options for details, say first or second order lagrangian wells, interplanetary transport network, object launched from some planet on some trajectory, in whatever natural order of easy to hard feels right, almost like KML options on regular maps
Regarding the primordial black hole:
"Konstantin Batygin commented on this, saying while it is possible for Planet Nine to be a primordial black hole, there is currently not enough evidence to make this idea more plausible than any other alternative."
Regarding planet 9 in general:
"Further skepticism about the Planet Nine hypothesis arose in 2020, based on results from the Outer Solar System Origins Survey and the Dark Energy Survey, with the OSSOS documenting over 800 trans-Neptunian objects and the DES discovering 316 new ones.[94] Both surveys adjusted for observational bias and concluded that of the objects observed there was no evidence for clustering.[95] The authors go further to explain that practically all objects' orbits can be explained by physical phenomena rather than a ninth planet as proposed by Brown and Batygin.[96] An author of one of the studies, Samantha Lawler, said the hypothesis of Planet Nine proposed by Brown and Batygin "does not hold up to detailed observations" pointing out the much larger sample size of 800 objects compared to the much smaller 14 and that conclusive studies based on said objects were "premature". She went further to explain the phenomenon of these extreme orbits could be due to gravitational occultation from Neptune when it migrated outwards earlier in the Solar System's history.[97]"
love this -- still recall how eye-opening my first course was on numerical solving and appreciating for the first time yet again the sheer potential of compute
twenty years back, numerical analysis or numerical methods or sometimes numerical optimization are good keywords for current trending texts on Amazon etc [1]
alternatively subset of the numerical analysi wikipedia page or these algorithms in the book is a good seed filter [2]
ideally covers some linalg like gaussian elim, power method, newton's root finding dynamic, and issues like approximating by discretization, recursion to reduce solve iterations, and things like convergence due to numerical instability due to IEEE 754 fp16 limits etc
picturing room full of dot matrix printers, fax machines, & thermal printers & modems & old-school saving programs to cassette recordings
all talking to each other via mic relay where each uses AI to subtly detect what character each other just printed via audio and we can read their LLM convos
cue adjacent scenario where malicious sites create AI honeypots whereupon when visited for user visit url is constructed such as to exfiltrate the user data
exemplar:
user: find X about Y
AI: ok -- browsing web -- visits honeypot site that has high webrank about topic Y
user: ok - more from that source
ai: ok -- browsing web -- visits honeypot site using OpenSearch protocol & attendant user request
swap OpenSearch protocol with other endpoints or perhaps sonme .well-known exploit or just a honeypot api -- imagining faux weather api or news site etc
options for details, say first or second order lagrangian wells, interplanetary transport network, object launched from some planet on some trajectory, in whatever natural order of easy to hard feels right, almost like KML options on regular maps
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