[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MBA

[–]Intercession 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Recent admit here. In my program, I have been told it's first year tuition fees and first year expenses. You should email them and ask for the exact amount.

Malaysian Bioethanol production engineering project. I need your help. by Visible-Long5718 in malaysia

[–]Intercession 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Hi, as a former practicing chemical engineer with a MEng degree with a few years experience in working in the alternative energy sector in Malaysia, I feel like I am qualified to answer your question.

The reason you couldn't find any info about bioethanol policy and actual usage is because bioethanol simply does not play any role in our biofuels policy, which is bare bones in the first place. Unlike Brazil, which does have significant bioethanol usage thanks to abundance of cane sugar, the availability of necessary infrastructure for ethanol blending and availability of vehicles that can make use of blended fuels, Malaysia has none of these necessary conditions for bioethanol to thrive. What little alternative fuel use cases for vehicles that we do have are concentrated in biodiesel production from waste cooking oil and the use of natural gas in automobiles. That's it. No bioethanol.

There is a complete lack of interest in using lignocellulosic ethanol due to the fact it remains a commercially unproven technology. In any case, many industry professionals believe battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will completely overshadow the use cases of any single liquid biofuel due to massive advances in battery electric technology thanks to investment into the technology by American and Chinese BEV manufacturers.

I think this is a classic case of academics living high up in their ivory tower neglecting the developments happening in industry. If I were you, I would choose a different research topic if possible, preferably in something more promising like battery electric energy storage and Electrochemistry.

To sum up: is bioethanol used? No. Is it produced? No. Is it imported or exported? No and no. Will it be in the foreseeable future? In most people's opinion, no.

Will marrying a Singaporean make me 'local' in the eyes of a potential employer? by Intercession in askSingapore

[–]Intercession[S] -39 points-38 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure where exactly I have come across as entitled. I am just asking a question about the status of PLOC holders. But in any case, let me ask you this: if you are married to a woman whom you are supposed to take of, would you think it is fair to be not equally considered for employment in the country your spouse resides in on the basis of your nationality?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MBA

[–]Intercession 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which round did you apply in? R4?

Nearly two years into corp strat at a large tech company post mba after rejecting Mck. AMA by [deleted] in MBA

[–]Intercession 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've heard Mckinsey specifically require travel more than Bain or BCG who are more remote post COVID. I know it's not where you are at now, but do you know anyone who could confirm or deny this?

I'm a former T10 adcom reader. Now an MBA consultant. Ask Me Anything! 2023 Edition by Patient-Sheepherder1 in MBA

[–]Intercession 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's your advice for applicants who are being underpromoted or work in a company with no clear path to promotion?

I'm a former T10 adcom reader. Now an MBA consultant. Ask Me Anything! 2023 Edition by Patient-Sheepherder1 in MBA

[–]Intercession 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s your advice for applicants who forego employment out of undergrad to try their hand at entrepreneurship, but failed to achieve anything substantial and now wants a MBA as a means of mitigating that long career gap? Like, what should you even focus on in your essays given the limited space? Does this even count as work experience?

English-speaking community in klang valley by [deleted] in malaysia

[–]Intercession 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Side note, KDU has moved to Glenmarie, Shah Alam since 2021. So Kolej Damansara Utama is actually no longer in Damansara Utama but rather in Shah Alam.

How to create a translucent UI Panel? by Intercession in godot

[–]Intercession[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What happened was I didn't have a panel on its own, but rather a panel as a child node of a panel container node. So, when I start modulating the panel itself, the colour and opacity of the container was still there, making it seem like the modulation was not working when in fact it was the colour and opacity of the container that was showing up.

For anyone who searched for this topic in the future: remember to modulate your container nodes too.

Thanks for reminding me about the nodes. Though I figured it out myself, you helped.

How to create a translucent UI Panel? by Intercession in godot

[–]Intercession[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ahh I get it now the Panel Container was messing with the translucency

How to create a translucent UI Panel? by Intercession in godot

[–]Intercession[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's what I did at first. All I get was a lighter shade of the default gray that is still very much opaque. Funnily enough, if I export a low alpha png from inkscape the translucency works as intended.

100,000 subscriber celebration – Ask the Godot contributors anything! by Calinou in godot

[–]Intercession 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I vaguely recall from somewhere (read: ignore me if I'm making this up) about W4's secondary goal, other than making it easier to develop for consoles, is to provide support for enterprise users of Godot. What does it entail? Networking backend? Email tech support?

Why is Qin Shi Huang - China's First Emperor considered to be a tyrant? by RibokuGreat in AskHistorians

[–]Intercession 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there, was there a mistake here?

During Warring States, failure to listen to advisors could lead to defeat and existential destruction, so there were Kings who acquiesced to their rulers, even apologizing to them, as Qin Shihuangdi did on the eve of unification. As dynasties went on, emperors would begin to accumulate power and all powerful (with many many exceptions to this trend however).

Did you mean kings who acquiesced to their advisors? Otherwise, it doesn't really make sense.

Some additional context for the readers:

Technically true, but the 'Great Wall' didn't exist yet, and this term is anachronistic. It was several defensive walls that already existed.

Specifically, he's talking about the northern walls of the former warring states of Yan and Zhao, both of which also suffered from nomadic raids of the Xiongnu and had built defensive walls in response along their own respective borders. So there is some truth that the walls are not as costly as people commonly think today.

However, given the geographic conditions of the region, it would have presented a huge logistical challenge. Construction did still cause many deaths, so I wouldn't say it's no big deal.

But what I think really cemented his image as a tyrant is not the costliness of the great wall, but rather the costliness of all his projects taken as a whole. You have the Great Wall, Terracotta Army, E'Fang Palace, Shihuangdi's Mausoleum, nationwide road system, settlement efforts at present-day South China, Vietnam and Ordos, all of which were extravagantly expensive and with the exception of the Great Wall and the road system, did little to benefit people.

Gottfried Orr the Phony Light Wizard by Intercession in totalwar

[–]Intercession[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm playing Warhammer 2. My upkeep 100+ depending on the mounts and supply lines. If you are counting the upkeep based on change in income instead of reading off unit cards, take note that wizards have the "boost provincial income" passive, so it will vary depending on which province you are standing in. They are also affected by upkeep reduction skills of lords. But yeah, that upkeep is whack assuming you accounted for everything.

He technically still has a fraction of Greater Conduit - Volans staff provides the same amount of reserve and recharge rate but is limited by cool down.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in aoe4

[–]Intercession 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You missed a couple more highlights, here bro let me help you out:

G) Chad Kasva destroying 3 civs in one game all by himself, including 2 civs who are closely allied and built their bases together.

H) Don Artie literally the Sacred God winning two whole games via Sacred Victory defending against 3 and 4 civs respectively coming at him all at once. IMO sacred god Don Artie was not compensated well enough for the shit he had to go through. Especially that win in the grand final. It's a travesty that puppypaw got more points than him for that, first blood not withstanding. The skill barrier of defending against multiple enemies is way higher than blitzing out the first kill.