Burns turbulent dispersion considers the dispersed phase as a passive scalar
Corentin Reiss (CEA, IMFT)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07946 https://
Nice to see someone remember AlgoMech, which turned out to be a series of three festivals.
Really happy with what we managed to achieve with a small arts council grant and other oddments. It was a labour of love though and so there was no point compromising on it during the pandemic.. Until then it was becoming a strange addiction working for many underpaid months of the year on a weekend of fun that as an organiser you couldn't even participate in..
We are dreaming up a
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But now consider another accident. A report in the British Medical Journal describes the case of a construction worker who had jumped off some scaffolding. Beneath him, to his horror, was a 15 cm nail that pierced clean through his boot when he landed. The man […] was in agony, tortured by every small movement of his foot. He was given some even more powerful sedatives, fentanyl and midazolam. But when doctors removed the boot they discovered that the nail had not penetrated his foot at all. In fact, it had passed safely between his toes. There was no bodily injury causing the excruciating pain he felt, though it was completely genuine. In his case, however, the experience was produced entirely by his own powerful prediction machinery. Those searing pains were false perceptions created by his brain's predictions (based on the visual evidence) of serious injury and the kinds of feelings that might result.
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(Andy Clark, The Experience Machine: How Our Minds Predict and Shape Reality)
Honestly, I think the biggest conceptual leap here is realizing that pain that is neither caused by an injury, nor neuropathic in nature, can be very real and people aren't just "making up" or "imagining" things. The wiring of their brain fires up as in any other instance of pain.
Burns turbulent dispersion considers the dispersed phase as a passive scalar
Corentin Reiss (CEA, IMFT)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07946 https://
A timely piece by A.Nelson. @…
Timely given the plethora of ill-informed critiques of #degrowth.
She tackles a difficult task, summarising the diversity of degrowth as concept, practice and also movement.
Degrowth as a Concept and a Practice:…
This https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.08488 has been replaced.
initial toot: https://mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_csRO_…
Along with the police violence (look at the sheer number of bullets sprayed into that dormitory!), racism, SCOTUS nonsense, and the general lack of historical coverage (people know about Kent State, but not this) - there's a #SafeStreets/#BanCars angle here too.
50 years later, things truly have not changed much.
Ukraine, Turkey agree to extend permit-free movement of cargo trucks: https://benborges.xyz/2024/02/29/ukraine-turkey-agree.html
TCAM-SSD: A Framework for Search-Based Computing in Solid-State Drives
Ryan Wong, Nikita Kim, Kevin Higgs, Sapan Agarwal, Engin Ipek, Saugata Ghose, Ben Feinberg
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.06938