An open problem in probability theory:The Scaling Limit of Self-Avoiding Walks.Imagine a random walk on a lattice that is never allowed to visit the same point twice.Simple to define.Extremely difficult to analyze.Physicists predict that in two dimensions, as the lattice spacing goes to zero, the self-avoiding walk converges to a remarkable object called Schramm–Loewner Evolution with parameter κ = 8/3.Despite major breakthroughs in probability and statistical physics, a rigorous proof remains e

.@joepease has built a practice around a hard problem: how to make filmed reality lose its descriptive function without collapsing into effects. His videos do not depend on narrative revelation or symbolic density. They depend on pressure. He takes ordinary footage, subjects it to repetition, saturation, and compositional fracture, and turns the recorded world into something unstable, impersonal, and exact.

The market sold off yesterday because of this report and it cannot be any more dead wrong than it was. NVIDIA CPU side SOCAMM from 192GB to 96GB modules, halving cabinet DRAM from 55TB to 28TB is a supply chain workaround as well as demand signal. The 16-layer high density LPDDR5X yield problem is real, and NVIDIA made the rational call, ship full Rubin racks now with 96GB modules rather than wait indefinitely for 192GB supply that doesn’t exist at scale.HBM4 is completely untouched. The GPU com