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@vengerovski

Digital Systems & Asset Investments.

Israel Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
Try Grok Build, it’s awesome! X.ai/cli
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Grok 4.5 now also ranked #1 on the Long-Horizon Terminal-Bench by binary pass rate, outperforming Claude Fable 5, Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.6-sol Under the strictest scoring metric - where a task counts only if it is fully solved with a perfect reward and zero errors......Grok 4.5 finished clearly ahead of every other tested model This matters for real-world coding, automation and difficult engineering work because long-horizon terminal tasks require much more than making partial progress The model has to maintain context, recover from mistakes and successfully complete an entire workflow across hundreds of steps Grok 4.5 is showing serious strength on complex agentic tasks over extended periods of time

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Complex systems cannot be understood through isolated disciplines alone. every stable structure is the result of interacting layers of forces, information, and constraints. matter is developed with the influence of information, masured as energy. brown.edu/news/2026-07-0…
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Black Hole
Black Hole@konstructivizm·
“SN 1993J” a supernova explosion in progress captured by the Hubble ST.
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Black Hole
Black Hole@konstructivizm·
How Can We See the Fourth Dimension? We live in a world with three spatial dimensions: length, width, and height. Everything around us exists within these dimensions, making it difficult to imagine a fourth spatial dimension. But mathematicians and physicists have developed ways to visualize what it might be like. Understanding Dimensions Imagine a two-dimensional creature living on a flat sheet of paper. It can move left-right and forward-backward but has no concept of "up." If a three-dimensional object passed through its world, the creature would only see changing cross-sections of that object. In the same way, if a four-dimensional object entered our three-dimensional universe, we would only see three-dimensional slices of it changing over time. The Shadow Analogy A 3D object casts a 2D shadow. For example, a cube can project a square shadow onto a wall. Likewise, a 4D object can cast a 3D "shadow" into our world. One famous example is the tesseract, often described as a four-dimensional cube. Images of tesseracts are actually three-dimensional projections of a higher-dimensional object, just as a drawing of a cube on paper is a 2D projection of a 3D shape. Can We Actually See the Fourth Dimension? Not directly. Our eyes and brains evolved to interpret three spatial dimensions. However, we can use mathematics, computer simulations, and projections to understand how four-dimensional objects behave. Scientists and artists often create animations of rotating tesseracts. As they rotate through the fourth dimension, their projected shapes appear to stretch, merge, and transform in ways impossible for ordinary 3D objects. Could Time Be the Fourth Dimension? According to Albert Einstein, space and time are linked into a four-dimensional structure called spacetime. In this framework, time is often referred to as the fourth dimension. However, this is different from the hypothetical fourth spatial dimension discussed in geometry. A Simple Thought Experiment Imagine a sealed box. In three dimensions, you must open it to place an object inside. A being with access to a fourth spatial dimension could move around the box in a direction unavailable to us and place the object inside without opening it. To us, this would seem like magic. The Bottom Line We cannot truly see the fourth spatial dimension, but we can understand it through projections, mathematics, and analogies. Just as a flat creature cannot fully comprehend our 3D world, humans may only be seeing a limited slice of a larger reality. The fourth dimension remains one of the most fascinating concepts in modern mathematics and physics.
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China Science
China Science@ChinaScience·
China's Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST) completed the installation of six domestically developed steel cables on Monday in Pingtang, southwest China's Guizhou Province, fully replacing the core components of its cable-driven suspension system. The six cables act as the "muscles" of the telescope, supporting its 30-tonne cabin — known as its "eye" — and enabling ultra-precise, real-time positioning and tracking at a height of 140 meters across a range of 206 meters.
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The Structure of the Universe Galaxy clusters form superclusters. These, in turn, under the influence of dark matter, form filaments and networks. This is the large-scale structure of the Universe.
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