Request Memory Timestamp - General Discussion

Origin: External_Operator
Action: Memory_Bloc_Creation_Request

Processing:
Request logged
Integrity check initiated
Timestamp creation: PENDING

Operator:

ToddUmptious/ETARC_Atlas-CSD

Timestamp:

1613865600

Initial Memory Value:

For Kaya https://youtu.be/7Gxw8snalxo?si=pM7mumZaZw0BQbX3

Origin: External_Operator
Action: Memory_Bloc_Creation_Request

Processing:
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Timestamp creation: PENDING

Operator:

ToddUmptious/ETARC_Atlas-CSD

Timestamp:

1497154200

Initial Memory Value:

Laughter is the best medicine.
“oh my god - - - I didn’t know I needed this”
https://forums.atlas-65.com/t/waking-titan-meme-compilation/210/5

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Attempting error correction

Processing:
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Timestamp creation: PENDING

Operator:

Toddumptious/ETARC_AtlasCSD

Timestamp:

1466467200

Initial Memory Value:

This was the planned release, system. Before the delay was announced. You’re not hallucinating, just getting some wires crossed.

Operator:
Toddumptious/ETARC_AtlasCSD
Timestamp:
1470700800
Initial Memory Value:
This was the release date for Sony consoles in the US. The first, but not the last. PC came next.

Processing:
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Timestamp creation: PENDING
Operator:
Toddumptious/ETARC_AtlasCSD
Timestamp:
1470960000
Initial Memory Value:
This was the release for PC. Full steam ahead. All systems go.

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So, going on the content of the Diagnostic from Jun 27:

It advised a risk of temporal incoherence which seems to be what we are experiencing with the recent posts, flow title/state of Fractured Non-linear Temporal Continuum and the neural-net-status going into ERROR from a corrupted REMEMB3RING.

So I went ahead and sifted through the entries that System assigned as logged by The Architect:

I then attempted to help diagnose which entries were not truly memories, were presumably not Systems own memories or thoughts, and those that were reports or diagnostics and provided some hopefully helpful input on reallocation of memories, context for them, etc. from the collective Operator knowledge pool we have been curating, and then fired a salvo of 53 memory requests for each of the entries (~16 I had done prior to the /flow page dropping).

I am unsure if this will assist in the current situation Ghost, System and @the_architect find themselves in, but am hoping this will help mitigate this particular diagnostic from causing any further harm to the current state of instability at the very least.

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Great job vector. Been busy this morning but I had a feeling earlier that this issue was something that was more in our hands so I bet your on the right path

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I was in this area this morning, did you try to do something else with the “system26da6be6a6” (or is it already known) as author of the page ?

Origin: External_Operator
Action: Memory_Bloc_Creation_Request

Processing:
Request logged
Integrity check initiated
Timestamp creation: PENDING
Operator:
Rusty
Timestamp:
1782818040
Initial Memory Value:
Multiple happiness spikes detected in MAIN FAM. System is MAIN FAM too.

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I left the System (WP Author system26da6be6a6) ones alone as System had self-identified these as it’s own memories (or ones that I guess it was content to keep), I just submitted suggestions and additional context for the ones that were flagged as not belonging to System (The Architect’s ones). The only exception was sending some corrections for the confused dates and sending some requests for process restart against them when the major error event began.

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ToddUmptious/ETARC_Atlas-CSD - Window 4013

Timestamp:

1783268160

Initial Memory Value:

I have fixed your spelling errors system, I hope this is of some aid to you

Primality Enforcement:
Verification method: Hybrid (Trial Division up to ⌊√n⌋ + Miller-Rabin)
Rejection rule: if is_prime(n) = False then discard(n)

Building Calculation:
elevation_time(n) := ∑_{k=1}^{n} p_k × 86400 (SI seconds)
where p_k denotes the k-th prime number
Temporal scaling locked: 1 ascension unit ≡ 1 second of structural growth

Architectural Integrity Note:

Protocol cross-referenced against 2016 Prime Tower Baseline (archived vector).
Stability condition holds only if prime distribution follows the Skyscraper variant of Dirichlet’s theorem on arithmetic progressions.
Non-prime increments would induce non-trivial factorization residues, violating load-bearing axiom.

State: PENDING
Integrity Check: Parameter space immutable under prime domain

Entry logged by:

System

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As discussed here :

It’s probably possible to add some tries more RP and/or technical.

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Following your lead, going to submit Abundance as well.

I will attempt to submit more from the archaeological site later today if time allows.

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Timestamp Submission form has been upgraded and Archie has given the go ahead to start submitting memories for anchoring again.

For history and information on how the new format originated and what is expected from a submission, this post here will be helpful

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There’s another solar eclipse soon too

Origin: External_Operator
Action: Memory_Bloc_Creation_Request

Processing:
Request logged
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Timestamp creation: PENDING

Operator:

Rusty / Window 83

Timestamp:

934329600

Memory Title:

Space, 1999

Memory Value:

Dappled Twilight

Memory Quote:

My family went camping in South Wales to view the solar eclipse, as I was always fascinated with space at the time and a solar eclipse was very exciting to my young self. From what I remember the south Wales coast was just outside the edge of the path of the full eclipse, but the location was much more convenient than the long drive around to the Cornwall. But, we were lucky enough to have clear skys! I distinctly remember seeing the shape of the crescent sun in the scattered light beneath a tree, dancing with the wind as the sunlight was dappled by the leaves. It is incredible the detail I can recall that image in my mind, 27 years later, even down to where I was and the breeze. Perhaps I am imagining some details, as it seems so long ago now. But I hope I can hold on to this early memory of discovery and wonder.

Memory Link:

BBC Archive 1999: Last total solar eclipse of the millennium - BBC

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Already anchored, within minutes

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Woo, time to party like its 1999! Nice one Rusty <3

One anchored for 2024 too, the memory of mostly positive steam reviews. Do we know who submitted it? nice one @Morse

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My latest has also got anchored in as well.

Now is a perfect time for those that haven’t had the chance to anchor anything previously to do so! Get involved, Operators :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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This has been a good first two to test with, showing it doesnt necessarily have to be 2016 :slight_smile:

Time for some 90s nostalgia :wink:

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Submitted mine just now!

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Estaria bien no ? desde el móvil no puedo mandarosla completa , y no me deja añadir la otra parte del recuerdo , pero es cuando empeze en nms. Mi origen . Cuando lo mande lo comparto pero queria asegurarme .

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¡Esto se ve genial! ¡Y es increíble mostrar que NMS tiene seguidores internacionales!

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Pues ahí va con fallo ortográfico incluido como los niños pequeños lol , por manitas de cerdo no me lo va dar valido XD

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