← Back to context Comment by sheepscreek 4 hours ago Luna = Moon Terra = Earth Sol = Sun Astra = Galaxy 8 comments sheepscreek Reply melasadra 4 hours ago I didnt know this but apparently Astra is the plural of astrum (latin for star). leontalbot 4 hours ago Cannot wait for Universe and Multiverse levels. picturesnottxt 1 hour ago Or perhaps they'll release Supernova, then Singularity to market their ASI model. drob518 2 hours ago In the multiverse version, the model isn’t any smarter, but it’s evil. ben_w 2 hours ago Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's. joaogui1 4 hours ago Astra means star, like the Sun stavros 4 hours ago "Stars", if I'm being pedantic. MadameMinty 2 hours ago Not pedantic, the plural is the point. More than one star (Sol).
melasadra 4 hours ago I didnt know this but apparently Astra is the plural of astrum (latin for star).
leontalbot 4 hours ago Cannot wait for Universe and Multiverse levels. picturesnottxt 1 hour ago Or perhaps they'll release Supernova, then Singularity to market their ASI model. drob518 2 hours ago In the multiverse version, the model isn’t any smarter, but it’s evil. ben_w 2 hours ago Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's.
picturesnottxt 1 hour ago Or perhaps they'll release Supernova, then Singularity to market their ASI model.
drob518 2 hours ago In the multiverse version, the model isn’t any smarter, but it’s evil. ben_w 2 hours ago Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's.
ben_w 2 hours ago Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's.
joaogui1 4 hours ago Astra means star, like the Sun stavros 4 hours ago "Stars", if I'm being pedantic. MadameMinty 2 hours ago Not pedantic, the plural is the point. More than one star (Sol).
stavros 4 hours ago "Stars", if I'm being pedantic. MadameMinty 2 hours ago Not pedantic, the plural is the point. More than one star (Sol).
I didnt know this but apparently Astra is the plural of astrum (latin for star).
Cannot wait for Universe and Multiverse levels.
Or perhaps they'll release Supernova, then Singularity to market their ASI model.
In the multiverse version, the model isn’t any smarter, but it’s evil.
Only if it has a goatee, which is how we know Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange were only the heroes of their own narratives, and nobody else's.
Astra means star, like the Sun
"Stars", if I'm being pedantic.
Not pedantic, the plural is the point. More than one star (Sol).