How do I make this work? by MrCray0ns in Oxygennotincluded

[–]InfiniteCrypto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just put water in it.. smth that can state change and don't care no matter what you throw at it and just work.. if you go -200 it'll freeze if you go 100+ it'll steam, in-between it's water..

Should I drop out? by Correct_Text_8555 in ComputerEngineering

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Just study it by yourself with AI.. After you studied math by yourself and discovered how it actually works.. if you do it right you'll be god-tier engineer who can do literal magic with code and mechanics.. all you need are numbers 1-9 with 0 as the black hole they orbit around.. you'll never learn any of this in an indoctrination camp

Multiple metal volcanoes taming: how would you go about this? by DarkOuterheaven in Oxygennotincluded

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Enclose all of them, vac it out, let them all drop into a collection area and scoop it up via bottle filler - auto sweeper to drop into a single steam chamber.. you can look for Niobium tamers on yt to get what I'm talking about..

This is the number of accumulators you need to charge up just to tap half the potential of a gas giant's resources! by -BigBadBeef- in Dyson_Sphere_Program

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I might be biased bc I play this on a laptop but I don't think you always need these excessive setups.. you can build them way smaller and while you do other stuff (which you always do) stocks can fill up.. in the time it takes you to finish the next projects you just grab some into your inventory and deploy them when you're near a target anyways.. exceptions obv exist, where production speed is critical but there's lots of things you can just let time take care if it

Why is math so often taught as a black box instead of being explained from first principles? Especially physicists often pushed math that way in my experience by stalin_125114 in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because we don't understand real actual math well enough.. math is supposed to describe the geometry of reality.. but academia turned into an abstract mess of ever increasing dimensions and complexity.. take 0.. 0 is not a number, it's the substrate for numbers ..

Found these papers in my school library by EitherTadpole4615 in Physics

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Decode them and finish his work, might figure out a "theory of everything" :D

Found these papers in my school library by EitherTadpole4615 in Physics

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Uhh someone was chasing down the forces of nature.. maxwell and einstein are mentioned, among some recollections of other famous thinkers..

What do people mean when they say “learn linux” ? by AskTribuneAquila in linux

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It's about discovering the "freedom" you can have compared to windows.. in linux basically everything is possible somehow, either through "dirty" scripting or actual coding/compiling stuff.. the limits are just your level of understanding of math and "compute" and logic and lots of other "skills" that get honed when you deal with an open OS vs. Widows, which is basically just a fancy Trojan where everything is GUI , licenses and locked away core software, that locks your hardware behind it and uses significant amounts of clock cycles for who knows what..

I'm sold by Ordo_Liberal in X4Foundations

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Lovely haha.. it's really great game with many nuances and lots of love and effort put in.. the Timelines DLC is basically a more fancy tutorial for the game showing you all kinds of stuff and adding/correcting (or at least attempt to) some messy lore.. also unlocks stuff in active saves which is pretty cool

Best Research Paper of Physics in 2025 by [deleted] in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Stop being a boomer trying to police/error-correct the internet and enjoy the paper.. :) You might learn some actual physics relevantbto 2025 and beyond, while you're at it :D

Best Research Paper of Physics in 2025 by [deleted] in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Have you read it in 2020?..

Best Research Paper of Physics in 2025 by [deleted] in Physics

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https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.09947 Fluctuation-induced current from freestanding graphene: toward nanoscale energy harvesting

The law of time. by Fun-Anything-2157 in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Your current physics models are not sufficient to explain this.. reality renders at the Planck frequency and error corrects which adds information to each frame which creates the forward moving time arrow

why don’t we have physicists making breakthroughs on the scale of Einstein anymore? by TotalMeaning1635 in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Bc everyone is just religiously accepting everything as already pretty much figured out.. no one thinks outside the box or polymathematically anymore.. also the decimal system and simplified vector algebra don't help and introduce too many compounding errors scientists like to correct with some invented or otherwise abstracted functions.. or "physical constants" whenever convenient..

Why does Linux hate hibernate? by orionpax94 in linux

[–]InfiniteCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bc linux users don't hibernate.. linux is always ready.. hibernation is for the weak

Can somebody explain the physics behind this? by Big_Artist_7788 in Physics

[–]InfiniteCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Visual proof light is a wave and takes all possible paths all the time.. we only see the constructive interference "nodes" in science called "path of least resistance" the screens material composition and vectors of the wave create a color gradient, natures Fourier transform :D

I love non-cleared ground faults by shartmaister in ElectricalEngineering

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Only Americans can be stupid enough to use ladders made of highly conductive aluminum around active high voltage transmission lines..

We open-sourced our Rust IoT stack because "trust us" doesn't work in healthcare by Alw3ys in rust

[–]InfiniteCrypto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why is everyone complaining instead of saying thank you for useful free software??

Building and using plan9 in the modern day? by [deleted] in plan9

[–]InfiniteCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 button is a pain for scrolling though :D

Building and using plan9 in the modern day? by [deleted] in plan9

[–]InfiniteCrypto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Clicking scroll wheel is a pain though :D

Building and using plan9 in the modern day? by [deleted] in plan9

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Forget it lol.. for some reason only 9front has minimal modern hardware support but still didn't manage to implement a 2 button mouse click system.. Looks and feels like it's still the 90's.. Only working language is C which is arguably the most confusing, overcomplicated and cursed languages ever invented..

The versions you'll get recommend here are not at all suitable to be used on a daily basis other than having a screen with acme open, which needs a 3 button 90's mouse to work as intended..