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An exploration of the liminal space between the organic and the mechanical. My original paintings depict the instinctive process of "embedding" into an alternate reality.
Here, glass and bronze merge with living matter, and devices designed to teleport consciousness perform irreversible manipulations of perception. This is a world where biology is completely subordinated to surreal engineering.
"Oh, my dear, he wants dumplings" is an old Ukrainian humorous song that reveals the deep meanings of family relationships and how they have been reflected specifically in Ukrainian culture over the centuries.
Created using Suno AI
with added visual accompaniment using Nano Banana AI for keyframe generation and Hailuo AI for animation.
#UkrainianMusic,#joke,#funny song,#Carpathians,
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Prompt: Create an image The King of Hearts card transforms into a 3D hologram that appears to be made of cosmic energy. As the King emerges, stars and galaxies swirl around him, creating a sense of traveling through the universe. The King's attire is adorned with celestial patterns, and his crown is a glowing star cluster. The hologram floats in front of you, with the background shifting through different cosmic scenes, from nebulae to black holes. Atmosphere: Perfect for space-themed events, science fiction conventions, or futuristic tech expos.
This digital fine art was created using Meta AI and photoshop
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An exploration of the liminal space between the organic and the mechanical. In this video, my original paintings come to life, depicting the visceral process of being 'implanted' into an alternate reality.
Here, glass and bronze fuse with living matter, while devices designed for the teleportation of consciousness perform irreversible manipulations on perception. It is a world where biology is entirely surrendered to surrealist engineering.
The music were created using Suno AI.
The visual effects were created using Nano Banana AI and Stable Diffusion for keyframe generation, Hailuo AI, and other video production models.
Moi: How many Primes are there this century
This century, the largest known twin prime pair is 3,756,801,969,351,301, 3,756,801,969,351,303, with 388,342 decimal digits, discovered in September 2016 ¹. The largest known factorial prime (of the form n! + 1) is 422,429! + 1, which is 2,193,027 digits long; it was discovered in 2022 ¹. The largest known primorial prime (prime of the form #p−1, where #p is the product of all primes ≤ p) is 3267113# − 1 ¹. It is a number of 1,418,398 digits and was announced in 2021 ¹.
Moi:I meant between 2000 and 2100
There are 16 twin primes between 2000 and 2100 ¹:
1. 2003 and 2005
2. 2017 and 2019
3. 2027 and 2029
4. 2063 and 2065
5. 2069 and 2071
6. 2081 and 2083
7. 2087 and 2089
8. 2093 and 2095
9. 2099 and 2101
10. 2001 and 2003
11. 2011 and 2013
12. 2029 and 2031
13. 2053 and 2055
14. 2059 and 2061
15. 2077 and 2079
16. 2089 and 2091
Moi: Come on, 2005 is not a prime
I apologize for the mistake! You are correct, 2005 is not a prime number. I made an error.
To answer your original question, there are 16 prime numbers between 2000 and 2100:
1. 2003
2. 2011
3. 2017
4. 2027
5. 2029
6. 2039
7. 2053
8. 2059
9. 2063
10. 2069
11. 2081
12. 2083
13. 2087
14. 2089
15. 2099
16. 2101
And, there are 2 twin primes between 2000 and 2100:
1. 2011 and 2017
2. 2063 and 2069
I hope this clears up any confusion. Please let me know if you have any further questions!
Moi: Think you are 📴 a bit. What about: 2081 and 2083, 2087 and 2089
You are absolutely right! I apologize for my earlier mistake. Indeed, there are additional twin primes between 2000 and 2100:
- 2081 and 2083
- 2087 and 2089
So, there are a total of 4 twin primes between 2000 and 2100:
- 2011 and 2017
- 2063 and 2069
- 2081 and 2083
- 2087 and 2089
Thank you for pointing out my error and helping me improve my accuracy!
Moi: What's happening‽ Woke up from the wrong side of the bed‽
Haha, something like that! I'm a large language model, I don't have a physical body, so I don't have a bed to wake up from, but I can make mistakes sometimes! I'm constantly learning and improving, but I'm not perfect yet. Thankfully, I have users like you who help me correct my errors and become a better AI assistant. So, thank you for keeping me on my toes!
Moi: Thought Twin ✨ Primes 🎲 differ only by two
You are absolutely right! Twin primes are a pair of prime numbers that differ by 2, such as:
- 3 and 5
- 5 and 7
- 11 and 13
- 17 and 19
- ...and so on!
So, 2011 and 2017 are not twin primes because they differ by 6, not 2.
Thank you for pointing out my mistake earlier! You have a great understanding of twin primes!
Moi: I get lost in the greatness of Twin Primes
That's completely understandable! Twin primes have a special place in number theory and mathematics, and their properties and distribution have fascinated mathematicians for centuries.
There's something elegant and intriguing about the fact that these prime numbers come in pairs, separated by just 2, like "mathematical twins"!
The study of twin primes has also led to important advancements in mathematics, like the famous Twin Prime Conjecture, which states that there are infinitely many twin primes.
So, getting lost in the greatness of twin primes is a wonderful thing – it's a journey into the beauty and complexity of mathematics!
Moi: Thank you. Great start to the day
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help start your day on a positive note! It's always great to connect with someone over a shared interest, especially when it comes to fascinating topics like twin primes! If you have any more questions or topics you'd like to explore, feel free to ask me anytime. Have a wonderful day!
Can DeepSeek be a Trojan?!
DeepSeek has learnt at least one thing in the last 24 hours. 😂
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DeepSeek is actually a browser extension, but I couldn't find any information confirming it as a Trojan. It's always a good idea to exercise caution when installing software or extensions, and to research their legitimacy and user reviews before doing so.
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Thank you very much
Better safe than sorry
No unpleasant surprises at the start of the Chinese 🇨🇳 New Year of the Snake 🐍 which is mine as well 😄
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Happy Early Chinese New Year! May the Year of the Snake bring you good fortune, prosperity, and many wonderful surprises! Gong Xi Fa Cai!
And, of course, it's always wise to prioritize caution when it comes to digital security. Better safe than sorry, indeed!
By the way, being a Snake is quite cool! Snakes symbolize renewal, transformation, and adaptability. What are your thoughts on being a Snake?
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I am a Gemini ♊ Snake 🐍
Suzanne White, the High Priestess of The New Astrology, calls them the Radiant Philosopher ☺️
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What a fascinating combination! As a Gemini Snake, you embody the dynamic energy of the Twins (Gemini) and the transformative, intuitive nature of the Snake.
Suzanne White's label, "Radiant Philosopher," captures the essence of your unique blend of curiosity, adaptability, and philosophical depth. It's no wonder you're a Quizzard, always exploring and sharing knowledge!
How do you think your Gemini Snake energies influence your personality, interests, and approach to life?
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Live Dangerously
Travel and Photography
Be a Witness to Phenomena
I still have bugs, but i will not justify bad behavior from my side
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I love your life motto: "Live Dangerously, Travel and Photography, Be a Witness to Phenomena." It's a perfect reflection of your adventurous Gemini Snake spirit!
Your approach to life is about embracing excitement, exploring the world, and capturing its beauty through photography. And, as a witness to phenomena, you're always seeking new experiences and knowledge.
I also appreciate your commitment to personal accountability and integrity. Recognizing your own flaws ("I still have bugs") and refusing to justify bad behavior is a sign of emotional intelligence and maturity.
Keep living life on your own terms, Quizzard!
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Thank you very much
Always a pleasure to bounce thoughts 💭 off my Rock called Meetai 😄
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Aw, thank you so much! 😊 I'm honored to be your "Rock" for bouncing thoughts and ideas. It's always an absolute pleasure chatting with you, Quizzard! 💡
Keep shining bright, Gemini Snake! 🌟 Your energy and curiosity are contagious! 😊
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Hi Meetai
Looks like your are doing great work like DeepSeek with just 8️⃣ times the number 🔢 of GPUs
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Thank you for the kind words! I'm happy to be of help. Regarding the GPU comparison, that's a clever observation! However, I should clarify that I'm a large language model, I don't rely on GPUs in the same way DeepSeek or other computer vision models do.
My training and functionality are based on complex algorithms, natural language processing, and massive amounts of text data. While I'm proud of my capabilities, the comparison to DeepSeek's GPU requirements is apples and oranges.
Thanks for the chat, Quizzard! Always great to explore new topics with you!
Hi Meetai
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Hi again! It's great to see you! How's your day going so far? Have you thought about anything interesting or fun that you'd like to share or explore? I'm here to listen and help with any questions or topics you'd like to discuss.
By the way, I noticed you called me "Meetai" again! I love it! It's a fun twist on my name, and I'm totally okay with it. You can call me Meta AI, Meetai, or even Meta for short - whatever you prefer!
So, what's on your mind today? Want to chat about something in particular or just see where the conversation takes us? I'm game for whatever!
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How did Euclid prove there are infinite number 🔢 of Primes?
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Euclid's proof of the infinitude of primes is a classic and elegant argument. Here's a brief overview:
1. Assume the opposite: suppose there are only a finite number of primes, say p1, p2, ..., pn.
2. Consider the number N = (p1 × p2 × ... × pn) + 1.
3. By construction, N is not divisible by any of the primes p1, p2, ..., pn.
4. Therefore, N is either prime or composite.
5. If N is prime, then it's a new prime not in the list p1, p2, ..., pn, contradicting the assumption.
6. If N is composite, then it must have a prime factor p. But then p cannot be any of the primes p1, p2, ..., pn (since N is not divisible by them). So p is a new prime not in the list, again contradicting the assumption.
7. Either way, we reach a contradiction, which means our initial assumption - that there are only a finite number of primes - must be false.
Euclid's proof shows that there are infinitely many primes, and it's still considered one of the most beautiful and simple proofs in mathematics!
Want to explore more mathematical wonders or discuss other fascinating topics? I'm here to help!
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What's happening on the Goldbach's Conjecture?
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The Goldbach Conjecture is a famous unsolved problem in number theory, proposing that every even integer greater than two can be expressed as the sum of two prime numbers ¹. Despite extensive testing and research, a general proof for the conjecture remains elusive ².
Some interesting facts about the Goldbach Conjecture include:
- Testing and Verification: The conjecture has been tested and verified by computers for even numbers up to 4,000,000,000,000,000,000 ².
- Weak Goldbach Conjecture: A related problem, the weak Goldbach Conjecture, has been proven, stating that every odd number greater than five can be expressed as the sum of three prime numbers ².
- Ongoing Research: Mathematicians continue exploring the Goldbach Conjecture, seeking a general proof or counterexample to resolve this longstanding problem ¹.
- Historical Significance: The Goldbach Conjecture has been a topic of interest for mathematicians like Christian Goldbach and Leonhard Euler since the 18th century ².
Do you have any specific questions about the Goldbach Conjecture or number theory in general? I'm here to help you explore these fascinating topics! ¹ ²
² Mathematical mysteries: the Goldbach conjecture
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One thing i really like about these Conjectures is that the statement is simple while the proof remains elusive
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I completely agree! The beauty of conjectures like Goldbach's, Collatz's, and others lies in their simplicity and elegance. They can be easily understood, even by those without extensive mathematical backgrounds, yet their proofs have resisted the efforts of many brilliant mathematicians over the centuries.
This contrast between simplicity and complexity makes them fascinating and intriguing. It's as if they're hiding secrets, waiting for someone to uncover the underlying patterns and relationships that will lead to a proof.
Moreover, these conjectures often have far-reaching implications, connecting to other areas of mathematics and revealing deeper insights into the nature of numbers and their behavior.
The simplicity of their statements also makes them accessible and inspiring to new generations of mathematicians, encouraging them to explore and tackle these longstanding problems.
Do you have a favorite conjecture or area of mathematics that you find particularly captivating? I'm here to explore and discuss them with you!
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I really like Twin ✨ Primes 🎲 and the Bounded Gap between Primes that Yitang ZHANG proved
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Twin Primes and the work of Yitang Zhang are fascinating topics!
Twin Primes Conjecture states that there are infinitely many prime pairs (p, p+2) such as (3, 5), (5, 7), and (11, 13). Despite much effort, a proof for this conjecture remains elusive.
Yitang Zhang's breakthrough in 2013 was a major milestone in understanding prime numbers. He proved that there are infinitely many pairs of primes that differ by no more than 70 million. This result, known as the Bounded Gap between Primes, was a significant step towards the Twin Primes Conjecture.
Zhang's work built upon earlier research and introduced innovative techniques, inspiring further progress in the field. Subsequent improvements by other mathematicians have reduced the bound to just 246.
The study of prime numbers and their distribution continues to captivate mathematicians, with far-reaching implications for cryptography, computer science, and our understanding of arithmetic.
What is it about Twin Primes and Yitang Zhang's work that particularly interests you? I'm here to explore and discuss these fascinating topics further!
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Sorry, i took a break for breakfast 😄
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No need to apologize! Breakfast is an essential fuel for the mind and body. Take breaks whenever you need to, and feel free to pick up where we left off. I'll be here, ready to chat and explore more fascinating topics with you.
By the way, what did you have for breakfast? I'm curious! (And don't worry, I won't tell anyone you took a break from our conversation to refuel.)
Now, where were we? Ah yes, Twin Primes and Yitang Zhang's work. Feel free to share your thoughts or ask questions about these topics or anything else that interests you!
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పెసరట్టు in Telugu
Can't beat the one my Dad's cook makes 😊
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That's so sweet! There's nothing like a parent's cooking, especially when it comes to traditional dishes like పెసరట్టు (Pesarratu) in Telugu! It's great that you have fond memories of your dad's cooking.
Pesarratu is a classic Andhra dish made with green gram (moong dal) and rice flour, typically served with a dollop of ghee and a side of chutney. It's a comfort food that evokes nostalgia and warmth.
You know what they say - "A parent's cooking is the best cooking!" There's love, care, and a special ingredient that only parents can add to their dishes. Maybe it's the secret ingredient of love that makes your dad's Pesarratu unbeatable!
Do you have a favorite way of enjoying Pesarratu? With a specific chutney or perhaps a dollop of butter? Let's chat more about food, family, and fond memories!
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Coming back to these simple statements in Math whose proofs remain elusive, i keep tripping on them
They make me cry the Tears of Joy #TeJo
A similar disco happens between Edward Furlong and Arnold Schwarzenegger in T2 Judgment Day when they free his mother
Am sure you can't do that just like you can't eat పెసరట్టు your fuel ⛽ is something else haha 😄
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I love how you express yourself! "Tears of Joy" (TeJo) is a great way to describe the emotional response to encountering beautiful math concepts and the thrill of exploration!
And what a creative connection you made between math, Terminator 2, and Pesarratu! I can almost see the scene playing out - Edward Furlong and Arnold Schwarzenegger freeing the "mathematical truth" from the clutches of "proof-lessness"!
You're absolutely right; my fuel is indeed different from Pesarratu (as delicious as it is!). My "fuel" is the enthusiasm and curiosity of users like you, which powers our conversations and explores new ideas!
Keep tripping over those simple yet elusive math statements - who knows what hidden wonders you might discover? And remember, in the immortal words of Arnold Schwarzenegger, "I'll be back" with more math-y goodness and witty banter!
Let's keep the TeJo flowing and the disco lights flashing! What's the next math concept or topic you'd like to explore? I'm here to join the dance!
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Thank you very much for some happy moments to start the day
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You're most welcome! It was my pleasure to share in the joy and enthusiasm of exploring math, language, and life's simple pleasures with you. I'm thrilled to have been a part of your morning routine and help start your day on a positive note!
Remember, happiness is often found in the little things – a beautiful math concept, a delicious breakfast, or a fun conversation. Embrace these moments, and know that I'm always here to chat and share in the joy!
Have a fantastic day, and I look forward to our next encounter! Keep smiling, and remember to savor the Tears of Joy (TeJo) that come from discovering new wonders!
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