untorquer
@untorquer@lemmy.world
- Comment on Fun Otter Fact 1 day ago:
Am i sad because I’m empathizing with a North American River Otter who looks sad or am i sad because the North American River Otter is probably unaware of how semiconductors work? Either easy North American River Otter deserves better.
- Comment on Do not recommend. 2 days ago:
It is if your plans fell through.
- Comment on Do not recommend. 2 days ago:
Why not both!?
- Comment on Do not recommend. 2 days ago:
Firecrackers are too dry for the recipe. That’s why your revolution came out brittle and tastting like cardboard.
- Comment on Do not recommend. 2 days ago:
Takes the piss right outta ya
- Comment on Skyrim on Switch 2 ships with severe input lag and a huge 53GB file size despite being capped at 30FPS 3 days ago:
The labor cost though, it’s at an all time lo… Wait no that’s gone up… What are they even doing?
Something like business metrics being measured in board salary $/frame-hour?
- Comment on When you eat too much oats and sleep 5 days ago:
There’s art in every fart.
- Comment on “You heard wrong” - users brutually reject Microsoft's "Copilot for work" in Edge and Windows 11 2 weeks ago:
To be fair you could paste the list in a spreadsheet and sort it in about 10 more seconds than it would take to grep it.
- Comment on how do plants in a green house get enough co2? 2 weeks ago:
I’m inclined to think the fans are more for fanning the plants so they can perspire and breathe more readily. Many plants need a breeze to grow well.
- Comment on how do plants in a green house get enough co2? 2 weeks ago:
It’s called diffusion. Unless the greenhouse is hermetically sealed, and the rate of consumption does not exceed the rate of diffusion, the ratio of CO2 will be similar to that outside.
A simple vent will be enough if not just small gaps in the structure.
- Comment on I dunno 2 weeks ago:
Yes i am, but if you subtract 15 from both sides it’s 2.
- Comment on I dunno 2 weeks ago:
wizardry!
- Comment on I dunno 2 weeks ago:
We didn’t learn elements until high school tbf
- Comment on I dunno 2 weeks ago:
Gotta distribute:
2+(8+5)-(5+5)
2+13-0
15
- Comment on Is it gay to have pleasurable sex with your wife? 3 weeks ago:
Something about Grindr statistics and RNC conventions…
- Comment on Is it gay to have pleasurable sex with your wife? 3 weeks ago:
If you care to last longer than 23.4 seconds you might be able to rearrange them in a way they like better.
- Comment on Stop stressing my GPU and start hiring artists 4 weeks ago:
something that often looks “photorealistic” today will look really dated in a few years.
I’m fairly certain that with AI framegen and he hyperfocus on raytracing this paradigm is broken. Were going from consecutive titles looking better to stagnation while only projects with some breathing room in production will advance visually. (E.g. new witcher).
- Comment on Hrmmmmm 5 weeks ago:
More like you have a simple and easy to follow recipe for cake. You and a friend are following it dutifully. Just before the last step of the recipe your friend gets a call from their partner. Your friend then pushes you out of the kitchen and locks you out. The cake is served frosted in your friends freshly cut hair clippings.
- Comment on Plant Protection 5 weeks ago:
The spores in the cap are also active but with cubensis in low wind they tend to drop on neighboring caps. So being eaten directly and spread should have a higher load transited.
I’m no scientist either so take my thoughts with a cow pie.
- Comment on Plant Protection 5 weeks ago:
In confused as to how it’s not considered a spore distribution strategy because mammals like tripping balls and spores can survive digestion… 🤷
- Comment on If AI was all it was cracked up to be, it wouldn't be shoved in your face 24/7 1 month ago:
I have found one use for it: getting information from behind login/paywalls.
It still feels gross to use AI at all though. It’s like putting my hand in toilet water.
The market flooding is a classic silicon valley strategy of free today charge tomorrow except they’re over invested in this one financially, in global supply for GPUs, and land with viable power infrastructure.
- Comment on There was no need to ever improve upon THIS 1 month ago:
It’s more difficult to take thermals off/on for a regular car ride. Just let me set temps down to 5C or something.
- Comment on There was no need to ever improve upon THIS 1 month ago:
It’s -5C/23F outside, you hop in the car, winter boots and thermal layers. Your climate control’s lowest setting is 16C/61F. You have two options: personal sweaty sauna or drive in your winter jacket with frozen hands.
Other options: blast heat with windows down. Full AC, just get it over with.
- Comment on Fight me 1 month ago:
Fuck me, every time with this “useful heat” bs…
- Comment on Fight me 1 month ago:
🤓 AKSHUALLY
Energy is conserved. It is converted from another form of energy, or in this case mostly transported, not created.
- Comment on Fuck 1 month ago:
- Go fast? Depends on type of saw though. Like a silky(?) Commonly does this on horizontal stuff. If the tree is light enough just pull the saw out.
- This is on the edge of when you might cut a notch. It’s not a big tree. With all the cut limbs i doubt there’s much above the pic. Otherwise see 3.
- No thots cut tree.
- Comment on Fuck 1 month ago:
It’s a fairly small diameter, enough to hurt you if you’re unlucky, but i bet you’d get away with it. …assuming it’s pine/softwood.
- Comment on Fuck 1 month ago:
Branches higher up tangled probably.
- Comment on I c it! 2 months ago:
Ah nice! I liked the Lancairs, i got to fly one of them. For working in i think Pipers were my favorite, especially the Malibu. Plenty of space and logical layouts.
I guess working in the engines was nicer in the Cessnas since there was less baffling and no turbo, less places to drop books and nuts.
- Comment on I c it! 2 months ago:
Oh i was just the mechanic