Spaceballstheusername
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- Comment on Any recommendations for a low-cost, low-hassle printer? 7 hours ago:
The ender3 V3 se+ is super low cost and super easy. Get a pei sheet and sticking shouldn’t be a problem. They’re slow but as long as you don’t print a ton it’s not a big deal. I upgraded to an sv08 and it’s great. It has a bunch of bells and whistles, is super fast, is totally open source, and has a big print volume. I recommend it if you want to spend a little more I got mine on fb marketplace for 400 so maybe look around and find a deal.
- Comment on The ability to be spontaneous in life is directly proportion to the size of your bank account 4 weeks ago:
It’s not how spontaneous you are is directly proportional is the ability to be spontaneous.
- Comment on ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 4 weeks ago:
Especially since many of the plants die after 1 year anyway so it’s not even like we shorten their lives anyway.
- Comment on Amazon tech workers leaving for other jobs in response to return to office mandate 1 month ago:
Idk about the whole talk of having an excuse to shareholders, I don’t think shareholders look into hey these offices are sitting unused I demand an explanation I think they care how much profit the company making and what are future predictions of profit.
- Comment on Hearing is be-leafing: Students invent quieter leaf blower 5 months ago:
There are graduate students unions or research assistant unions. Undergraduates (not ones working in a lab) don’t work for the university they are customers. It would be like members of a gym unionizing. I guess it could happen maybe.
- Comment on Hearing is be-leafing: Students invent quieter leaf blower 5 months ago:
I worked at a UC and companies retained all IP across all UCs and my undergrad school from the east coast was the same way. I’ve never heard of a university that let students keep their IP. I would imagine it would be hard to attract outside companies since the companies pay to be a part of the program. Can you point to a university program that allows students to retain their IP for senior design projects? I know if a student is doing a project through the school for a different class like a lab and they invent something or are volunteering the university has no claim to it but senior design is different.
- Comment on Hearing is be-leafing: Students invent quieter leaf blower 5 months ago:
The sad thing is the students who actually did the work will probably see no financial gain from this. Students pay to take a class and then a company pays the university for access to the students and the students ideas and work is used by a company with no financial benefit to the students. Everyone makes out except the students.
- Comment on Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US production 6 months ago:
That would be awesome, any idea where you heard that, I’ve read other sodium based technologies have ~65%
- Comment on Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US production 6 months ago:
I didn’t see anything about round trip efficiency. I’ve heard that’s a big downside so it might make energy storage a hard sell.
- Comment on Woaaaaa 6 months ago:
You mean like ores like copper, iron, rare earths that kinda thing. There are seems of minerals that are actually meteorites that have collected in certain spots on a glacier. Haven’t heard anything about other large deposits but usually you would need to do all kinds of geological surveys to find that stuff and since most places are covered in 1mile+ of ice it’s near impossible.
- Comment on Woaaaaa 6 months ago:
When you say resources what resources are you referring to specifically?
- Comment on A 7,000-Pound Car Smashed Through a Guardrail. That’s Bad News for All of Us. 8 months ago:
Your house is halfway across the state?
- Comment on NYPD faces backlash as it prepares to encrypt radio communications | New York | The Guardian 10 months ago:
I think it says the idea of allowing media or a delayed stream to the public was talked about but nothing was decided.
- Comment on 40% of US electricity is now emissions-free 10 months ago:
I think you’re unfamiliar with California’s new policy it doesn’t change the cost to install but how much you pay and make for electricity. Basically now you sell electricity to the grid for 3-5 cents and buy it for like 10-15 but then they tack on like 20 cents in transmission fees. So it has made solar not cost effective anymore in most residential cases. So the total number of yearly installs has decreased to 20% compared to last year.
- Comment on 40% of US electricity is now emissions-free 10 months ago:
Still plenty that can be done to stop it. Preventing transmission lines, giving even bigger subsidies to fossil fuels, putting large tarrifs on imported solar panels and wind turbines. Just look at California the power monopoly is in with Gavin Newsom and they created rules that protect their profits above all else and now solar installs is at 20% what it was before.
- Comment on Task failed successfully? 10 months ago:
In all seriousness does the insurance still pay it if it’s suicide by cop?
- Comment on Hyperloop One to Shut Down After Failing to Reinvent Transit 10 months ago:
What infrastructure?
- Comment on Tesla Has The Highest Accident Rate Of Any Auto Brand 11 months ago:
How exactly could this study give a concrete reason for the higher than average crash rates?
- Comment on They're all dead now, I wonder who got the last laugh? 11 months ago:
No he had no reason or justification as to why it was happening. He also refuses to do any experiment to prove he was right. That’s why no one took him seriously because he sounded like a crazy person.
- Comment on Windows 12 May Require a Subscription 1 year ago:
Yeah this sounds like the most reasonable outcome but companies have been surprising me recently with how dumb they can be.
- Comment on Over just a few months, ChatGPT went from correctly answering a simple math problem 98% of the time to just 2%, study finds. Researchers found wild fluctuations—called drift—in the technology’s abi... 1 year ago:
Can someone explain why they don’t take the approach where things are somewhat compartmentalized. So you have a image processing program, a math program, a music program, etc and like the human brain that has cross talk but also dedicated certain parts of your brain to do specific things.