TL;DR - The ability of computers to "understand" natural language and intent has staggering implications for accessibility.
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I recently hit a 10-year milestone of being employed after many years of trying and failing to get a job.
I can’t get enough of anything that helps me wrap my mind around the scale of objects and distances in the universe.
I recently discovered Epic Spaceman on YouTube, who makes incredible visual comparisons to help understand these scales. https://www.youtube.com/@EpicSpaceman
There’s also Universe Sandbox 2. But tbh this Atlas of Space is more accessible to me due to my various input limitations.
Space Engine let’s you explore the entire observable universe.
This is so awesome. I've wanted something like this where you could visit all scales of the universe from tiny atoms, to the galaxy, to the broader universe. Does something like that exist in some form?
I think https://spaceengine.org/ fills part of your request. I haven't played it but I've watched videos about it and it looks like you can jump anywhere around the observable universe and look at any object you want.
Why, “Start coding already!” rather than something like, “Start writing already?” I think half the barrier to people building sites is that they think they need to know how to code, and that seems scary, but they do know what they want to write, and that seems more approachable.
I went with "Get started already" :)