Understanding Reactive Abuse: Signs and Solutions
description: In this article, we explore the psychological dynamics of reactive abuse, the signs to look out for, the impact it can cause, and steps to get help.
source: https://www.verywellmind.com/reactive-abuse-signs-impact-and-tips-to-break-the-cycle-7567483

Strengthening local efforts, elevating global rights
description: INCLO is a network of 15 prominent national civil liberties and human rights organizations worldwide, unified by the belief that together we are stronger.
source: https://inclo.net/

Acoustic weapons, also known as long-range acoustic devices and sound cannons
description: Acoustic weapons, also known as long-range acoustic devices and sound cannons, are devices that deliver very loud sounds over long distances. This technology is used for crowd-control purposes by emitting loud and painful levels of noise that may lead to significant harm to the ears, potentially causing hearing loss. Serious questions remain about the safety and efficacy of acoustic weapons in crowd-control contexts.
source: https://assets.aclu.org/live/uploads/document/Acoustic_Weapons.pdf

High-Intensity Acoustics for Military Nonlethal Applications: A Lack of Useful Systems
description: There have been many previous claims of nonlethal acoustic weapon effects, mostly in the popular rather than the scientific literature. Anecdotal reports of extraordinary effects can make meaningful assessment and review of this area very difficult. Acoustics research has shown that the nonlethal weapon capabilities of audible sound generators have been grossly overstated. Although high-intensity infrasound significantly disrupted animal behavior in some experiments, the generation of such energy in a volume large enough to be of practical use is unlikely because of basic physical principles. On the basis of experimentation completed to date at a number of institutions, it seems unlikely that high-intensity acoustic energy in the audible, infrasonic, or low-frequency range can provide a device suitable for use as a nonlethal weapon.
source: https://academic.oup.com/milmed/article-abstract/172/2/182/4578046?redirectedFrom=fulltext

Infra Sound / Sub Sonic
description: Increasing the intensity of a 1 Hz frequency can have significant, harmful physiological and psychological effects on humans, ranging from discomfort and disorientation to potentially lethal outcomes at extreme intensities. However, generating such energy at an intensity high enough to be effective as a practical weapon over a significant area is difficult due to basic physical principles. Effects of High-Intensity 1 Hz Infrasound At sufficient intensities, infrasound can cause a variety of effects on the human body, as the low-frequency waves can resonate with internal organs and systems. Physiological Effects: At intensities around 150 dB, nausea and whole-body vibrations become noticeable. Around 166 dB, breathing difficulties can arise. At approximately 177 dB, infrasound between 0.5 and 8 Hz can induce an abnormal heart rhythm or drive sonically induced artificial respiration. Exposure to high levels (over 100 dB) can also negatively interfere with cardiac function. Resonances in body cavities can lead to organ dysfunction, blurred vision, and, at extreme levels, potentially death. Psychological Effects: High-intensity infrasound exposure can induce feelings of anxiety, dread, fear, and general unease, potentially because it stimulates areas of the brain associated with emotion. It can also cause disorientation, difficulty concentrating, and impaired performance in vigilance tasks. Anecdotal reports mention visual disturbances or a sensation of "presence" (ghosts) at around 19 Hz. Physical Damage: While high-intensity audible sound can cause permanent hearing loss, infrasound primarily causes non-auditory effects. Animal studies have shown cell changes and ruptured blood vessel walls at very high intensities, suggesting potential for physical injury in humans at extreme, likely lethal, levels. Feasibility as a Weapon Scientific literature and research suggest that while high-intensity infrasound is harmful, its use as a practical, widespread weapon is generally…
source: https://hearinghealthmatters.org/hearing-international/2023/sonic-warfare-noise-as-a-weapon/#:~:text=When%20powerful%20vibrations%20are%20directed,the%20need%20for%20comprehensive%20research.

International Food Information Council
description: Founded in 1985, the International Food Information Council (IFIC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. with a mission to effectively communicate science-based information about food safety, nutrition and sustainable food systems, serving the public good.
source: https://ific.org/

Building a mini Ternary computer
description: Building a mini ternary computer can be a fascinating project. A ternary computer uses logic, which has three possible states (usually represented as -1, 0,, and +1) compared to the binary logic which has only two (0 and 1). While it's an unconventional approach compared to modern binary computers, it can be a great learning experience.
source: https://aitrot.com/building-a-mini-ternary-computer/my-project/

J-Ellette / Setun
description: A faithful Electron-based emulator of the historic Setun computer, the world's first ternary (base-3) computer developed in the Soviet Union in 1958.
source: https://github.com/J-Ellette/Setun

Hackaday
description: Hackaday serves up Fresh Hacks Every Day from around the Internet. Our playful posts are the gold-standard in entertainment for engineers and engineering enthusiasts.
source: https://hackaday.com/

An end-to-end platform for machine learning
description: TensorFlow makes it easy to create ML models that can run in any environment. Learn how to use the intuitive APIs through interactive code samples.
source: https://www.tensorflow.org/

Learn Python
description: The Fastest-Growing Programming Language in the World
source: https://pythoninstitute.org/study-resources?gad_source=1

Learn to Code in Python.
description: Learn to code using the latest version of Python 3, arguably the most popular professional programming language
source: https://www.boot.dev/courses/learn-code-python

CS50’s Introduction to Programming with Python - OpenCourseWare
source: https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/
publisher: https://www.edx.org/cs50

OIC Group, School of Physical Engineering, Heriot-Watt University
description: Optoelectronic interconnects are one means of alleviating the ever growing communications bottlenecks associated with silicon electronics.
source: https://oic.eps.hw.ac.uk/

AMOS - Analysis of an Optically Interconnected Beowulf Cluster
description: G. A. Russell, K. J. Symington, J. F. Snowdon Department of Physics, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK I. Goulay, P. Dew School of Computing, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
source: https://oic.eps.hw.ac.uk/Projects/AMOS/Photon2002/photon2002abs.pdf

OpenXLA
description: An open ecosystem of performant, portable, and extensible machine learning (ML) infrastructure components that simplify ML development by defragmenting the tools between frontend frameworks and hardware backends. Built by industry leaders in AI modeling, software, and hardware.
source: https://openxla.org/

FINAL™ Neural Architecture Laboratories
description: Established in 1997, FINAL™ Neural Architecture Laboratories is an unregistered and loosely coordinated group of independent scientists engaged in strong AI and related research
source: https://www.final-labs.org/

Beowulf Cluster Construction Step-By-Step
description: This guide is provided as-is. We cannot be held liable for any outcome or damage, either direct, consequential, or otherwise.
source: https://www.final-labs.org/dev/protogonus/beowulf-step-by-step

A High Performance Message Passing Library
description: The Open MPI Project is an open source Message Passing Interface implementation that is developed and maintained by a consortium of academic, research, and industry partners
source: https://www.open-mpi.org/

The Open Compute Project (OCP) is a collaborative community focused.
description: The Open Compute Project (OCP) is a collaborative community focused on redesigning hardware technology to efficiently support the growing demands on compute infrastructure.
source: https://www.opencompute.org/

Pondering the merging of philosophies of Beowulf cluster with Optical interface and Googles TSU.~LArry
subject: Beowulf Clustering using Optical Interface, Google's TSU Architecture. Python. Compilers, Parallel computing.
description: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/an-in-depth-look-at-googles-first-tensor-processing-unit-tpu -google tsu interfacing- -interface beowulf cluster with google tsu poptics- -optics data clustering tus protocol-

Game Source Code Collection
description: This is a collection of computer game source code. The majority of these titles were originally released as commercial products and the source code was made available to the public at a later time.
source: https://archive.org/details/gamesourcecode

OneLook
description: You can use OneLook to find definitions, related words, quotes, names, lyrics, colors, and more.
source: https://www.onelook.com/

Harmonics invention and Tesla. -Google Search- and Concept of harmonics was first studied by the ancient Greek mathematician Pythagoras. And 26 second intervals in harmonics. ~LArry
description: AI Overview https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/79/Tesla_circa_1890.jpeg Nikola Tesla investigated harmonics to understand electrical interference and energy loss, which led to improvements in power system stability and efficiency. He also applied harmonic principles, or resonance, to develop inventions like the Tesla coil, which uses resonance to create high-voltage, high-frequency alternating current. His work with harmonics, vibration, and resonance was fundamental to his discoveries in wireless transmission and his experiments with the earth's natural resonant frequencies. Harmonics and Tesla's electrical work Harmonic distortion: Tesla studied harmonic frequencies in electrical circuits to identify and mitigate distortions that caused energy loss. Power system stability: His work provided a foundation for modern power quality management by improving the stability of electrical networks. High-frequency experiments: He developed the Tesla coil, a high-voltage transformer that uses resonance to generate high-frequency AC power, a key invention for wireless technology. Applications: This technology became the basis for circuits in televisions and computers, and also played a role in his development of wireless transmission, which became the foundation for radio. Harmonics, resonance, and his inventions Resonance: Tesla applied principles of resonance, vibration, and frequency to many of his inventions, including the Tesla coil and his wireless transmission systems. Earth's resonance: He theorized that the earth has a resonant frequency and that harmonics could be created between the earth and its upper atmosphere. He used a large Tesla coil to generate standing waves at the right frequency to make the earth respond. Tesla's oscillator: In 1898, one of his mechanical oscillators, designed to generate powerful vibrations, reportedly caused a minor earthquake in New York City. Wireless energy: His understanding of harmonics and resonance was central to hi…

https://omeka.lawrencecatania.com/items/show/4278
title: Yes, the Earth has a faint, continuous seismic pulse that occurs roughly every 26 seconds, but its exact cause is a scientific mystery. This phenomenon is a persistent, low-frequency vibration that is detected by seismic stations globally, though its origin is thought to be in the southern Atlantic Ocean.