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Sunday, September 22, 2019
Apparently there is a way in the api to filter by only media but i cant find any clients that do it
You try Owly?
that looks like it has some timeline filters
Talon looks like it might be better, but there's no free version
It only filters keywords
gay
Ikr
And idk if talon works bc no free version
this makes it look like there's no media filter?
Yup
yeah Reggie, you seem to be up shit creek,
I'm sure there is an app out there, in come corner of Github
but it's like all the custom apps died back in 2014
FFS, none of these have over 100k downloads
Spooky imma need you to learn how to make a twitter app K_Kappa
I learned with making mods for EU4, that I'm never doing anything like that again
having people bitch at you after every update that something broke
Oof
What about
A browser extension that just hides any post that it registers as not containing media
you can filter every individual account for "media"
It'd make too much sense to be able to do that on your timeline
same with hiding replies/retweets/whatever
it's always been something Twitter was shit at
and now, they inject ads and "who to follow" BS
Yea
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19lv8p1fB47z1pEZVlfDXhop082Lc-kdD/view this was apparently posted on nasa's website then removed
Quantum Supremacy Using a Programmable Superconducting Processor.pdf
drive.google.com
what is it
can i get a tldr
apparently they got it to run a calculation in 200 seconds that would take 1000 years on a standard supercomputer
or something
oh shit
what
so Pika
yes?
I don't like any of this quantum supremacy stuff
it's all BS
How many fps does it get in minecraft tho
all it's saying, is that quantum processors are better than emulated quantum processors
Quantum information is a branch of physics that I know nothing about so I will take your word on that
which isn't suprising
so what they're doing is (IBM, Google, Microsoft, US Government, etc.)
are assembling working quantum computers
and then attempting to emulate whatever they build on a traditional supercomputer
somewhere around 70-100 quantum cores, is where the physical circuit becomes faster than the emulated one
so of the 2-3 refined quantum algorithms which exist currently
2 are currently faster on a quantum dye
and NASA is saying they got the 3rd
so thats:
IBM -1
Google-1
NASA-1
if NASA actually did it
