#Nano Network

[yodasec-expose-news]

YodaSec Expose Reports on the Zombie Apocalypse And Safety

YodaSec Expose Reports on the Zombie Apocalypse And Safety Measures Welcome, brave readers, to a jaw-dropping exposé that will have you on the edge of your seat! We are diving headfirst into the mysterious world of zombie apocalypses and uncovering crucial safety measures to protect yourself and your loved ones. So buckle up, because we’re about to embark on an exhilarating journey into a realm…

[spac3ducky]

slavery is what nanos are for 💚

[gh0stfactory]

Nothin' but net! (sorry!)

[bigcats-birds-and-books]

Books of 2023: ARTIFICIAL CONDITION and NETWORK EFFECT by Martha Wells.

Speedrunning a (selective) Murderbot reread so I can do SYSTEM COLLAPSE next!!! ART, my beloved!!

[unpretty]

What's the RSS of a video podcast you watch? Mine tells me it supports video and it's very customizable otherwise.

this week in tech has been doing a video version since before video podcasts got trendy and long since every other one of them died in favor of youtube

unfortunately what i want is for people who have their own indie streamers or youtube channels to make video podcasts available instead, but the likelihood of anyone having the guts to do that is abysmally low

[congressodigitalnano]

[PT] 🚀 VI CDNB: O maior evento online de nanobiotecnologia e bioengenharia está de volta!

📅 Quando? 10 a 13 de junho de 2025 ✅ 100% ONLINE E GRATUITO!

✨ O que rola no VI CDNB?

Submissão de resumos até 02/05

Pitches de elevador até 23/05

Concurso de ilustrações científicas até 30/05

🌍 Impacto global: Mais de 20 mil participantes de 50 países!

🔗 Inscreva-se agora: even3.com.br/vicdnb 📲 Siga-nos para mais info: linktr.ee/cdnb

👉 Por que participar?

Aprenda com os maiores especialistas.

Conecte-se com uma comunidade global.

Faça parte da revolução científica!

#cdnb #nanotecnologia #bioengenharia #ciência #inovação

[EN] 🚀 VI CDNB: The biggest online event in nanobiotechnology and bioengineering is back!

📅 When? June 10-13, 2025 ✅ 100% FREE & ONLINE!

✨ What’s happening at VI CDNB?

Abstract submission until May 2

Elevator pitches until May 23

Sci-art contest until May 30

🌍 Global impact: Over 20,000 participants from 50 countries!

🔗 Sign up now: even3.com.br/vicdnb 📲 Follow us for updates: linktr.ee/cdnb

👉 Why join?

Learn from top experts.

Connect with a global community.

Be part of the scientific revolution!

#cdnb #nanotechnology #bioengineering #science #innovation

[ES] 🚀 VI CDNB: ¡El mayor evento online de nanobiotecnología y bioingeniería está de vuelta!

📅 ¿Cuándo? 10 al 13 de junio de 2025 ✅ ¡100% GRATIS Y ONLINE!

✨ ¿Qué pasa en el VI CDNB?

Resúmenes hasta el 02/05

Elevator pitches hasta el 23/05

Concurso de arte científico hasta el 30/05

🌍 Impacto global: ¡Más de 20 mil participantes de 50 países!

🔗 Inscríbete ahora: even3.com.br/vicdnb 📲 Síguenos para más info: linktr.ee/cdnb

👉 ¿Por qué participar?

Aprende de los mejores expertos.

Conéctate con una comunidad global.

¡Sé parte de la revolución científica!

#cdnb #nanotecnología #bioingeniería #ciencia #innovación

[kvchandru]

(via The Future of Artificial Intelligence: How Neuromorphic Computing is Revolutionising Computing Systems for Smarter Machines)

Neuromorphic computing, inspired by the human brain’s architecture and functioning, is set to redefine how we design and implement computing systems. As traditional computing architectures struggle to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) applications, neuromorphic computing emerges as a promising alternative. This innovative approach to computing, modelled on the brain’s neural networks, offers significant improvements in power efficiency, speed, and scalability.

https://trendingtoday2302.blogspot.com/2024/10/the-future-of-artificial-intelligence.html

[pupsmailbox]

TECHNOLOGY ID PACK

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[nasa]

HBCU Students Make Moves with NASA Tech

In September 2023, students at HBCUs participated in a hackathon at the National HBCU Week Conference, where they used NASA’s technologies to create solutions to problems that affect Black communities. The winning team, Team Airtek, proposed a nano-sensor array for medical diagnoses that would give students on HBCU campuses a non-invasive, non-intensive way to test themselves for precursors for diseases and illnesses like diabetes and COVID.

The hackathon they participated in is a modified version of the full NASA Minority University Research and Education Project Innovation and Tech Transfer Idea Competition (MITTIC) that takes place each fall and spring semester at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.

No matter what you’re studying, you can join the MITTIC competition and come up with new and innovative tech to help your community and the world.

MITTIC could be the beginning of your career pathway: Teams can go on exclusive NASA tours and network with industry experts. Show off your entrepreneurial skills and your team could earn money—and bragging rights.

Don’t wait too long to apply or to share with someone who should apply! The deadline for proposals is Oct. 16, 2023. Apply here: https://microgravityuniversity.jsc.nasa.gov/nasamittic.

[yodasec-expose-news]

Emergency Broadcast System Alert! Take this with caution!

Pass this onto all the platforms as possible for everyone’s safety and concerns! I personally don’t take any chances. 🙏 View this post on Instagram A post shared by 🌿THE MEDICINE FAMILY🌿 (@themedicinefam)

[penny-anna]

the official NaNoWriMo website exists bcos back when the event first started (1999) social media wasn't really a Thing yet so if you wanted to do an event like that you made a website. I'm not sure where ppl are getting this idea that it was originally some kind of wild & free social media challenge. it's older than pretty much every currently used social network.

when i first started doing NaNoWrimo twitter was only a year old, facebook had only just become open to non-students, etc. i didn't have any social media accounts. i think i was a Gaia Online user at the time.

all of the discussion and energy around the event took place on the NaNoWriMo forum. it was the place for talking to other people who were doing the challenge. you wanted to cheer on other users or share your progress or talk about your project you went to the NaNo forum.

it was a very different internet! forum culture's not completely gone but it's taken a huge dip basically everywhere but reddit.

[gh0stfactory]

Diva Dynamite herself!

[ben10-lostandfound]

Cartoon Network Universe: FusionFall - Ben 10 Nanos (Unused, Classic, Academy)

Source: FusionFall Cache

[quinnred]

The Swords Grow Wild: Even the Dead Dream of Home

A piece done as the intro artwork of "The Swords Grow Wild" section of the art zine "Visions Unveiled" published by BobTheSeagullKing in collaboration with Logan/Tachyon , CrabdominalPain , and Luke Baker.

"A giant corpse twinkles within a cloud of oxygen, its metallic bones glinting like a quiet star within this blue gaseous death blanket. Although it is a tiny light among an infinity of tiny lights, a machine eye spots it.

The probe investigates on behalf of a million curious minds, coordinating its paleobiological autopsy of the leviathan from light-years away. 

The “bones" are of a nano-constructed steel structure, stained by long dried oils and muscle pressures. Much of the remaining tissue had decayed into pale iron rich sinews along the three spines running along the body. 

What most intrigued the probe and its coordinators was the golden husk of the body’s brain and nervous system. Not only was it bizarre to see such a precious metal used in a biological structure, but that it held activity. The brain itself was not alive, but it still preserved echoes of the alien’s thoughts and memories. Such a preservation of information seemed unlikely to be a natural product, at least to the minds behind the probe, hypothesizing that this was an artificial organism, maybe even an alien equivalent to the probe. 

By studying and mimicking the neurological mechanics of the husk, the probe could connect to the neural network and perceive abstracts of information.

Images of birth, or more aptly construction, as its newly crafted eyes connected to its brain, allowing it to witness each massive organ be placed within its metal carapace. A skip in time, the creature rushing with other armoured missile brethren across a battlefield, surging forth in a wild aerial spin deploying numerous biomechanical bombs as if shedding metallic feathers. Other living war machines fight with and against the creature as chaos consumes an alien city of urbanized stone, steel and bone. 

Clearer memories flood in, the creature ascending towards the sky, its form searing with atmospheric heat as it escapes pursuing explosives. A goal screeches within its instincts, to kill whatever lays above these clouds. It plows through the last layer of atmosphere and- 

It lies in a void, circling around the sphere it came from, body torn apart but flickering with life. Its target, a biomechanical ring hovers above the green and blue world with only scars to bare. 

Time passes by millennia between neural blinks, as the creature drifts away, the world gradually blooms red and orange with overgrown infrastructure. The Target grows many rings until it engulfs the rusted planet like a rib-cage shielding a heart. The image drifts further and dimmer until all that can be seen is a twinkle and then darkness as the sensory organs decay. 

Even in death, it still dreamed of home."

[nanowrimo]

5 Tips to Avoid Burnout as a Neurodivergent Writer

When taking on a project as big as writing a novel, you may run into the risk of burnout. NaNo Participant Joana Hill gives some tips on avoiding burnout as a neurodivergent writer.

Burnout.  As writers, we all know it. For neurodivergent writers, burnout can be even more damaging than usual. We can be much more sensitive, both mentally and emotionally, than our neurotypical friends and family.

This means avoiding burnout, and taking care of it when it does happen, can be even more important for us.  I’m here today to provide some tips for my fellow neurodivergent writers to tackle just that.

1. Write What Interests You

Write what interests you rather than what you think you ‘should’ be writing.  Many of us get caught-up in pleasing others.  For neurodivergent people who’ve spent much of their life masking, or hiding their true personality and needs because of fear of rejection, it can be a hard habit to break.

If you want to write a 50k slow burn coffee shop AU of your favorite fandom, an epic space opera starring ants, or a main character with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or any other disorder or condition you have, go for it.

2. Get A Support Network

For neurodivergent people, we’ve often lived our lives with special interests no one wants to hear us talk about.  It often results in us not talking about them at all before someone can tell us they don’t want to hear about it.

Whether it’s offline with friends and family, or online here at NaNoWriMo or other sites, having people who are actively interested in listening to you and helping you plot and write can be a game-changer.

3. Celebrate As Many Victories As You Want

Many years, my personal goal is that I can get the new Pokemon game, which always comes out around the middle of November now, once I hit 50k.  But you don’t need just one grand goal.

Get a bag of your favorite candy and say you can have a piece every so many words.  Find something on Amazon you want (and can afford to get!) and say you’ll get it once you hit the halfway point.  Whatever motivates you to keep going, set it into motion.

4. Plan For Flexibility

That may sound like an oxymoron, but hear me out.  Neurodivergent people often love to have a plan.  I know I can get frustrated and upset when I’m expecting something to happen and something different does.  For a big goal like writing a novel in a month, a lot of things can end up going wrong.

Carry a notebook and pen or tablet with a keyboard case in case an errand takes longer than expected.  Back your writing up to several places in case your main writing device crashes.  Make sure at least one of those is a cloud service in case you end up writing on a device that isn’t yours.  The more contingency plans you have, the better prepared you are when life happens.

5. Be Kind To Yourself

Some days you may not get the minimum goal, or you might not write at all.  You may feel like you just can’t do it because you’re behind on your word count, or you decide you don’t like what you’ve written.

I get it.  But don’t beat yourself up about it.  Take a break.  Play your favorite game or read your favorite book.  Go for a walk.  And remember that you’re awesome.  No one can write this story like you can.

Joana Hill is a writer of young adult stories, as well as novellas inspired by Japanese light novels and anime. You can find her books, social media, and anything else you could imagine wanting to know about her on her LinkTree. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio

[fixyourwritinghabits]

Looking for a NaNoWriMo alternative? Rogue Writers is an international group with free resources and organized online events for all those who like the NaNo spirit, but need a better space for it.