You I am looking at live videos of a volcano in iceland. A plume is 50 meters tall and the base seems for that plume of liquid magman seems to be about 10 square meters. What is the pressure diiferential at the base to force magma to the height of 50 meters? You should have
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Zhigang Suo @zhigangsuo Knowles Lecture and Caltech Solid Mechanics Symposium Friday, 31 May 2024, 9:00am, 135 Gates-Thomas I will begin with a lecture titled, Topology and chemistry determine mechanical properties of polymers Followed by young mechanicians at Caltech— https://mce.caltech.edu/events/knowles-lecture/knowles2024 Replying to @zhigangsuo It seems this is only open to people who happen to live nearby. I
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Google DeepMind @GoogleDeepMind “We have entered an age where a single human mind cannot comprehend the data that we are gathering about the universe.” Our VP Research for Science @pushmeet joined @a16z to discuss how AI can help scientists and others with new insights. Listen now ↓ https://dpmd.ai/3wTVug5 https://pic.x.com/6rjcbep58a Replying to @GoogleDeepMind @pushmeet and @a16z
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Sebastian S. Cocioba @ATinyGreenCell If I ever make it, would love to just spend my time enabling others. An angel investor in people, not ideas, not ventures. People. Giving someone support and structure, a trellis to lean on, can have incalculable impact and I detest the notion that support makes people lazy. Replying to @ATinyGreenCell
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Chenxin Li, PhD (@chenxinli2.bsky.social) @ChenxinLi2 A related mood is “find the answer first, worry about the specific questions later.” It might sound counter intuitive, but very productive when it comes to genomics research. Replying to @ChenxinLi2Yes, it is called “cherry picking”. In new fields there is lots of low hanging fruit. Groups find things that
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You are not wrong, but all human skills can be replaced, with enough time and effort. And true AIs can work 24/7, never forget, communicate globally and optimize continuously. And many jobs now for humans only require humans because slow procedures are allowed. AI-AI lossless communication and perfect memories will put many humans out of
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I am reading https://www.nist.gov/srd/nist-standard-reference-database-71 and downloaded the program. But it has no verified publisher information in the install for windows so it is treated as insecure by Windows. This looks like it was produced in 2010 or so and the security and sharing policies have changed a lot in the last two years, let alone
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics @JFluidMech Read the latest #JFMPerspectives article in @JFluidMech: “Onsager’s ‘ideal turbulence’ theory” by Gregory Eyink https://cup.org/4aKATbQ #JFM #OA https://pic.x.com/iu5eopjlcx Replying to @JFluidMech Gregory, Thank you for sharing, particularly the history. My notes to myself will only mean something to me, but I want to leave them in this note so I
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Ryan Hall: They May 26, 2024 Tornado Outbreak, As It Happened… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fITfYtCMd98 After the fact is is too jerky to follow. In Texas south of Austin my family lost cars and house windows to softball sized hail. In Houston large trees and power to wind. I do not see a review and summary. Keep your
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You asked a question about a subject that has a large number of fairly consistent copies on the Internet. I know much of the Internet and STEMC. So it is easy to predict where the LLMs fail. OpenAI, Gemini, Grok and CoPilot all fail on harder problems and OpenAI and CoPilot always fail when asked
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