TowardsTheFuture
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- Comment on This feels wrong. I love it. 3 weeks ago:
Yes. Also if you think of i as a 90° rotation (with a length of the scalar coefficient infront of i, in this case 1) . Thus one rotates you outwards away from the 2D plane, and two of those gets you back to the 2D plane, just going the other direction.
- Comment on Ghost Of Yotei announced as a samurai sequel to Ghost Of Tsushima 1 month ago:
That’s so cool for her. Love it.
- Comment on Nintendo officially places Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom outside series' established timeline 2 months ago:
Yeah but where does BDG place it
- Comment on PoE 2, lets goo 2 months ago:
Oh damn cool. Feels like ages since they announced it. Looking forward to trying it.
- Comment on PoE 2, lets goo 2 months ago:
Oh wait is it actually releasing this decade?
- Comment on A First Look at Homesteads: Exclusive Preview from PC Gamer – GuildWars2.com 4 months ago:
Literally a slot in the video to change out what glyph is used.
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 5 months ago:
While I believe they answered well, the short being it being published doesn’t mean it is automatically science, there are plenty of shitty publications that care more about number of articles than ensuring good practices, and good peer review.
The point of what he was saying was that you need to publish it for it to be science tho, as science is there to build knowledge and increase our understanding, and not publishing does not allow that and thus is not science, even if the methods were good and the logic was sound.
- Comment on Finish him. 🪓 5 months ago:
If it’s not published it’s not science. The Contrapositive is if it is science, then it is published.
Not if it is published it is science.
- Comment on He came with receipts 5 months ago:
Nah it was 2018 (with two others). Had to check if he has two, but nope.
- Comment on He came with receipts 5 months ago:
Dude won a Turing award 6 years ago, is a major player in a field that is rapidly expanding, Professor at NYU, and thus is likely part of a lot of different research going on. He may not be writing up all 80 personally, but his work and name is part of them. If it was some nobody working in a slower field I would definitely be cautious about 80 papers in 5 years.
- Comment on Former Blizzard president wants to be able to leave a "tip" after completing $70 games: "I wish I could give these folks another $10 or $20" 7 months ago:
Id happily pirate many games and tip just the devs
- Comment on I bought frozen BBQ eel and the best before date says LJ349. What does this mean? 7 months ago:
Stands for “Alan please add best by date”
- Comment on With public key cryptography, why can't someone decrypt a message using the public key? 7 months ago:
Look at it more like this. Say I tell you to pick any number, square it, and then add 5. Say I did this and my answer was 41. What was my original number? 90% of people will answer 6, but my answer was -6. Now only doing that once isn’t hard, but basically it’s because the inverse of the function is not a function that I can’t always get back to it. Now do that a few thousand different ways in the same problem and good fucking luck.
- Comment on Stardew Valley creator confirms harvesting in a certain direction is faster - but not for long, as 1.6 fix due 8 months ago:
pffft why nerf one thing when you can buff every other thing in the entire game including the enemies. Obviously way easier to do that than nerf one overperforming thing.
- Comment on Do "chest pillows" hurt for women to do? 11 months ago:
The mental image of that really got me thanks.
- Comment on What are you currently working towards? 11 months ago:
Finally got voidwalker, so now I need to get around to finishing world completion a 2nd time to make bolt and moot. Then probably make sharur to finish off all the legendaries for engi (and then just like fucking cry at how bad shortbow is.)
- Comment on [deleted] 11 months ago:
That’s why I run my LEDs in parallel.
- Comment on Are there capture cards with such low latency you can use them to game through a computer? 11 months ago:
I feel like it’d have to be pretty expensive and you may as well just… buy a 2nd monitor?
- Comment on My incisions from ankle surgery have hit the itchy stage of healing and it's driving me crazy 11 months ago:
RIP that sounds like the worst. Good luck
- Comment on My incisions from ankle surgery have hit the itchy stage of healing and it's driving me crazy 11 months ago:
Glad I’m not the only one who does this.
But this sounds like tattoo healing itch, which is the worst part but yeah not much to do but smack it.
- Comment on My friend on social refuses to see how this is a pyramid scheme 1 year ago:
I think the only issue is this person not realising if you have 36 people buying 1 book and sending it, 36 people are not getting 36 books. They’re all getting one. Though, it could be a ring where you read then send, so you eventually cycle through to all 36. Issue there is reading speed varies so one person will end up a bottleneck but I mean yeah.
Either way, at this point just make a book club or go get friendly with your local librarian (I mean talk with them you perverts) and they can usually suggest books you would like but may not have chosen for yourself.
- Comment on How many numbers are in the number 100? 1 year ago:
You uh, wanna try the question again?
How many digits? 3. Numbers? 100 is one number. Factors? 1,2,4,5,10,20,25,50,100. Prime Factored form? 2•2•5•5 Numbers from 0 or 1 to 100? Uncountably infinite amount. Sum of the integers from 0 or 1 to 100? 5050.
But yeah like… what did you mean.
- Comment on Are there any people who hates music? 1 year ago:
Dude the internet exists. You’re on it now. It’s not hard to find shit you enjoy if you put some time into it. Find a local scene. Enjoy music.
- Comment on Fractals are an absolute zoo 1 year ago:
I just have an equipment slot with the AR infusions in.
- Comment on How did living in caves not backfire on cavemen? 1 year ago:
That was 7ft flames in a sandstone cave. Yes it can happen. No it wouldn’t happen often enough to have killed every single human living in a cave system.
- Comment on Most trustable hair shampoo company? 1 year ago:
Yeah that looks good.
- Comment on Most trustable hair shampoo company? 1 year ago:
Mostly look for things without sulfates or other harsh surfactants. You just want a light wash. Often these can get marketed for coloured(dyed) hair as they are softer and won’t rip out colour as much. A lot of cheap shampoo is just harsh stuff that’ll rip open follicles and then the conditioner is made to get shoved in said follicles to make it look not bad.
I use pacifica or seaweed bath co. cuz I like their mint shampoo (plus they’re cruelty free) but I mean, those are definitely more expensive than they need to be for what you want.
- Comment on Why does salty water taste so bad when salt food tastes so good? 1 year ago:
Mostly, salt adjusts flavor profiles, and water is supposed to taste like nothing so adjusting that makes brain upset.
- Comment on How many keurigs would I need to daisy chain together to replace a water heater in an average house? 1 year ago:
To be honest I’d check mine but I’m out of state right now, Google said normal is 2-5 so I figured 3 is probably fine for most “normal” houses, but idk. For me normal is really as long as I can run a hot shower and a dish washer at the same time.
Checking online says mine is 1.8-4.3 depending on inlet temperature. Though I live in florida, so I likely get the higher end. Looked up average flow for one shower is like 2.2ish, so 4-5 might be more normal.
Soooo, if you want say 2 showers, let’s call it 4.7
Makes 626.1711/12, gives 52.2, so yeah again round up to be sure and we get 53 for a uh, family size house?
- Comment on How many keurigs would I need to daisy chain together to replace a water heater in an average house? 1 year ago:
Okay SO, this depends on if you can refill them with your water line continually or not. I’m assuming yes as otherwise someone’s answered a swap from a 40 gallon heater.
They do about 12oz in a minute from a quick Google.
Normal tankless water heater is about 3gal/minute. Which is about 400oz.
So, 400/12 gives is 33.33, so since we probably want to make sure we hit at least that, I’d round up to 34. Would need a LOT more electricity for that, as noted by another poster below. Probably more than is actually run to most houses.
Note: unsure how it’ll run without coffee in it, the flow is likely improved and thus you could possibly cut it down by quite a lot, especially with some modification to allow it to flow directly from the heating source in the keurigs you could definitely cut it down.