@AstroBadBite
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Science to augment humans in the loop
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Joined August 2020
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Astro_BadBite retweeted
Since the Codex reset yesterday, I already depleted the weekly limits of one of my Codex accounts.
This account exlusively uses GPT-5.6 Sol. I'm tracking all token consumption through my OpenClaw setup, so it's very easy to compare to previous periods.
Limits are now exhausting 4.8-5.9x faster than they did just 2 months ago while consumption is now around ~18% slower.
Same reasoning efforts, same mixed type of work.
The token rug pull is coming.
Get ready to pay up.
We have a problem!
There's a huge token rug pull coming.
Right now, Claude and Codex max subscriptions are SUPER generous, and it won't last.
We've seen it before:
- First, a huge AI credit giveaway.
- Then the models get dumber.
- Credits start running out faster.
- Prices jump / the offer ends.
If you rebuilt your company to be entirely dependent on OpenAI's / Anthropic's generosity, you're in for a bad surprise soon 👇
Astro_BadBite retweeted
🚨 Am I the only one who feels like my Codex subscription isn’t matching the price anymore?
My weekly usage got completely drained in a few hours today.
As someone building with AI, that’s fucking frustrating.
I’m paying for the plan because I want to build, test, iterate, and ship - not spend half my time thinking about how much usage I have left.
At some point, the question becomes:
Am I paying for AI access… or paying to ration AI access?
Honestly curious - do you guys feel like you’re getting your money’s worth? 👀
Astro_BadBite retweeted
“Study hard what interests you the most in the most undisciplined, irreverent, and original manner possible.”
— Richard Feynman
Astro_BadBite retweeted
Right. Dario was already claiming that GPT2 was too dangerous to open source back in 2019.
I made fun of them then.
Everyone should make fun of them now.
Astro_BadBite retweeted
One of the greatest intellectual dishonesties of the AI age is assigning an “X% chance” that AI will kill everyone and presenting that number as science!
10%? 20%? 50%?
Show me the damn data! Show me the model. Show how you calculated it!
Instead, we get chains of speculative assumptions and science-fiction scenarios, including implausible claims about engineered pandemics. I have worked with viruses for decades; biology does not work like a doomsday screenplay.
The burden of proof belongs to the person making the extraordinary claim. Nobody else has to prove the probability is zero.
If I claimed there was a 10% chance aliens would arrive within ten years and destroy Earth, you would ask where the 10% came from.
Possibility and probability are not the same thing. It may be possible that there are million intelligent civilization in our galaxy or none, there is no probability you can assign to that without making wild assumptions.
Ask the same of AI extinction.
A subjective fear does neither become science because you attach a percentage to it nor make you a credible expert!
Astro_BadBite retweeted
GPT-6 Astra has done incredible things I never thought a model could do. It has also done some of the stupidest things I've ever seen a model do.
Generally speaking, Fable 5.1 just does what I ask.
Astro_BadBite retweeted
The Harvard Economics Department attempted to shave a *Trillion* Dollars off Social Security payments to the elderly by suppressing our work on Geometric Marginalism and imputing a fictitious 1.1% CPI overstatement claim to serve Senators Packwood and Moynihan’s secret agenda.
Wow…Roland Fryer and @BillAckman have created a $1 million prize for academic truth-telling, the Carob Trust Prize for Academic Courage.
“The prize awards $1 million each to as many as five social scientists a year who have demonstrated intellectual independence, published findings that were attacked rather than answered, and been validated by the evidence—despite the professional cost. The selection criteria are designed to distinguish courage from contrarianism: Nominees must show a sustained commitment to following logic and evidence regardless of pressure, a willingness to ask questions others avoid, and work that has shifted academic debate, public discourse or policy—often despite being misread, mischaracterized or vilified at the time of publication.”
Astro_BadBite retweeted
Fascinating insights from hypobaric simulations testing physiological tolerance to low-pressure hypoxia—key for spacecraft and surface EVA safety.👨🚀
Are lunar explorers ready to endure the pressure spectrum?
#HumanResearch #DCS
Roscosmos cosmonaut Alexander Grebyonkin completed a unique medical evaluation simulating ascents to altitudes of 5 and 10 km inside a hypobaric chamber at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center.
These tests assess a cosmonaut’s tolerance to hypobaric hypoxia, reduced oxygen levels caused by low atmospheric pressure, and their physiological stability under decompression conditions similar to those encountered in spacecraft or spacesuit emergencies.
During the 5 km simulation, chamber pressure was gradually lowered to match that altitude, with ascent and descent rates of 15 m/s and 50 m/s respectively. Doctors continuously monitored ECG, heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and carbon dioxide in exhaled air.
For the 10 km test, Grebyonkin underwent pre-breathing with pure oxygen to remove nitrogen from the body, minimizing decompression risks. The procedure helps determine individual resistance to gas formation under low-pressure conditions, comparable to those in “Sokol” and “Orlan” suits.
Grebyonkin noted that both tests went smoothly, adding that he felt more comfortable at 10 km thanks to the oxygen mask and the slower ascent rate.
Astro_BadBite retweeted
The @NASA Integrated Medical Model (IMM)
Probabilistic risk predictions & Monte Carlo simulations to model medical events during spaceflight. Can planners forecast crew health risks and optimize medical resources for LEO, lunar missions, and Mars transit?
nasa.gov/nasa-integrated-med…
Astro_BadBite retweeted
Software for calculation of doses of ionizing radiation from cosmic radiation has been developed since late 1980s. Radiation doses for most flight crews flying up to 1000hrs annually are recognized as safe according to international standards. @FAANews
faa.gov/sites/faa.gov/files/…
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Testing Astronaut Health in 30 Seconds of Weightlessness.
Considered the best terrestrial analog for microgravity, parabolic flight offers a short window of weightlessness.
But to what extent is this physiology modeling accurate?
engineering.ucdavis.edu/news…
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Acknowledged by @NASEM_Health 2026 report, Assessing Radiation Exposure, Health Outcomes, and Mitigation Strategies for Flight Crewmembers. Committee calls for regulatory action, structured monitoring, enhanced worker education, and a formal radiation safety program.
#radiation
Astro_BadBite retweeted
Cleared for Launch: Pre-flight Medical Assessment in the Commercial Spaceflight Era.
—This narrative review synthesized two decades of #aerospacemedicine within a framework distinguishing mission-related background factors from participant-related factors.
cureus.com/articles/490867-c…
Astro_BadBite retweeted
NTSB recommends improving pilot preparedness for smoke-in-cockpit emergencies through realistic, scenario-based training.
#pilottraining #cabinsmoke #fumes #cabinairquality
The NTSB issued three safety recommendations aimed at improving pilot preparedness for smoke-in-cockpit emergencies through realistic, scenario-based training.
#aerotoxic #fumesevent #smokeevent
aerocrewnews.com/2026/05/13/…
Astro_BadBite retweeted
David Grusch: “I had folks from the retrieval program exfiltrate audio & visual evidence for me to see, both video and photos of the recovered craft, some of the dead ALIENS that were recovered, call it the pilots.” 👽🛸
The former Air Force major, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and National Reconnaissance Office intelligence official who served on the UAP Task Force has now joined Congressman Eric Burlison’s office as a special advisor.
In his recent interview he stated some recovered vehicles are too large or difficult to move and remain at locations he knows. He offered to take officials on a “field trip out west” to see them.
President Trump has ordered the release of UFO files and pledged transparency on the truth about non-human craft and biologics.
David Grusch is a current government employee who says he has already viewed the photos, videos and evidence of crash retrievals and non-human beings. If the order for disclosure is real, what is stopping him from producing the material that would settle the question for the public once and for all?
Listen carefully. You’re not paying attention. He’s already given that information behind closed doors. He’s had it because it’s not getting out to the people so he’s making a direct plea to the president to give him immunity so he can ultimately share the truth with the American people and the rest of the world. That’s what this campaign is about.
Astro_BadBite retweeted
Measuring radiation on the mission around the Moon 🌖
🔴 In long-term missions to the Moon and Mars, space radiation will pose a daunting challenge.
👥 Here's what two mannequins learned on the Artemis I mission around the Moon.
blogs.esa.int/orion/2024/12/…
ALT Radiation mannequins Helga and Zohar inside the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis I mission to the Moon.
