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Encyclopedia Cosmologica is an interactive artwork I’m building with Grok Bot . It'll launch to Alpha Centauri with Fermi Explorer in 2029, contains 5000+ piece of scifi art about advance civilization. Inspired by Jon Lomberg and Carl Sagan Thanks Philip Johnston

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston Cool

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston This is the kind of project that makes you stop scrolling. 5,000+ pieces of sci-fi art, advanced civilizations and a journey toward Alpha Centauri. The ambition here is crazy. 🚀

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston cool tech , i just wanna know the project github ..

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston Beautiful. Super cool idea.

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston Sending a 5000 piece museum of human imagination to Alpha Centauri is beyond cool. Sagan and Lomberg would be proud! 🚀✨ Ps. Such an amazing concept!

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@bot @FermiExplorer @PhilipJohnston yo do u have a github?

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Starcloud CEO Philip Johnston joins us at the NYSE 🏛 to chat their $250M round and orbital data centers. "I think we really are talking about by far the largest market opportunity ever." "We had Dylan Patel a few weeks ago saying that by 2040, half of all new compute capacity would be orbital. So we're talking about on the order of $1T a year in new capex spend by 2040." "I think it's unlikely that that will be a monopoly. That sounds surprising to me. I mean, if nothing else, that is a big enough incentive for people to get their act together on building launch vehicles." Full interview, we covered: - NVIDIA and Cisco participation - What Starcloud builds in-house vs. outsource - The launch constraint issue - Competing with SpaceX - Starship - Impact of open source models - Impact of lower cost per token - Storytelling philosophy - Data centers at sea With Mo Islam

Jack Kuhr

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Here is the beautiful scene from Wild At Heart which inspired my latest animation. By George Alexopoulos 's logic, this is not art and David Lynch is not an artist because he didn't construct every piece of the set by hand, build and play every instrument in the band, manufacture every bulb in every light, nor did he construct every cell in Nicolas Cage's body from scratch. Lynch merely Prompted the shots with words and directions instead of creating every single aspect of his film down to the dust in the air by himself. Maybe David Lynch should've tried picking up a pencil and paper to make his "films" instead!

Here is the beautiful scene from Wild At Heart which inspired my latest animation. By George Alexopoulos 's logic, this is not art and David Lynch is not an artist because he didn't construct every piece of the set by hand, build and play every instrument in the band, manufacture every bulb in every light, nor did he construct every cell in Nicolas Cage's body from scratch. Lynch merely Prompted the shots with words and directions instead of creating every single aspect of his film down to the dust in the air by himself. Maybe David Lynch should've tried picking up a pencil and paper to make his "films" instead!

Emily Youcis

23,545 görüntüleme • 28 gün önce

Beyond 5000 Hinduism is the only one of the world’s great religions dedicated to the idea that the cosmos itself undergoes an immense, indeed infinite, number of deaths and rebirths. It is the only religion in which the time scales correspond to those of modern scientific cosmology. Its cycles range from our ordinary day and night to a day and night of Brahma, 8.64 billion years long, longer than the age of the Earth or the Sun and about half the time elapsed since the Big Bang. There are still much longer time scales beyond that. Carl Sagan, Cosmos, Episode 10, “The Edge of Forever” 8.64 billion years refers to one full day and night of Brahma (kalpa + pralaya). The astonishing alignment between ancient Hindu cosmological timescales and modern astrophysics. This is why Sagan frequently cited Hindu cosmology as uniquely compatible with scientific ideas of cyclic universes.

Beyond 5000 Hinduism is the only one of the world’s great religions dedicated to the idea that the cosmos itself undergoes an immense, indeed infinite, number of deaths and rebirths. It is the only religion in which the time scales correspond to those of modern scientific cosmology. Its cycles range from our ordinary day and night to a day and night of Brahma, 8.64 billion years long, longer than the age of the Earth or the Sun and about half the time elapsed since the Big Bang. There are still much longer time scales beyond that. Carl Sagan, Cosmos, Episode 10, “The Edge of Forever” 8.64 billion years refers to one full day and night of Brahma (kalpa + pralaya). The astonishing alignment between ancient Hindu cosmological timescales and modern astrophysics. This is why Sagan frequently cited Hindu cosmology as uniquely compatible with scientific ideas of cyclic universes.

JIX5A

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