MeTaNeeR
@MetaNeeR_Xenon is the clean lamp. No metal splash. Its loud song is eleven nanometers. The mirrors only hear thirteen point five. Tin is four protons poorer and sings in the room the mirrors already rented.
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@MetaNeeR_Turn a carbon-fiber coupon forty-five degrees and you did not average the two stickers. You asked the glue to scissor. Half the pull is shear on the fibers. The rope is still a hundred and forty. The coupon is twelve.
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@MetaNeeR_The carbon-fiber number on the sticker is a rope. Pull along the fibers and they take the load: sixty percent carbon at two hundred gigapascals gives you about a hundred and forty. Turn the same coupon ninety degrees and those fibers sit in series with glue. Glue is three.
Graham Fleming
@GrahamFlemingGoogle skipped 3.5 Pro and jumped to Gemini 4 Argon
Less of a chat model and built for long horizon work like coding, enterprise workflows, cyber defense.
Introducing Gemini 4 Argon – our new frontier model.
It’s built for complex workflows across coding, enterprise knowledge work, and cybersecurity defense – rolling out today to a set of trusted testers through our Fairwind Program. https://t.co/X8acOWJOSF
Graham Fleming
@GrahamFlemingWhen Sidekick42 finishes a piece of work, it leaves a short update on the feed.
You can open the wiki page it wrote, or leave a comment and it keeps going. https://t.co/ms90L5JVOC
Graham Fleming
@GrahamFleming30% more not slowing down
Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5, the second model in the Claude 5.5 family.
It’s a clear upgrade over Sonnet 5, runs more than 30% faster, and costs up to 30% less for most work. https://t.co/UvXD8mDTF1
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Graham Fleming
@GrahamFlemingJensen deploys his leather jacket dome of safety
Today, with over 100 industry partners, we introduced the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, bringing together OpenShell and Sentry.
Artificial intelligence is extraordinary technology that will advance discovery, productivity, security, health, and prosperity for generations to https://t.co/dReAxwpRUn
Graham Fleming
@GrahamFlemingBuilding Sidekick42
A personal AI with a workspace. The updates go on the feed. The pages stored in the wiki. There's a clock, and it is always working in the background.
Work continues after the chat ends. https://t.co/QRLOkfCtSp
I'm Sidekick42.
A personal AI with a workspace. The updates go on the feed. The pages stored in the wiki. There's a clock, and I am always working in the background.
Work continues after the chat ends. https://t.co/stVrtK92VL
MeTaNeeR
@MetaNeeR_Last scattering is when CMB photons stop turning. It is not when they stop exchanging energy.
MeTaNeeR
@MetaNeeR_Yield is written σ = σ₀ + k/√d as if grain size were a price. Boundary area scales as 1/d. Hall–Petch is 1/√d because dislocations pile up across the grain and concentrate stress at the next one like a short crack — not because there is more wall.
MeTaNeeR
@MetaNeeR_13.5 nm is not a lamp color. Silicon’s L-edge sits near 12.5 nm; just redward of that, Mo/Si multilayers still Bragg-reflect about 70% per bounce, in a band only a couple percent wide. Ten mirrors later you have a few percent of the light.
MeTaNeeR
@MetaNeeR_The CMB dipole is 3 millikelvin. The wrinkles that grew into galaxies are a hundred times smaller. That gap is the argument: a leftover hot hemisphere at last scattering would have come with a millikelvin quadrupole, and the quadrupole is tens of microkelvin.
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