Aleksei Schekotikhin

@sun_raji @demishassabis This is not true, see Alpha Fold, Isomorphic Labs etc

@demishassabis You are using your talent to sell more stuff for Google, not tangible scientific breakthroughs, that can be implemented at scale to benefit humanity.

Gemini Omni is a major leap in world understanding & multimodal editing! It can take photos, video & audio and build entirely new scenes. Over time it’ll be able to handle any input & any output - starting w/ video You can even give it your own videos & iterate on your ideas:

@konstructivizm Man, this AI generated images are out of control. Blocking this account forever

From Apollo to Artemis — the evolution of deep-space exploration continues. NASA’s Apollo Command/Service Module (CSM) carried astronauts during Apollo missions from 1968 to 1975, supporting journeys to lunar orbit, Moon landings, and the historic Apollo–Soyuz Test Project. Today, NASA’s Orion spacecraft represents the next generation of human exploration — a modern deep-space vehicle developed for the Artemis Program, designed to carry astronauts farther than ever before on missions to the Moon and beyond.

@DavidBandel1 @pickover Got the same answer but I don't see the 3,4,5 triangle, can you show?

@pickover 3,4,5 triangle so blue is 100-25pi easy but your framing of the question about three types of ppl is so childish and low iq, I'm just gonna block you so you don't pop up in my feed again

Mathematics. There are three kinds of people on Earth: ❄️1) Those who can simply look at this diagram and know if the area of the blue region is greater than 20 units squared. ❄️2) Those who can actually compute the area. ❄️3) Those who can do neither 1 or 2).

@NJTRANSIT NJ Transit, when are you going to clean Newark Penn of drug users? They block the stairs while doing their business

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@konstructivizm Did you use AI to generate the infographic? It doesn't make any sense.

SpaceX’s Starship program is evolving at a blistering pace that would have seemed impossible just a decade ago — racing from the raw, explosive prototypes of Version 1 to the sophisticated Version 3 now preparing for flight.The early Starship V1 vehicles, known as the SN (serial number) prototypes, were true flying testbeds. Built from gleaming stainless steel — chosen not only for its low cost but for its remarkable strength when chilled to cryogenic temperatures — these ships pushed the limits of what was possible. Many ended in spectacular fireballs during landing attempts, yet every dramatic failure delivered hard-won lessons in flight control, tank pressurization, and structural resilience.By the time Version 2 arrived, Starship had matured significantly. It featured upgraded Raptor engines, refined heat shield tiles for surviving the fury of reentry, and stretched propellant tanks that boosted payload capacity. What began as a daring experiment was quickly transforming into a capable, near-operational spacecraft.Now comes the ambitious leap to Starship Version 3. This iteration promises substantially higher thrust (thanks largely to the advanced Raptor 3 engines), dramatically simplified plumbing for faster and cheaper manufacturing, and a redesigned structure built from the ground up for rapid, routine reuse. Slightly taller than its predecessor, V3 is engineered to haul well over 100 tons to orbit while making full reusability a reality — bringing SpaceX one giant step closer to its audacious goal of making life multiplanetary.What makes this progression truly remarkable is the relentless feedback loop: real flight data is analyzed, problems are identified, and improvements are folded back into the next vehicle — often within months instead of decades. In the old world of aerospace, such leaps took generations. At SpaceX, they happen on the cadence of test flights.This isn’t just rocket development. It’s a fundamental redefinition of how humanity builds machines to reach the stars.

@ryanmcg86 @EYakoby Making busses free is a terrible idea. Make free-fare cards for people that actually need them. With free busses for all you make them slowly destroyed over time.

@EYakoby Yes, nothing is free. But this is literally what taxes SHOULD be going towards. Social services. Public goods. If not that, what would taxes be for?

“But the question is how you'll make [buses] free.” Mamdani: “I'm going to raise taxes by $9 billion.” So the buses aren’t free, New Yorkers will just be paying for them with increased taxes.

@jakatak4 @elonmusk Not true. Lots of independents/centrists will consider voting for the third party.

@elonmusk What’s the point of a third-party when you’re just gonna hand over the election to the Democrats by splitting the vote?

The America Party is needed to fight the Republican/Democrat Uniparty

@megbasham @AmericaPartyX I am serious and I think this is a great idea. So your statement is wrong.

@AmericaPartyX No. No serious person thinks this is a good idea.

MAGA is the past. Woke is a distraction. The Middle is the future. America Party is the Party of the Middle Majority.

@DanCham03014042 @elonmusk Centrists/Independents would happily vote for the new party

By a factor of 2 to 1, you want a new political party and you shall have it! When it comes to bankrupting our country with waste & graft, we live in a one-party system, not a democracy. Today, the America Party is formed to give you back your freedom.

@NJTRANSIT_RVL What about 6:26 and 6:33 trains? No trains and no updates on them anywhere. Can you at least communicate what is going on. Hundreds of people are waiting in 100 heat on the platform!

Raritan Valley Line train #5439, the 5:44 PM from Newark Penn Station, is canceled due to mechanical issues. Please take train #5441, the 6:05 PM from Newark Penn Station, making an additional stop at Garwood.

@epaleezeldin You apparently lie because no way you asked every single driver if they hate it or not. This is a great signal - when someone tries to speak on behalf of "everyone" the person is usually a professional lier and tries to use people for own good.

Start/stop technology: where your car dies at every red light so companies get a climate participation trophy. EPA approved it, and everyone hates it, so we’re fixing it.

@C_Sommerfeldt @NYCMayor And yet you didn't mention in the NYT article that they discussed a need to audit MTA. You obviously don't ride the subway and don't see all workers and police standing and doing nothing right it front of fare evaders. Pathetic journalism.

.@NYCMayor's team refused to tell multiple outlets where he & Trump DOT head Duffy would hold a presser today after their subway ride. We found out anyway, and I asked Duffy if he still considers the subways a "shithole." "Some would say," he replied before getting in a car.

@tararosenblum @RepMikeLawler Recent poll estimated that 60% of people are in favor of the congestion pricing (and this number has been growing as benefits become apparent). This decision highlights how democracy fails.

JUST IN - Rep. Lawler, a leading opponent of NYC congestion pricing, reacts to today's news the Trump administration is moving to halt it. @RepMikeLawler spoke to Secretary Duffy ahead of announcement and called the move a 'win for commuters' that will take some time to unwind.

@kodelabio I am getting repeating CC charges from your company - what are those?

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@NJTRANSIT Folks, this is pathetic. Please don't show this post to people from China using high speed trains to get around.

New stairs have been installed in Edison! The new stairs allow for a safe environment that we strive for at all our stations. A big thanks to NJ TRANSIT B&B Capital team for working hard to complete this project!

@mikeamark @ylecun There are definitely questions science can't answer, see "Gödel's incompleteness theorems"

@ylecun Are there any questions that science can’t answer? If you believe that science can answer what’s life is all about, then have you made science into your religion?

There are only 3 great scientific questions: 1. What's the universe made of? 2. What's life all about? 3. What is intelligence? There are interesting sub-questions: 1.1 What's dark matter and dark energy? 1.2 how do you get "it from bit" to paraphrase John Wheeler 1.3 what is the nature of time? 2.1 is the emergence of life an intrinsic property of the universe? 2.2 how does complexity spontaneously form? 3.1 is the emergence of intelligent behavior an intrinsic property of the universe? 3.2 how does intelligence spontaneously form? (which is why learning is so fascinating) At the core of all of these questions is the nature of information and computation.

@NJTRANSIT Fixing foggy windows?

Work continues on NJ TRANSIT's new multilevel train cars! The new vehicles are currently being prepped for interior elements including: passenger seating equipped with USB ports, LED infotainment screens, and various other cutting-edge features!

@mazemoore @DavidSacks You know, we called it "a man without principles" back in the days.

@DavidSacks If he was a Never Trumper and truly changed his mind, it shows a level of emotional and cognitive ability that should be praised.

When the Twin Towers came down, JD Vance enlisted in the Marine Corps, gung-ho to exact justice on America’s enemies. Subsequently he came to believe the Forever Wars were a mistake. This is who I want by Trump’s side: an American patriot, with the courage to fight America’s wars but the wisdom to know when to avoid them. God bless JD, God bless Trump, and God bless the USA.

@MargoinWNC @DavidSacks @StephenM Putin's top pick, great guy!

@DavidSacks @StephenM Never forget, he wrote about his Appalachian roots. He wrote a bestseller about it. It became a series. He's the best of America-from poor to Vice Presidential Candidate.

@elonmusk @wholemars Including heavily subsidized agriculture?

@wholemars Take away the subsidies. It will only help Tesla. Also, remove subsidies from all industries!

Tesla doesn't need subsidies. The other unprofitable EV makers do. We are giving $7,500 to people who buy GAS cars with a small battery. We are capping the price of EVs, hurting the profitability of the industry. If the EV tax credit dies I won't shed a tear for it.