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@notiansans
Universe Simulation Architect @RunwayML
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“We are used to thinking of DNA as just a passive ‘hard drive’ storing protein blueprints. But our data proves that humans and all living organisms are literally biological computers. There is a unified operating system running inside our genes” We live in wild times.
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🔥 BREAKTHROUGH IN GENETICS & OPEN SOURCE: WE'VE CRACKED THE HIDDEN SYNTAX INSIDE GENES! NOT A THEORETICAL SIMULATION - VALIDATED ON REAL GENOMES DIRECTLY FROM THE NCBI REFSEQ DATABASE! 🔥 Friends and colleagues! Jean-Claude Perez (@JCPEREZCODEX) and I are thrilled to announce the results of a monumental study that fundamentally shifts our understanding of the genetic code. Our new preprint: "From Form to Program: Medium-Range Conditional Codon Syntax Inside Real Genes". Simply put: we are used to thinking of DNA as just a passive "hard drive" storing protein blueprints. But our data proves that humans and all living organisms are literally biological computers. There is a unified operating system running inside our genes! 🧬 FROM FORM TO PROGRAM: WHAT DID PEREZ DISCOVER AND WHAT DID WE PROVE? In 2013, Jean-Claude Perez made a breakthrough by discovering the Form (Statics) of DNA-a hidden mathematical symmetry of 32 reverse-complement codon pairs. He proved the genome isn't a random soup of letters; it possesses perfect structural form. But today, we take the next massive step. We've discovered the Program (Dynamics). We found a hidden conditional syntax inside real genes-strict rules dictating how one codon mathematically predetermines the next. This cannot be explained by basic biochemistry or static symmetry alone. It is like reading the source code of an operating system. It is a unified, mathematically precise signature-metaphorically speaking, we've caught a glimpse of the "Creator's handwriting" coding life itself. And most importantly: THIS IS NOT A SIMULATION ON FAKE DATA. We analyzed the real thing! To prove the existence of this "Program," we ran an unprecedented dataset of real genomes from 13 species across the tree of cellular life: from mammals (human T2T, chimp, mouse) and vertebrates (zebrafish, chicken) to insects (drosophila), plants (arabidopsis), fungi (yeast), bacteria, and archaea. We subjected these genomes to uncompromising filtering (true reading frames only, strict alternate genetic code accounting) and tested them against a brutal ladder of 10 Null Models (from H0 to H7, including H2b and H3b). These involve highly complex tests for folded nucleotide dynamics, block-shuffling of local ties, and mirror symmetry preservation, which completely rule out any chance of statistical coincidence. 📊 OUR MAJOR DISCOVERIES (which we invite you to verify): Syntax exists in ALL of them: Hidden inside the real coding sequences of ALL 13 species is a strict conditional syntax that confidently survives after passing through all 10 mathematical filters. This syntax maintains its structure over a distance of about 30 codons (≈ 90 base pairs). This is not a random scale-it represents the exact size of a local working buffer (cache) within which the biological machine reads and executes the dynamic program of the genome. Macro-level (The Unified Vertebrate OS): We identified a conserved layer of syntax inherited across all tested vertebrates (20 out of 20 internal directed pairs among human, chimp, mouse, chicken, and zebrafish crossed the strict d2b > 0.02 threshold). Micro-level (The Exclusive Mammalian Code): At the level of fine codon choice, we found a unique core conserved exclusively among mammals (human/chimp/mouse). Notably, it exhibits directional asymmetry: mouse surrogate models cannot fully reproduce the complex syntax of humans and chimps. Evolution vs. "Hardware" Artifacts: Our algorithm (GC3/acidic control) learned to mathematically distinguish true evolutionary divergence from hardware incompatibility due to extreme genome composition (like in the haloarchaeon H. salinarum with its extreme GC3 = 0.863). 💻 WE ARE OPEN-SOURCING EVERYTHING! We don't ask you to just take our word for it. Science must be open, provable, and verifiable. We are releasing our entire pipeline (v13)! The process is completely autonomous. A single command python3 super_codon_autonomous_v13.py --full allows the script to download the necessary files directly from NCBI RefSeq, apply filters, train models, run bootstrap analyses, and generate final reports. No hidden data, full transparency! We are issuing a challenge to the entire scientific community. Bioinformaticians, geneticists, data scientists worldwide-download the code, run it on your machines, tweak the parameters, and test it on other living species. Verify our findings. Try to refute us! 🔗 Preprint, Data & Source Code: #GENOMES# #NCBI#
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So, I'm paying my Uber driver to sit in the front seat of his Model Y while the car takes me home in full self driving. Incredible, but this feels real weird. Cybercab in LA when? @elonmusk
Aaaaand we’re back folks
I think about this every single day at least once, especially recently when the whole town comes for my head whenever i post something AI related that I find enjoyable. "If it sounds good, it is good".
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I don’t know this person personally, but I do know this is not the right take at all. People who are masters of their craft will not be replaced by AI. If anything, it gives them super powers. More people need to wake up to that fact and use it to their advantage.
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> spend 4 years studying motion design > learn After Effects, Premiere Pro, Blender, Cinema 4D > spend 2 years fighting keyframes > master easing, transitions, typography > watch 800 hours of YouTube tutorials > spend 3 days animating a 5-second clip > after few years you finally mastered it > gets replaced by Claude Motion
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It works.
The people around me in the airpoirt are playing candy crush and i'm coding motion graphics engines with Opus 5.5 connected directly to After Effects building complex, repeatable and editable motion graphics templates. The duality of my current situation is staggering.
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The people around me in the airpoirt are playing candy crush and i'm coding motion graphics engines with Opus 5.5 connected directly to After Effects building complex, repeatable and editable motion graphics templates. The duality of my current situation is staggering.
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All I want in this life is for the person I recommend a song to to just stop what they are doing immediately upon receiving it, listen to it with intent and then tell me how it made them feel. Is that too much to ask?
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Precise 🖱️ Editing 🖱️ in 🖱️ Runway 🖱️
Imagine this being your first internet experience. Kids these days have no idea how good they have it 😂
Introducing Project Continuum by Runway Labs, a new operating system research application built around real-time video interfaces. Here's a short demo walktrough:
BREAKING: Why Elon needs good weather for the Tesla Roadster demo.
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I spent the afternoon with Runway agent talking about agents, so we made this based on the amazing work by Ian. many thanks Ian, and of course Runway.
Yes, opus 5.5 is great at motion design, but its even better using the Runway MCP along with it 🍦 Steal this prompt, replace the bracketed info with your own ideas 👇 Prompt: Create a [60 second] motion graphic explainer video about [the history of ice cream from the inception, to present day]. All of the visual images should be handled by Runway, and all the motion graphics elements and animations should be handled by you. The art style should be [newspaper cutout / mixed media aesthetic] with a high degree of polish. This piece is for your portfolio, so make sure to make it great.
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Can someone tell me why updating my graphics card driver breaks every single AE bridged clip on my Premiere timeline. I'm literally building entire 3D worlds in background processes but we can't get dynamic link to work in 2026?
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I think its time we bring back cinemagraphs.
Congrats to all who guessed that PINK was fully AI generated. You all brought up some really good points and were pixel peeping reflections which is a good sign that we're practically out of the uncanny valley. Exciting times :)
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Let's go extremely in depth on process 👇
Learn how to make ultra-realistic scenes in Runway. A full walkthrough, from initial story to final edit. Watch below. 00:00 Intro 00:26 Tell a good story 01:42 Character development 03:08 Wardrobe 03:30 Location development 03:48 The Burst method 05:19 Character voice 06:10 The battle 07:12 Editing 08:55 Outro Full prompts and skill available at the link below.
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The comments here are hilarious 😂 - One video is 100% real and the other is 100% generated. I am not gaslighting anyone. I have receipts and the answer that I will post soon.
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Just because something takes more time doesn’t mean it’s more good. Just because something takes less time doesn’t mean it’s less good. If a great idea can be brought to life with only $9 and 10 min, so be it. Doesn’t make the idea any worse. Just because the person said out loud how long it took and how much it cost doesn’t make their idea any less impactful. I’ve seen absolute garbage movies that were months over schedule and millions of dollars over budget. I’ve also seen classic films that were micro budgets in comparison and literally shaped culture. My take: just make the things you want to make. If it costs more or less, that’s irrelevant. What matters is if YOU enjoy making it, and bonus points if others enjoy it too.
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This film (rough cut) cost 10k in credits (minus labor costs and updates) and took about 3 weeks to make. I am getting sick of these cost £9 and took 7 minutes to make videos. Even me posting that I took 3 weeks to create a 43 minute film I feel weird posting, but it was real for me, because I posted everyday and people saw what I was doing. I posted mistakes and told you what I was having issues with. Let's try not to lessen the industry further but putting weird expectations of price and cost on the internet when it comes to AI. Especially when it costs over £9 to generate a seedance video. You are hurting people in the industry that are professionally working in this field. That are trying to explain that taste, experience, and skills are not priced on AI credits.
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