Natanox
@Natanox@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Let's stick with just the one observer from now on, then 3 days ago:
Well yes, however intuitively there should be photons smashing into it even if nobody is observing it.
- Comment on Statistically, probably with the beetles. 🪲 1 week ago:
LÖMP!
- Comment on Still looking for the right community for this meme 1 week ago:
“I know pol memes aren’t allowed, I know this is one and everyone else already disliked it. I will post it anyway.”
Dude, what? 😂
- Comment on I dunno 2 weeks ago:
Why should anyone do that, an implied multiplication is the normal thing you learn in (I think?) somewhere between 5th to 7th grade. You only add an operator if it’s something else. It’s as basic as PEMDAS.
- Comment on Insulin 2 weeks ago:
Every time someone talks about you being supposedly free to choose where to work they should get instant diarrhea. Let alone medicine of course, that’s a hard dependence.
Nobody is truly free without proper UBI and free healthcare and good public transport. Only then true freedom can exist.
- Comment on We'll just ignore that 3 weeks ago:
Look up “John Harvey Kellogg circumcision”. A lot of the US obsession with cutting up baby penisses is because of him and his obsession with preventing boys from masturbating.
- Comment on Valve released a new VR helmet? 4 weeks ago:
I just tested Winlator on my 6 year old phone yesterday to get a feeling what kind of punch the way more modern Steam Frame Hardware might gonna yield. It ran Crysis on Medium Settings with high framerate no problem, on an old Snapdragon 845.
The Steam Frame gonna be awesome af.
- Comment on Gladly and proudly 4 weeks ago:
Tittiiiiiees!
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
And the dad doesn’t care. Pfeh, typical. /lh
- Comment on Easy choice 1 month ago:
Petrichor-lite is still preferable.
- Comment on Space is beautiful 1 month ago:
No, the light would be reflected as soon as the mirror is set up. If the mirror is set up 10 lightyears away it would take 10 years for you to see it and whatever it reflects. There already is light on the way to the position of the mirror before you set it up.
- Comment on Easy choice 1 month ago:
D. Nothing is better than petrichor.
- Comment on Space is beautiful 1 month ago:
But only after 10 years. You couldn’t see anything that wasn’t visible from the viewpoint of the mirror beforehand, as from earth’s point of view the mirror isn’t there yet. And if you’re there anyway… you can just look at Earth with the craft that’s on the position of the mirror already.
- Comment on do it cowards 1 month ago:
Perhaps it can give you a warning about that in the app. “Warning: Dingdong too long, offspring fountains in danger”
- Comment on do it cowards 1 month ago:
Of course! That health data won’t sell itself.
(The device costs 600$, and to actually get access to your data you then have to pay at least 7$ per month in subscription)
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- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
What the fuck?
- Comment on Oh god oh fuck 1 month ago:
If it’s cornered it will bite. First it will flee (can’t), then it will show the rings you can see in the picture to warn predators. If it does that and you still touch it, or worse, pick it up, it will bite.
- Comment on don't look up :) 2 months ago:
The big fucking constellation of mirrors from Reflect Orbital sweeped over our equipment and destroyed everything. Also his eyes are now toasted.
- Comment on predatory giraffes 2 months ago:
I can only imagine what those huge beaks were for. Like diving from the sky at some prey, simply punching it straight through it like a huge spear.
- Comment on Mary E. Brunkow, one of this year's Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, has only 34 published papers and an H-index of 21. 2 months ago:
Don’t worry, that system is currently being completely fucked by AI as well.
- Comment on Down in fucking front 2 months ago:
The audacity and inconsiderateness of this one is just baffling. Wtf is wrong with her.
- Comment on Asking for a chocaholic friend 2 months ago:
I had a good day, we all had good days, until you mentioned that unbearable hypocrite.
- Comment on enjoy life 2 months ago:
That makes 109,99€ per months for access to culture. We may or may not restrict dopamine flow further in the future to offer you new, exciting additional subscriptions. Please do not resist, you’ll love it.
- Comment on Oh nooo! 2 months ago:
As a non-native english speaker I’ve no clue what you’re trying to say brcause both sound the same, so here’s a picture of cheese.
- Comment on Oh nooo! 2 months ago:
I wonder how that dino actually looked like.
Probably like a huge chicken.
- Comment on Accessibility is important 2 months ago:
I heavily disagree. As a visual learner I need pictures. Everything is visual to me, even math, language, programming… if you give me a wall of text using abstract terms I won’t understand shit. I require graphs, visual representations, mindmaps, something.
It might not be the optimal medium for everyone (there is no universally accessible medium for anything!), but to argue that pictures make things less accessible is just plain wrong.
- Comment on Endless struggle 3 months ago:
…I mean, I really hated my time in the hospital but that was the single thing that was genuinely nice when waking up in the middle of the night. Not having to go anywhere.
- Comment on Anyone else notice this?? 3 months ago:
Not saying it’s for free once set up, that would be silly. I just like fair comparisons. 🙂 I don’t concur though that it’s more expensive though.
Heavily depends where you live of course, but in Western Europe and many other “western” nations wood / lumber has become awfully expensive with no indication of it changing, so newer homes are most likely more financially efficient to use a heatpump (especially if you’re able to also afford a few solar panels). We don’t have to fear week-long outages either (even the extremely unlikely case of a national outage like in Spain is fully resolved within 3 days), so even if you don’t have some solar panels and a small battery to power the pump the likelihood of you ever needing a fire to warm up in a new building (which are well insulated) is absurdly tiny. And those pumps really don’t need a lot of power.
Given costs for lumber and regular professional cleaning and maintenance (again, depending on where you live) I’d assume a fireplace with chimney to be at least equally expensive if not more, at least in countries with no easy access to lumber and proper regulations in place (so most of the “developed” countries, assumably). If you have proper quality studies to prove me otherwise please go ahead, it’s all just opinion so far. The only ones I know are comparisons between either heatpumps and classical heating solutions, or comparisons of CO² emitions.
- Comment on Anyone else notice this?? 3 months ago:
Makes sense if you happen to find a building with pre-existing fireplace of course (even though upkeep is still pricey depending on its construction). Face-to-face less though, adding a proper chimney during construction is also pricey and the additional income / cost-savings of PV over its lifetime will very quickly make it way superior in a direct comparison.
