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@ins0mniak

The last remaining human demographic that supports the democrat party, fat White women.

@StarProphet China would go along with an international agreement to ban further AI research then set up a deep bunker full of AI servers and finish theirs. A closed society cannot be monitored.

@judgedread @judgedread

“For centuries, the complex mathematics describing the movement of liquids and gases—from the air rushing over an airplane’s wing to the turbulent currents of the ocean—have stumped the world’s most brilliant minds. These principles are governed by a notoriously difficult set of partial differential equations (or PDEs), known as the Navier-Stokes equations, which remain one of the seven unsolved “Millennium Prize Problems” in mathematics.”

“Now, researchers at Google’s AI lab, DeepMind, have demonstrated a novel approach that’s yielding fresh insights.”

This is very useful for flow dynamics in rocket engines. 🚀

For centuries, the complex mathematics describing the movement of liquids and gases—from the air rushing over an airplane’s wing to the turbulent currents of the ocean—have stumped the world's most brilliant minds. These principles are governed by a notoriously difficult set of partial differential equations (or PDEs), known as the Navier-Stokes equations, which remain one of the seven unsolved "Millennium Prize Problems" in mathematics.

Now, researchers at Google's AI lab, DeepMind, have demonstrated a novel approach that's yielding fresh insights.

By training a type of AI known as a Graph Neural Network on complex fluid-flow simulations, the system was able to discover "surprising new solutions" to these century-old problems. The achievement "marks the first time a machine learning model has been used to discover new and verifiable solutions to a famous PDE," according to the DeepMind team.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/google-deepmind-ai-crac...
@TornadoOfTerror A pundit can survive being exposed as a crypto-faggot, but not as a crypto-jew.
@petra Once anti-racism's scientific basis collapses (the evidence already exists, it just needs to be better distributed) they will be classified as non-human and everyone will be better off.
@judgedread @Viking5050 The boomers on the left in the video just sit there and take it. There is nothing they can physically do and they know their time in the world is short anyway. Just keep their head down and pretend it's not there and they can get back to their boomer distractions.

They young guys don't give a shit and just mock the entire situation. They are the ones going to be making choices and decisions in the coming decades. And they're completely done with these apes. There will be some among the young that yearn to end the nonsense forever.
Black people like this really aren't prepared for when all the boomers die off and people like the young men not so casually making fun of her gain power, no one under 50 has any sympathy for them and everyone under 50 has had likely multiple extremely negative experiences with them. The resulting policy shift from the boomer die off is going to make Jim Crow look tame, only instead of outright segregation they're just going to find that all the social programs that so many of them rely on simply don't exist anymore. Zoomers will cut them where it really hurts and will let the phone ring when someone calls to yell at them into turning it all back on.

If you're anti-technology, you're not preparing for war.

You're just preparing to be killed by a superior foe.

🔮 Preview :

• Flight Test 11 🚀 could occur in the October time frame
• 12 likely will be the first flight of the V3 #Starship in early 2026
• 13 and 14 probably the first orbital flight, complete with operational deployment of #Starlink satellites 🛰️
• 15 to 20 #SpaceX is likely to launch two Starships to conduct an in-orbit refueling ⛽ test no earlier than the second half of 2026
arstechnica.com/space/2025/08/

#European 🇪🇺 and #Japanese 🇯🇵 #SpaceAgencies opted for traditional, expendable 🗑️ rockets instead of pushing toward reuse ♻️.

As a result, both of these competitors for commercial #satellite launches are now about a decade behind #SpaceX in terms of launch technology. If the ambitious #Starship rocket is successful, that gap could widen further arstechnica.com/space/2025/08/

The #price of heavy launches to #LEO has fallen from $65,000 💰 per kilogram to $1,500 💵 per kilogram—more than a 95 percent decrease 📉. A significant factor in the capacity equation is the potential capabilities of #Starship 🚀 mckinsey.com/industries/aerosp

#LaunchCost

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