1960 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
1965 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
1978 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
1987 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
This was so hot (no pun intended) and reproducible that the prize was awarded one year after discovery. Quite rare in those days already.
1996 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
University of Cambridge lecture note copyright ownership Updated +Created
2003 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Updated +Created
2006 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
2011 PHYS 485 lecture videos by Roger Moore from the University of Alberta Updated +Created
These feel good. Targeted at upper undergrads, so he says he holds back on some stuff, but gives a good level of detail for people who have a life.
2018 Nobel Prize in Physics Updated +Created
Cycler Turing machine Updated +Created
These are very simple, they just check for exact state repetitions, which obviously imply that they will run forever.
Unfortunately, cyclers may need to run through an initial setup phase before reaching the initial cycle point, which is not very elegant.
Also, we have no way of knowing the initial setup length of the actual cycle length, so we just need an arbitrary cutoff value.
And unfortunately, this can lead to misses, e.g. Skelet machine #1, a 5 state machine, has a (translated) cycle that starts at around 50-200M steps, and takes 8 trillion steps to repeat.
2019 redefinition of the SI base units Updated +Created
web.archive.org/web/20181119214326/https://www.bipm.org/utils/common/pdf/CGPM-2018/26th-CGPM-Resolutions.pdf gives it in raw:
The breakdown is:
2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Updated +Created
It is quite amusing that the starting point to identifying the heat one was capsaicin, as it stimulates the exact same receptor!!!
2022 Brazilian general election Updated +Created
Five votes:
  • Deputado federal: total elected 513[ref]
  • Deputado estadual
  • Senador: total elected: 81[ref], [ref]
  • Governador: total elected: 1 per state
  • Presidente: 13 Lula. Total elected: 1
All but president are per state. Official list seems to be e.g. for Sao Paulo: divulgacandcontas.tse.jus.br/divulga/#/estados/2022/2040602022/SP/candidatos
20% time rule Updated +Created
The Google Story suggests that this practice existed in academia, where it was brought from. But I can't find external references to it easily:
At Google, the preference is for working in small teams of three, with individual employees expected to allot 20 percent of their time to exploring whatever ideas interest them most. The notion of "20 percent time" is borrowed from the academic world, where professors are given one day a week to pursue private interests.
23andMe Updated +Created
2D representation of Updated +Created
2D wave equation on a circular domain Updated +Created
3ad6677303fb6f700a4f2f977fe86e5324e0ddb0d3b33a649e513d7e88904e85 Updated +Created
This contains various outputs that seem trivially spendable in a made up of two non-zero constants, e.g.:
    {
      "value": 0.00002000,
      "n": 9,
      "scriptPubKey": {
        "asm": "1 8fe61f026c7545a99c6e0f37a5a7eceee5fdf6723c1994ccbfb740556632e9fe",
        "desc": "rawtr(8fe61f026c7545a99c6e0f37a5a7eceee5fdf6723c1994ccbfb740556632e9fe)#lxgt8lak",
        "hex": "51208fe61f026c7545a99c6e0f37a5a7eceee5fdf6723c1994ccbfb740556632e9fe",
        "address": "bc1p3lnp7qnvw4z6n8rwpum6tflvamjlmanj8svefn9lkaq92e3ja8lqcc8mcx",
        "type": "witness_v1_taproot"
      }
    },
Or are we missing something? The values are quite small and wouldn't be worth it the miner fees most likely. But is there a fundamental reason why this couldn't be spent by a non-standard miner?

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