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Logarithmic maps are incredibly useful for algorithms on surfaces--they're local 2D coordinates centered at a given source. Yousuf Soliman and I found a better way to compute log maps w/ fast short-time heat flow in "The Affine Heat Method" presented @ SGP2025 today! 🧵

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Building gigawatt scale datacenters in the oceans may be even easier than I had previously thought. Normally for OTEC cold deep sea water and warm surface waters are needed. Because that gigawatt is generating a lot of heat as an end product of compute, along with some additional solar thermal collection, we won’t need warm surface water at all, allowing these datacenters to go almost anywhere with enough depth. Additionally, that gigawatt of heat may be hotter than surface seawater normally used for OTEC, allowing for much shallower piping (200m instead of 1000m) while also being more efficient. The availability of unlimited cold water for the condenser is the key factor we can’t replicate on land. This brings the potential energy generation for ocean based compute up from 10 terawatts to potentially thousands of terawatts, as the locations are not limited to areas with the warmest surface waters. The excess energy needed for hundreds or thousands of people to also live on these structures is minimal compared to that needed for compute.

Building gigawatt scale datacenters in the oceans may be even easier than I had previously thought. Normally for OTEC cold deep sea water and warm surface waters are needed. Because that gigawatt is generating a lot of heat as an end product of compute, along with some additional solar thermal collection, we won’t need warm surface water at all, allowing these datacenters to go almost anywhere with enough depth. Additionally, that gigawatt of heat may be hotter than surface seawater normally used for OTEC, allowing for much shallower piping (200m instead of 1000m) while also being more efficient. The availability of unlimited cold water for the condenser is the key factor we can’t replicate on land. This brings the potential energy generation for ocean based compute up from 10 terawatts to potentially thousands of terawatts, as the locations are not limited to areas with the warmest surface waters. The excess energy needed for hundreds or thousands of people to also live on these structures is minimal compared to that needed for compute.

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I came to crypto for the money. But somewhere along the way, I looked up and saw something bigger: an online universe connecting anyone, anywhere. I fell in love with the stories, the people, and the moments blockchain makes possible. I wanted to tell them. Over the last 6 months, I’ve worked closely with Phantom on a short series called HUMAN.EXE, a collection of some of my favorite stories, centered on the people pushing crypto forward. Crypto changed my life. And for millions of others, it’s creating new paths to ownership, access, and possibility. These are the stories that made me believe. Excited to finally share them.

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One thing I found useful when I was researching skate materials is the napkin test. If you rub a PTFE skate against a pad for a bit and hold it near small paper scraps, it attracts them. That’s triboelectric charging in action, and it’s just something PTFE does because of where it sits on the triboelectric series. POM doesn’t really do that in the same way. I’m not saying that’s the only reason feel changes over time, there are probably other factors too. But when I was deciding what to run on Skyline it felt like an unnecessary variable to keep around, especially for players who are actively trying to build consistent muscle memory.

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I allowed distraction and disheartenment to prevent this post today so here it is, better late than never. If you are looking for a church to attend on Sunday, go check out an Orthodox Church. We are original Christianity. Founded at Pentecost in 33 AD, we have by-name Succession back to the Apostles. We are a hospital for the sick, not a courtroom for the guilty. We are a church full of sinners, yet produce holy Saints. Come and see☦️

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TRUE Seasonal games, like Path of Exile, Marathon, or even EFT (we'll see today), are designed in a way for players to engage with the seasonal content and then move on. Between seasons/leagues, I can play a new game, say Elden Ring, or God of War: Ragnarok, enjoy the game, and look at my calendar and know that on May 29th, at 1:00 PM PST, the new PoE league drops and I will LOG IN. And, that time away (whilst playing other titles) makes the return experience that much more enriched. This might be an odd segue, BUT... I still keep seeing posts about "concurrent players abysmally low, dead game," etc. People who are posting this stuff literally have zero IQ. I know it's all rage bait and engagement farm, but, sadly, it pushes a false narrative and poisons and seeds a negative perception that spreads throughout the gaming community; whether it's with EFT, Marathon, Hunt: Showdown, Path of Exile, and other seasonal games. And, I know when these types of posts acquire mass engagement because people come into stream every day asking, "this game isn't dead yet?" Just cuz a game is off season, doesn't mean it's dead lmao. Sucks cuz I know creatives at the studios probably catch wind of these posts and I'm sure it's a bit demoralizing and stuff... Marathon is still getting heat about it's concurrent player count; trust me, if UbiSoft Singapore are still pumping out content for that AAAA game, Skull and Bones, other studios will be just fine. Marathon, Marauders, EFT, Hunt: Showdown, etc., they ain't goin nowhere. GGG didn't necessarily come up with the philosophy, but they doubled down on it; kudos to them for taking the risk, paving the way for other seasonal games. W economy reset. W wipes. W progression resets. Obviously, this isn't for everyone; casual players get left behind, but I'm a gamer, and I need a game to satiate my gaming addiction, Minecraft ain't gonna cut it for me big dog.

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You actually killed the hype for Suisei being added to the game. The first HoloLive member being added and you decide to screw everyone over for no reason other than greed. You’re a multi billion dollar corpo backed by Tencent and Disney so make a better product instead of this awful business decision. The game has been buggy, the launcher is terrible and you keep wasting money on gambling in creative maps. I think its finally time to cancel Fortnite crew, the skins haven’t been good, and the price doesn’t justify the decrease in rewards. That community note building up is gonna cook you good.

You actually killed the hype for Suisei being added to the game. The first HoloLive member being added and you decide to screw everyone over for no reason other than greed. You’re a multi billion dollar corpo backed by Tencent and Disney so make a better product instead of this awful business decision. The game has been buggy, the launcher is terrible and you keep wasting money on gambling in creative maps. I think its finally time to cancel Fortnite crew, the skins haven’t been good, and the price doesn’t justify the decrease in rewards. That community note building up is gonna cook you good.

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