Same thing that happens when you look at those stereoscopic images and you out of nowhere squint in *just* the right way and go from looking at random colours and shapes to a fully-realized three-dimensional sculpture

That's just CSIDH

thank you for your service 🫡

Hope returns

As if "What does it feel like to entangle with something?" wasn't literally the question that led Hugh Everett to his Many-Worlds Interpretation.

(Implication: It's unobservable. Almost-but-not-quite by definition.)

Yep! In-app each of my notes has a simple publish/unpublish switch at the top:

Obsidian is amazing for this—my webpage, which looks innocent enough at a glance, is actually a doorway into *all* of my (non-private) notes; a graph of 2000+ nodes fully traversable from the landing page: hans.heum.me

(Yes, I too was inspired by Andy.)

That's a good way to put it. I think science communicators would do well to emphasise that the estimates are based on *today's* computers. (Of course we don't know exactly when Moore's Law will reach the top of the S-curve; might be soon.)

ok this *has* to be a joke

Turn the notes into a ZK textbook