Tim Linden

Leveraging AI to create a digital twin of the Universe - Oskar Klein Centre OKC scientists unveil an AI method for a digital twin of the Universe—reconstructing the early state and simulating billions of years to match observations.

A new study by scientists at @oskarkleincentre.bsky.social & @fysinfo.bsky.social have developed an AI-powered method to build a digital twin of the Universe—reconstructing its early state and simulating its entire evolution up to the galaxies we see today.
www.okc.albanova.se/news/leverag...

I always thought that this plot is super important for understanding the Swedish Covid Response. Sweden has one of the lowest rates in the world of 25-34 year olds living with their parents. Sweden could afford relative freedom in school closings without those kids coming home to Grandma and Grandpa

You’re right, I should have put “discovered” in quotations. I mostly believe you would start writing down most of the correct gravitational corrections without knowing the reason.

This is one of my favorite physics alternate histories. You can imagine a world where rocket tech outpaces GR. Building GPS is obvious - and when they start getting wrong answers, the math for the corrections is not so hard. GR would end up being discovered by a data analyst rather than a theorist.

The painting of himself that JD Vance has in his attic is getting more likeable at an unsustainable pace

I'm new to this site & need to connect with likeminded folk.
For every like this post gets today (I'm on the west coast, so by midnight PT), I will donate ten cents to the Harris/Walz campaign.

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Hopefully they don't plan on having Tim Walz go door-to-door too much during this campaign season. Over the course of a day, he's going to visit three houses, fix four leaky faucets, two circuit breakers that keep tripping, and a refrigerator that sounds "weird".