Sami Rye

17/06/2025

Black hole imaging
For the first time in human history, we’ve seen the unseeable. When scientists released the first image of a black hole in 2019 a glowing ring surrounding a dark abyss in galaxy M87 it wasn’t just a scientific achievement, it was a cosmic revelation. This shadow, cast by a monster 6.5 billion times the mass of our Sun, confirmed Einstein’s predictions and turned theory into something we could actually witness. Black hole imaging, using a planet-sized network of telescopes called the Event Horizon Telescope, gave us a glimpse into a place where light itself gets trapped and where space and time begin to blur.

14/06/2025

This was one of the coolest things I had ever seen someone at this level do at the time. Classic

11/06/2025

It’s Wednesday. You thought this was just Hump Day? Nah—
It’s F**K DAY. 💥
This is the day we don’t wait for the weekend—we make Wednesday the climax.
Lift heavy. Create harder. Show up like a beast.
🎯 Every Wednesday with
🔥 Like the fu***ng page. Join the riot.
**kDay

08/06/2025

What will we think of next? Lol

The future of computing has taken a groundbreaking turn, as scientists at Cortical Labs unveil CL1, the world’s first living computer powered by 800,000 lab-grown human brain cells.
Unlike traditional processors, CL1 integrates biological neurons with silicon hardware, allowing it to send and receive electrical impulses, process data, and adapt dynamically. These neurons are cultured directly on a silicon chip, creating a system that mimics aspects of natural brain function.

The neurons interact through Cortical Labs’ Biological Intelligence Operating System (biOS), which lets users deploy code through the neurons to execute computing tasks. To maintain functionality, CL1 is equipped with an internal life support system, including pumps, gas regulation, and temperature controls, which keeps the neurons alive for up to six months.

Starting in late 2025, CL1 will hit the market at $35,000 per unit, according to New Atlas. Given the specialized lab conditions required, Cortical Labs will also offer a remote cloud-based computing option for users who don’t have their own setup.

08/06/2025

The world is always changing, why do we think we need to stay the same?

Scientists have developed a way to grow wood in a lab, offering a sustainable alternative that doesn’t require cutting down trees. According to Scitech Daily, Researchers at MIT have pioneered a method that allows them to control the properties of lab-grown wood, adjusting its stiffness and density to create customizable wooden products.

Using bioprinting techniques, researchers can grow customizable plant-based material that mimics natural wood. They can even adjust its stiffness and density, creating tailor-made wood products for construction, furniture, and more, without the waste of traditional lumber processing.

With deforestation causing the loss of millions of hectares of forest each year, lab-grown wood could help protect ecosystems and reduce environmental damage. While still in its early stages, lab-grown wood has the potential to provide a sustainable alternative for furniture, construction, and other industries.

01/06/2025

That was incredible

01/06/2025

Just watched Wick is Pain. 🔥 This ain’t just a documentary—it’s a war cry. Every frame screams what we forget: resilience isn’t pretty, it’s personal. It’s sleepless nights, broken bones, and still getting up to make your own myth. If you’ve ever been counted out, this one’s your mirror. Watch it. Then build anyway.

WICK IS PAIN is the true story behind the John Wick phenomenon, starring Keanu Reeves-from independent film to billion-dollar franchise.

31/05/2025

Already got mine

30/05/2025

Here it goes. Want to buy your kids something? Invest in them learning the Unreal Engine. This tool is the "Microsoft Word" of the future, that's how common this thing will be in people's lives

30/05/2025

With Mr_zero_kills – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

20/11/2024

If you don’t get this reference, we can’t be friends.

18/11/2024

:::From my Custom GTP “My Alg” link in the comments:::

The Science of Happiness: How Gratitude Changes Your Brain

Gratitude isn’t just a nice habit; it’s a powerful tool that rewires your brain for greater happiness and resilience. Neuroscientists have found that practicing gratitude activates the brain’s reward system, particularly the ventral and dorsal medial prefrontal cortex. These areas are associated with feelings of pleasure, moral cognition, and emotional regulation.

When you focus on gratitude, your brain releases feel-good neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin, which enhance mood and promote long-term emotional health. Over time, consistent gratitude practice strengthens neural pathways, making positive thinking and emotional balance more automatic.

Practical ways to cultivate gratitude include:
1. Keeping a gratitude journal: Write down 3 things you’re thankful for each day.
2. Gratitude letters: Express appreciation to someone in your life through a heartfelt note.
3. Mindful reflection: Take a few moments daily to focus on positive moments or achievements, no matter how small.

Research also shows that gratitude improves relationships, enhances physical health by lowering stress hormones, and even boosts the immune system.

Comment from a reader, Sam K.:
“Gratitude has helped me through tough times. It reminds me to focus on what I have, not what I lack—it’s like a daily mental reset.”

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