The Universe, The (Hello) World and Uranus
summary
Starts in computational cosmology running C/C++ with MPI and OpenMP on HPC to evolve billions of particles, terabytes of output into galaxy-scale structure, then uses those simulations as labeled training data so ML models infer unobservable properties from observables. Moves into Earth observation using Sentinel‑2 13 bands and NDVI to build vegetation health and wildfire‑risk maps for Sardinia. Produces songs whose source is on GitHub and ships an IntelliJ AI patch fixing a NullPointerException in the Hello World code‑lyrics.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:09From astrophysics to Java
- 3:36Cosmological simulations
- 6:27Earth observation with satellites
- 9:12Multispectral imaging explained
- 11:57From astronomy to music
- 12:41Nanoworks band and Uranus song
- 15:10Hello World Java song
- 17:19Fixing the song with AI
- 19:22New song in Dev Metal
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