Science
Where I use logic, math and computers to create more art.
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Since 2009, I have collected more than one thousand quotes. Not just any quotes, but beautiful, memorable, and artistic ones—quotes that make you think, move you, stop you in your tracks, or drop ice-cold cubes of wistfulness, melancholy, nostalgia, sadness, despair, or longing down your throat. They’ve made me curious, made me feel alive, made
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Exploring the brain’s evolution and its potential next phase, the “exacortex,” an augmentation system enhancing our cognitive processes.
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Project CETI’s efforts to decode the complex communication of Sperm Whales using machine learning. By analyzing vocalizations, researchers aim to uncover language structures and meanings, enhancing our understanding of whale intelligence. This initiative parallels the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, as both involve deciphering languages of unknown entities.
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Aithroprocene is a newsletter where I talk about the impact of Artificial Intelligence on humanity. The word ‘AIthropocene’ is a play on the word ‘Anthropocene‘, which means “an unofficial unit of geologic time, used to describe the most recent period in Earth’s history when human activity started to have a significant impact on the planet’s
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Introduction to ‘Five Thought Experiments’, a series of posts exploring mind-bending ideas that will visit the edge of the mind and universe.
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A discussion of similarities between VR & the Vedantic idea of consciousness.
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Data Analysis of Impractical Jokers Using R.
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It has been awhile since I posted pics of recent escapades with my 3D printer. After working really hard to implement auto-bed leveling using the capacitive sensor, the time-to-print has fallen drastically, increasing the ease of operating the printer. What was once a painstaking series of steps is now automated and simplified. The first print
Rohit Nalluri 