia's rising energy demand from new data centers. The lines are widely linked to Project Sail — a $17 billion hyperscale campus by Prologis, Atlas with 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million sq ft on 829 acres, demanding hundreds of megawatts, roughly a small city's power. We cannot allow data centers to be prioritized over farmers.
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Georgia Power is trying to push a family off their farm via eminent domain for a data center: “I'm fighting for the survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center.” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table, wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This project impacts more than 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and, if needed, use eminent domain. They claim it's to strengthen the grid for Georgia's rising energy demand from new data centers. The lines are widely linked to Project Sail — a $17 billion hyperscale campus by Prologis, Atlas with 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million sq ft on 829 acres, demanding hundreds of megawatts, roughly a small city's power. We cannot allow data centers to be prioritized over farmers.

redpillbot

60,418 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I'm THRILLED to share my latest VFX and animation project!!!! I seriously can't thank @/OGVFX more for helping me grow so much and get me through so many issues and frustrations. Not just all those god-level houdini techniques, he was also like a mentor of my life. AAAAAaa~~~ Christain 💙💙💙 Also shoutout to Sofia (ins: pickledsofa) for the hugeeeeeee animation help. As well as Raymond(in: dray3d) for additional feedback and final approval! 💖 Most challenges came from managing the data with such scene scale and planning effects for all universal shots (of the PC we have... X_x) I had to break almost everything into smaller parts, from fracture, RBD, pyro...to render. Lots of grinding, wellbeing and my soul over the past few months. The last 10% always takes 90% of the time, but it's finally done, and I’m super happy with the result! —— I still couldn't believe it (´; v;`) Anyway, Hope you enjoy the breakdown and have a nice weekend ｡:.ﾟヽ(*´v`)ﾉﾟ.:｡ #houdini #sidefx #autodeskmaya #creature #animation #VFX
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I'm THRILLED to share my latest VFX and animation project!!!! I seriously can't thank @/OGVFX more for helping me grow so much and get me through so many issues and frustrations. Not just all those god-level houdini techniques, he was also like a mentor of my life. AAAAAaa~~~ Christain 💙💙💙 Also shoutout to Sofia (ins: pickledsofa) for the hugeeeeeee animation help. As well as Raymond(in: dray3d) for additional feedback and final approval! 💖 Most challenges came from managing the data with such scene scale and planning effects for all universal shots (of the PC we have... X_x) I had to break almost everything into smaller parts, from fracture, RBD, pyro...to render. Lots of grinding, wellbeing and my soul over the past few months. The last 10% always takes 90% of the time, but it's finally done, and I’m super happy with the result! —— I still couldn't believe it (´; v;`) Anyway, Hope you enjoy the breakdown and have a nice weekend ｡:.ﾟヽ(*´v`)ﾉﾟ.:｡ #houdini #sidefx #autodeskmaya #creature #animation #VFX

It's Po !!

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Because people genuinely still don't understand how long it takes to develop major features and entire new game modes: Gavin Winter (Senior Systems Designer OW) on Emongg's stream mentioned that there's been a whole separate team dedicated to making the new Stadium mode for "a lot of the time" Gavin has been at Blizzard. For context, Gavin has been at Blizzard for nearly 4 years. He also mentions that gameplay engineers have been working on Stadium "for the past few years". Stadium having been worked on for 3 years lines up with the timeline of Hero Missions being publicly announced to be cancelled in May 16th 2023, with strong rumours that indicate Hero Missions were internally scrapped at least a year before that. Meaning that if developers were reassigned from Hero Missions to Stadium in early 2022; it has now been 3 years almost exactly to the day - lining up with the timeline Gavin alluded to in his comments. People also need to remember it's been nearly a year and a half since the Diablo collaboration when we first got to see some of the early testing of perks/skill trees in gameplay publicly. We just didn't know what project we were publicly testing for until now. It makes sense to reassign developers and convert the work done on PvE into something more in line with the true direction of OW which is PvP game play. Stadium is the result of that, taking the best parts from the old Hero Missions project and transforming it into something else that works better for the current game. All of this to say; development doesn't happen in 2 months. To the dismay of the far too many people that somehow think it does.
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Because people genuinely still don't understand how long it takes to develop major features and entire new game modes: Gavin Winter (Senior Systems Designer OW) on Emongg's stream mentioned that there's been a whole separate team dedicated to making the new Stadium mode for "a lot of the time" Gavin has been at Blizzard. For context, Gavin has been at Blizzard for nearly 4 years. He also mentions that gameplay engineers have been working on Stadium "for the past few years". Stadium having been worked on for 3 years lines up with the timeline of Hero Missions being publicly announced to be cancelled in May 16th 2023, with strong rumours that indicate Hero Missions were internally scrapped at least a year before that. Meaning that if developers were reassigned from Hero Missions to Stadium in early 2022; it has now been 3 years almost exactly to the day - lining up with the timeline Gavin alluded to in his comments. People also need to remember it's been nearly a year and a half since the Diablo collaboration when we first got to see some of the early testing of perks/skill trees in gameplay publicly. We just didn't know what project we were publicly testing for until now. It makes sense to reassign developers and convert the work done on PvE into something more in line with the true direction of OW which is PvP game play. Stadium is the result of that, taking the best parts from the old Hero Missions project and transforming it into something else that works better for the current game. All of this to say; development doesn't happen in 2 months. To the dismay of the far too many people that somehow think it does.

Kev Walker

367,294 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

✨We are excited to open-source Tencent HY-Motion 1.0, a billion-parameter text-to-motion model built on the Diffusion Transformer (DiT) architecture and flow matching. Tencent HY-Motion 1.0 empowers developers and individual creators alike by transforming natural language into high-fidelity, fluid, and diverse 3D character animations, delivering exceptional instruction-following capabilities across a broad range of categories. The generated 3D animation assets can be seamlessly integrated into typical 3D animation pipelines.🎮🎥 Highlights: 🔹Billion-Scale DiT: Successfully scaled flow-matching DiT to 1B+ parameters, setting a new ceiling for instruction-following capability and generated motion quality. 🔹Full-Stage Training Strategy: The industry’s first motion generation model featuring a complete Pre-training → SFT → RL loop to optimize physical plausibility and semantic accuracy. 🔹Comprehensive Category Coverage: Features 200+ motion categories across 6 major classes—the most comprehensive in the industry, curated via a meticulous data pipeline. 🌐Project Page: 🔗Github: 🤗Hugging Face: 📄Technical report:
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✨We are excited to open-source Tencent HY-Motion 1.0, a billion-parameter text-to-motion model built on the Diffusion Transformer (DiT) architecture and flow matching. Tencent HY-Motion 1.0 empowers developers and individual creators alike by transforming natural language into high-fidelity, fluid, and diverse 3D character animations, delivering exceptional instruction-following capabilities across a broad range of categories. The generated 3D animation assets can be seamlessly integrated into typical 3D animation pipelines.🎮🎥 Highlights: 🔹Billion-Scale DiT: Successfully scaled flow-matching DiT to 1B+ parameters, setting a new ceiling for instruction-following capability and generated motion quality. 🔹Full-Stage Training Strategy: The industry’s first motion generation model featuring a complete Pre-training → SFT → RL loop to optimize physical plausibility and semantic accuracy. 🔹Comprehensive Category Coverage: Features 200+ motion categories across 6 major classes—the most comprehensive in the industry, curated via a meticulous data pipeline. 🌐Project Page: 🔗Github: 🤗Hugging Face: 📄Technical report:

Tencent Hy

328,874 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

The Ukrainian mistake that put an entire strategy into question Until the end of 2024, Ukrainian defenses using drones were very effective, slowing down not only the Russian advance but also inflicting significant casualties. During this period, the Russians heavily invested in drones, from factories to the development of fiber-optic drones, which were still produced in small quantities. By the end of 2024, a second Chinese restriction on the sale of components further complicated these transactions for both sides. Both industries were already manufacturing various components in small quantities, but still heavily dependent on Chinese imports. While the Russians expanded their intermediary networks to bypass restrictions and maintain Chinese imports, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense decided to invest in local companies to produce fiber-optic cables. Essentially, all other components continued to be imported from China via intermediaries, but strangely, several Ukrainian companies started manufacturing low-quality cables and received government funding. The result was an unprecedented superiority of Russian drones on the battlefield, while Ukrainian fiber-optic drones were produced in much smaller numbers, with limited range and low-quality fibers that broke easily. This mistake of nationalizing such a sensitive component was initiated by the Ministry and not due to Chinese restrictions, since all other components continued to be imported through intermediaries. In my view, it was a bold strategy that ultimately failed, compromising the Ukrainian advantage until that moment. You either win the war or make money. It's hard to do both. It will be a major challenge for Ukraine to regain its front-line capacity as it previously was, facing a Russian production of 500,000 fiber-optic drones annually. This significant error weakened Ukrainian defense, which was already operating with low manpower and high desertion rates, but was still adjusting and maintaining the front through the hiring of mercenaries for many months. Given the scarcity of equipment on the front line, there is doubt whether lowering recruitment age will have the desired effect to sustain the front for a long period. It would also be necessary to resolve the issue with fiber-optic drones and for Ukraine to receive another batch of equipment from 2023, which I believe is unlikely. The situation involves multiple aspects of deterioration that have persisted for a long time, continuing to impact the AFU. While financial aid is being maintained, the absence of American support with weaponry is being felt as a crucial issue.
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The Ukrainian mistake that put an entire strategy into question Until the end of 2024, Ukrainian defenses using drones were very effective, slowing down not only the Russian advance but also inflicting significant casualties. During this period, the Russians heavily invested in drones, from factories to the development of fiber-optic drones, which were still produced in small quantities. By the end of 2024, a second Chinese restriction on the sale of components further complicated these transactions for both sides. Both industries were already manufacturing various components in small quantities, but still heavily dependent on Chinese imports. While the Russians expanded their intermediary networks to bypass restrictions and maintain Chinese imports, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense decided to invest in local companies to produce fiber-optic cables. Essentially, all other components continued to be imported from China via intermediaries, but strangely, several Ukrainian companies started manufacturing low-quality cables and received government funding. The result was an unprecedented superiority of Russian drones on the battlefield, while Ukrainian fiber-optic drones were produced in much smaller numbers, with limited range and low-quality fibers that broke easily. This mistake of nationalizing such a sensitive component was initiated by the Ministry and not due to Chinese restrictions, since all other components continued to be imported through intermediaries. In my view, it was a bold strategy that ultimately failed, compromising the Ukrainian advantage until that moment. You either win the war or make money. It's hard to do both. It will be a major challenge for Ukraine to regain its front-line capacity as it previously was, facing a Russian production of 500,000 fiber-optic drones annually. This significant error weakened Ukrainian defense, which was already operating with low manpower and high desertion rates, but was still adjusting and maintaining the front through the hiring of mercenaries for many months. Given the scarcity of equipment on the front line, there is doubt whether lowering recruitment age will have the desired effect to sustain the front for a long period. It would also be necessary to resolve the issue with fiber-optic drones and for Ukraine to receive another batch of equipment from 2023, which I believe is unlikely. The situation involves multiple aspects of deterioration that have persisted for a long time, continuing to impact the AFU. While financial aid is being maintained, the absence of American support with weaponry is being felt as a crucial issue.

Patricia Marins

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Etched has recruited legends from NVIDIA, Intel, Broadcom, Apple, and DeepMind: - Brian Loiler: built NVIDIA's HGX and DGX systems from scratch over 22 years - Wayne Cao: led 0-to-1 production for the original iPhone - David Munday: built the TPU software team at Google - Saptadeep Pal: NVIDIA's H100 architecture team - Mark Ross: ex-CTO of Cypress (acquired for $9.4B) They recruit through a process they call project-based recruiting: "We map out all of the hardest technical problems across all industries that anyone has ever had to solve. We look at who did the 0 to 1, who was actually in charge, who did the work. We talked to as many people as possible, and then we just track it. The amount of people who say yes after the first conversation is low, but the amount who say yes after the 20th is surprisingly high. The number one guy in the world versus the number ten versus the number one hundred is a huge difference in whether it's actually possible to solve the problem."
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Etched has recruited legends from NVIDIA, Intel, Broadcom, Apple, and DeepMind: - Brian Loiler: built NVIDIA's HGX and DGX systems from scratch over 22 years - Wayne Cao: led 0-to-1 production for the original iPhone - David Munday: built the TPU software team at Google - Saptadeep Pal: NVIDIA's H100 architecture team - Mark Ross: ex-CTO of Cypress (acquired for $9.4B) They recruit through a process they call project-based recruiting: "We map out all of the hardest technical problems across all industries that anyone has ever had to solve. We look at who did the 0 to 1, who was actually in charge, who did the work. We talked to as many people as possible, and then we just track it. The amount of people who say yes after the first conversation is low, but the amount who say yes after the 20th is surprisingly high. The number one guy in the world versus the number ten versus the number one hundred is a huge difference in whether it's actually possible to solve the problem."

Patrick OShaughnessy

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