Nico Bykhovsky

The goal of my ear infection appointment is to get prescribed adderal

@karun1710 @Arsenal Hot take this sucks

We're hiring a Research Engineer at @Arsenal ⚽🔴⚪ to work directly with our Men's First Team! We're building state-of-the-art AI models for the football domain. This role will focus on building the application layer for our research to advance coaching and analysis workflows.

“As we grow sharper, we grow rounder.” — my coworker on the effect of intense study on a physique

July 4th was a movie

One should disclose if they received extra time on standardized testing before speaking

@aanegola Isn’t modern day dementia still just dementia

Compaction is modern day dementia

Gonna name my first son Nico, short for nicotine Second son will also be Nico, short for nicorette Third son will be Nico jr, taking his fathers name

They gotta make lactaid but for spicy food

@sch_rage In my head it’s for regular life

Would u rather have Wembys arms or his legs. You can’t have both

3blue1brown is for people who lack the brain power for Tim and Moby

This is a really cool project that @PratapRanade and team are working on: The New Feynman Lectures. I had the opportunity to share what I've learned about the grid and how our batteries operate within it. 👇

@redbullfuturist It’s incredible deTAIL

your sacrifice of optionality pleases the gods

Perhaps another 200mg Celsius will do the trick

Our latest paper from @arenaphysica introduces a diffusion model that generates high-resolution manufacturable two-layer RF designs with vias from target S-parameters, leveraging Heaviside, our EM simulation model, for closed-loop verification. We fabricated two RF filters on RO4003C, a hairpin re-design at 17 GHz and a combline bandpass filter at 9.5 GHz designed from scratch, with both passbands landing within 2% of target on the first fab. This is an early proof point and milestone in our pursuit of electromagnetic superintelligence. can't wait to share more of what the team's cooking up. Read the full paper on arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2605.08233

Evidently also the word Hiccups.

Whoever came up with the word giggles nailed it that’s extactly what those are

Bring back cowboy engineering

Today we’re sharing a sneak peek of Season 1 of the “New Feynman Lectures” with all of you. Maximally analog, on a chalk and blackboard, you’ll learn about key physics and engineering concepts being wielded by the engineers behind @basepowerco , @Saronic , @anduriltech , @VardaSpace , @iterorg and our own @arenaphysica . The backstory: Richard Feynman’s 1961 physics lectures are a treasure. He was a true master, with a love of science, a beginner’s mind and a practitioner’s approach. His lectures still hold up to this day and were the topic that students and scientists from all countries and backgrounds would bond over when I was in college and in grad school. Recently, I was thinking about what I love about my job at Arena Physica. It is that I get to see physics applied everyday as part of my job, by amazing practitioners pushing the frontier of applied physics as they build the most marvelous machines of our time. It often feels like we are getting an applied version of the modern feynman lectures on the job. I find it so inspirational that I wanted to share some of those stories and lessons with everyone - to make it available to curious minds, students and engineers everywhere. Episode 1 with Shaun Donovan about building resilient flight computers for autonomous combat drones at Anduril drops on April 27 on YouTube. You can subscribe at the link in the comments to make sure you don’t miss it. Grateful to our incredible lecturers – @JLopas, Shaun Donovan, @WillBruey, Mike Walsh, @Vbob202 and @hk2532_harish.

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