Dana Wakes up in a new body on Mars, the aliens who killed her want her help Dana is the main character in three books I wrote about a young girl who learns how to mind merge. That allows development of machine systems that facilitate machine-human mind merges. During the first merge, the machine learning
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/1713236266168627 Still using low energy density chemicals when you could be using atomic fuels? All that chemical mass for so little real energy or impulse. You ought to know better. Your belching engine is what one can you expect from a government agency afraid to tackle hard problems. You can go directly from nuclear and
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reviewing Glycoproteomics at https://www.nature.com/articles/s43586-022-00128-4 from https://x.com/slavov_n/status/1837829021133910203 My Comments: GlycoProteomics might come after Glycanomics and biotechnology applications Nickolai, Glycosylation ought to be one of the easier calculations to do. It is not a large problem by today’s computer standards. Easier to calculate precisely and simulate than to study in a lab. There are so many competing
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIpID3P8p7g My Comment: Can you make a “useful chart” for the CERN “standard model”? Open living interactive useful charts? They brag it does everything, but I am fairly certain it is derived from a variety of sources and a bit wishy washy in places. But it takes a serous effort in tracing sources and writing
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Wheres the beef? Where’s the data, code, explanations, and complete processes – for all humans? Where’s the lossless complete data that is actually accessible? With all the code that was used, including all the settings, and environment? It is possible to check and verify the work of hundreds of thousands of individuals over decades now.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tpAANSGN2o My Comment: All human languages, all humans, all human sounds, a universal table, a slowly emerging set of sounds On the Internet a good site would handle spoken and written communication with users in about 200 or 300 widely used languages. No one does that. Then if you ask “How many human languages are
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Using global knowledge and intelligence to stop global wars Yes. I just do not have time for the thousands of things I find wrong. What am I going to do? Beg governments and corporations to improve their overall efficiency? Beg universities to actually verify, index and make their sites AI accessible — to all AIs,
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/368957195878661 https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1837945971533135955 My Comment: Could many black holes and neutron stars orbit each other, never give off light, be stable dark and massive? Do these stars give off gravitational radiation when they do this? It might be long wavelength and weak and not in the right direction, but it follows very specific orbit and directions,
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https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1837598419034296337 Clif Collins at CollinsSoftware made a video about the state of hardware and software development All of these computer languages from the past are finite and they have very strict rules that cannot be varied. Maybe I can just say that any finite language can be optimized, or it cannot. Usually it is not
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Issues I have encountered with AIs The first post is particular to OpenAI and has 19,000 views, 100 likes, 6 re-posts in the last few days. All AIs fail consistently on scientific notation, unit conversions, anything not on the free Internet https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1836166189514363175 AIs are not good calculators because their companies refuse to provide
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