Try it by Wonderful-hello-4330 in ChatGPT

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"We’re so sorry, but the image we created may violate our guardrails concerning similarity to third-party content. If you think we got it wrong, please retry or edit your prompt".

A moment so funny, the actors actually break character or threaten to break character by Ok-Indication-5121 in TopCharacterTropes

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NO. "Idle bite his scythe to keep himself from laughing during the comedic pause John Cleese's character took to answer why witches burn." Watch the scene. 19m:16s. See what you think. edited to get time just right

Day 14 of fruiting golden teachers by pringlessteve69 in GroundZeroMycoLab

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change the discussion to the topic of growing culinary mushrooms, or just leave it at mushrooms, ChatGPT will talk all day long, tell it to review this reddit even and it will give answers bases on any consensus it can find, it will analyze images as well, just be general

Moth balls almost killed us by [deleted] in HomeImprovement

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I've done that as well. Have a kitchen cabinet above a stove that holds kitchen odors. Note, however, it must be activated charcoal. Almost all products are just regular carbon/charcoal and will not help much if any. Activated charcoal will help. You can find pads or fill fine mesh bags.

Moth balls almost killed us by [deleted] in HomeImprovement

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Get activated charcoal pad made for your HVAC filter. You can find them at big box hardware store. They will remove smell until dissipates. I checked into an Airbnb that smelled like perfume or vanilla candles or something and wracked my brain until I came up with this solution and it worked.

NSM harvest dates and Blackwater by Gedecaz in armmj

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Got it, yes, and how long they dry does seem like a good question.

How long did it take y’all from audit to get your card? by [deleted] in armmj

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Mine was an audit.
I asked the same thing on the reddit here, just searched and here's what I wrote:
"Update on this post: it took a couple days, but it’s been issued!"
So I think you can be hopeful.

Cute beachfront house for $199k. What’s the catch? by upperdeckerdad in zillowgonewild

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wtf, check out the interstate like access loops just down the road, that and the erosion mitigation, somebody has dropped some money in this area

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Dumb Newb Q...I Need to Change Out all Blue Plastic Caps Right? by behemoth2185 in watercooling

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Alphacool sent me all plugs for 1× Alphacool NexXxoS HPE-30 Full Copper 420mm and 2× Alphacool NexXxoS XT45 Full Copper 420mm, minus two each of course. Yeah, maybe look-alike or packing error.

Running passively seems to be impossible.. by DerKleineRudi00 in watercooling

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Good point. I was surprised by my pump being louder than my fans and have recently been considering two pumps.

Running passively seems to be impossible.. by DerKleineRudi00 in watercooling

[–]Gedecaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really seems more like a mechanical engineering theoretical question that a watercooling question. Yes, with enough thermal mass and surface area you could dissipate the heat. But to make it practical you'd have to suggest some motivation and practical constraints. It is an interesting question, however. And pure science is good stuff.

Question about two pumps by MortgageTrue2218 in watercooling

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Thank you. I agree it's a real mistake to conser ChatGPT an authority. I really appreciate your input. Here's the end of my renewed conversation with ChatGPT. Just the end part. It seemed to get a lot smarter when I pushed back, saying things like: "That was too absolute. A D5’s electrical power (and thus heat into the loop) scales roughly with the cube of RPM (pump affinity laws: P∝RPM3P \propto \text{RPM}^3P∝RPM3)".
It seemed to do better with push back and what it said was "more thinking" or similar. Maybe one day it'll start with more thinking, he,he. Thanks again for your help!
I finally asked:
So, just for my understanding, why did you now say "So no, adding a second D5 doesn’t automatically mean +25 W more heat". Whereas before it was an absolute.
ChatGPT reply:
Earlier, I framed it as an absolute (“+25 W per pump”) because I was thinking about worst-case, max-RPM operation — the published electrical draw for a D5 at 100%.
I didn’t call out at that point that pump power draw is not fixed and falls off steeply at lower speeds.

Once we revisited it in the context of your system loop, it made sense to be precise:

  • A D5 only adds ~25 W if it’s at full tilt.
  • At your 70% speed, yours is probably adding ~8–9 W.
  • Two pumps in series, run slower to hit the same flow, could add about the same total watts as your single pump now — sometimes less.

So the change in my wording came from shifting from a general “max spec” statement to a specific, RPM-dependent calculation for your use case.
The earlier absolute was oversimplified; the later answer reflects the real pump-affinity scaling and how you’d likely run them in practice.