Being nihilistic about everything is intellectually lazy and self righteous, and usually naïve.
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In this work, we develop a fully analytic model showing that the hydrogen spectrum of quantum mechanics can emerge from dynamic vacuum physics.
The key takeaway: quantization can emerge naturally from a dynamic vacuum that varies in space and time, rather than being introduced as a separate postulate.
This represents an important step in strengthening the scientific foundations of the dynamic vacuum framework we are developing at Casimir. If the vacuum behaves as a physical medium with dynamic structure, it could fundamentally change how we think about energy interactions with the vacuum.
But liberals will be quick to tell them they don't know best, better to just keep the oppressive ayatollah in power.
I can't think of a better use of US military power in the world than to take out this terrible regime and let the Iranians do the rest. This isn't Iraq or Venezuela. People saying that we can't bomb our way into regime change apparently didn't follow the protests and massacres very closely a couple months ago. Iranians were begging for help so that they could topple the regime.
Yes we still need humans in the code loop, but that window is tiny (relative to the lines of code written) and getting smaller quickly.
A new feature with 1000 lines of code can now be written in 2 minutes, and often work just as desired. Yes, almost always something can be refactored, etc, but it works, and it's good.
Denying that code is now MUCH cheaper than it was pre-AI is... head in the sand stuff, I think?
I mean yes, maybe the humans will just be out of the loop in the budget if agents can do it all. But maybe it's a long tail of getting there. Or maybe it happens suddenly. Who the hell knows. Interesting times.