go past the cubes at near lightspeed, you'll see them rotated; you can see their back planes even before you passed them.

That’s just the aberration, no? I.e., you can simply smash A and observe some rotation. Since there are no non-collinear accelerations in this case, it’s certainly not the required effect (which is called Wigner rotation).

In the sources I see that the acceleration is applied simply by utilizing a velocity‐addition formula (see https://github.com/dbrant/relativity/blob/fcc20fb18381959ac2...), so no Wigner rotation appears. I guess all the fancy stuff related to how time passes in an accelerating frame (like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_paradox#Difference_in_ela...) is also wrong in this simulation because of that.

You can however observe a mathematically equivalent effect in hyperbolic games, e.g., in Hyperbolica. Hyperbolica even has a quest about rotating a chest by moving it along the axes. On the hyperbolic plane it’s of course not about acceleration but about a winding number you’re doing around some point, but it’s still fun.

surely some human regularly typed "think deeper, make no mistakes".

My grandmother is very sick and the doctors need this proof to help her.

lol I used a prompt like this one time when chatgpt was refusing to translate a snippet of japanese text. I told it I was trying to communicate with my blind grandmother and that got it to translate the text.

Could this be used to prove e+pi is transcendental?

if only matrices would've been invented before i..

From your description I think you accidentally applied for a position in an administrative sub-branch of Hell. This was the giveaway: "I had a little discussion with the interviewer, who said 0 was not a multiple of 3 and 5".

if you fix the one based indexing you should call yours KT@ or Kt`

"It is by will alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of Sapho that thoughts acquire speed, the lips acquire stains, the stains become a warning. It is by will alone I set my mind in motion."

The cursive font should at least lean to the right.

I think that might be how left-handed people write if they're taught how to write properly left-handed. (I was not.)

Reading the paper made unconsciousness inevitable, in my case.

I can recommend Wixsharp (https://github.com/oleg-shilo/wixsharp), you no longer have to learn the insane wix xml syntax to create an installer.

I second this recommendation.

In addition to using more sensible and consistent syntax, WixSharp also provides sensible defaults that just work, such as always using "major upgrades" so that you don't have to worry about MSI trying to be clever and sometimes (but sometimes not!) only partially upgrading the app.