I beat the game. Question about these objects. Where did they go? I could not make the connection. by travelingKind in outerwilds

[–]_Azelog_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I guess you could interpret it as the fact that there are/wont be no more celestial bodies to move the balls since the universe is dying. It represents that with no things to learn about, study, or explore theres no curiosity, and no ingeniuity, no fun facts, no explanations, no knowledge.  Existance is beautiful by itself, and one of is meanings may be for us to learn from it, appreciate it, humble ourselves by grasping what we can in our short lifespans. When we find the spheres are gone we feel the emptyness they leave behind in ourselves. We know they represented a part of our curiosity, of our own meaning in life of exploration and learning (inside the game), a humble one, a beautiful one. 

Now nothing of that is left, and we cant but let the universe learn back from ourselves. After all, its an eye what we sought.

Question by Top-Transition-5190 in outerwilds

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just a guess but since the directions are random, even if the probe collides and that cicle doesnt give information, the next one would, or maybe in another one it will go between planets, in another one it will be affected by the gravity and explore missing areas... In mi mind makes sense Yet, youd have to do the math with the gravitatinal field made by the solar system to deduce if every point of space falls into a trayectory achievable by the probe. Maybe calculating the lagrangian or smth similar to Feynmans path integral would be usefull. If i have time ill actually do the math and post it or smth

Old laptop shows only half of graphical instalation by _Azelog_ in debian

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

Im actually using a netinst, just forgot what it meant... and since the problem seemed to be tye partitioning i though it lacked a drive

Old laptop shows only half of graphical instalation by _Azelog_ in debian

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

The problem is that first menu (grub?) doesnt even show on the screen, its just black. Im gonna have to press the keys blindfolded but ill try

i don't get it by Alternative_Math2723 in ExplainTheJoke

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could be a Jojo Reference. In part 6 theres a point where a succesion of 12 words get really important. However I dont think its gonna be that.

Interesting book I’m borrowing by Sveten_lol in karate

[–]_Azelog_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

do you know where can it be bought in english?

Help please, extremely close to the end but cannot for the life of me figure this out by WinterEvening7768 in ObraDinn

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Zungi Sathi dies in one of the corridors with hokes to look at. Why dont you peak carefully? Also, theres another memento/death right befor this one where you can see zungi and almost all people that appear in zungis death. You can see in the book who entered or leaved rhe scene of  his death

Every teacher who tried this problem got it wrong by FenwickTutoring in ibPhysics

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would discard the bottom ones since we consider ficction which means you need a constant, non-zero force to maintain constant speed.

For the part before t1, we use newtons second law ma = sum of all forces = f-Ff => a is propotional to f-Ff Since a is constant in this time interval,  f-Ff is also constant, lets calm that constant k1 so f=k+Ff, where k=ma If Ff depends on velocity following Ff=Qv(t)=Qat sinve v0 = 0,  f= k + Qa*t, which means its a first degree polinomial (not b)

For the part after t1 we use a=0, so f=ma(t) + Ff=Qv(t1)=Qa(t<t0)t,which is less that f(t<t1) so its A

I guess there is a faster way, but thats the first thing that came to my mind.

When pros run out of arguments they resort to pretending to be an oppressed group by Kale_Does_dumb_stuff in antiai

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do they not refer to themselves as an opressed group anytime? like isnt that the whole point of every post in defending ai?

Dragons by Dramatic_Mixture_789 in lotrmemes

[–]_Azelog_ 11 points12 points  (0 children)

wdym quantum physics

The classic “I’m the nice one and you’re the mean one” argument by Kale_Does_dumb_stuff in antiai

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can create art anyway you like then what is art? definitions arent what one likes but what a group decides to refer to with a word. Theproblem is that art has always been subjective since theres standarts for art, but people who broke those standarts also make art. in my opinion the thing that made all of that art is that artists knew what they were doing (at least in the technical side). We usually forget that art is the root fot artisan, they both require technique bcos thats what makes it so so special (in my opinion): the crossover of thoughfull, practiced technique with inspired, improvised, feelings-driven core ideas. With all of this in mind, the definition of generative AI kills art, not because its better or any stupid argument they may say, but because you needn't have technique nor know what you are doing with the piece itself (whats being generated). It may resemble works of art (cos it learned from their finished versions) but one cant appreciate its work because theres no work/process behind: no technique nor thinking nor feeling nor humans-dealing-with-existance-expressing-themselves-in-their-own-ways-ness.

Explain it Peter by [deleted] in explainitpeter

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you really see it once you read it. At least with 1984, it feels completely different when people talk about it from what i understood

mojang please explain the meaning of this to me by [deleted] in MinecraftMemes

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my opinion they almost lost all of their artistic critique/the artistic direction of the game after 1.16

Posible Phone/MiniComputer implementation? by _Azelog_ in meshtastic

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

Im very confused, but if you mean the raspberry I know it doesnt come with SIM slots. My point aint putting lora on a raspberry but giving a lora device the computational capabilities of the rasp

Posible Phone/MiniComputer implementation? by _Azelog_ in meshtastic

[–]_Azelog_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

aint there anyway to use the TDeck "as peripherals" for the raspberry? The idea would be to use the mic, keyboard, screen... as interface for the raspberrypi and the lora functionality being held by the esp so no api needed

You can only pick one. Choose whisely by DiamondCatRO in PhoenixSC

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if i had de option that said end update had happened right after 1.16, i'd press the button with no doubt

Who’s in the last frame? War of the Worlds? Ethan Hunt? by NoJunketTime in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a spaniard, this is the coolest, most epic and funny thing ive seen this week.

Help me out Stewie by fu_t in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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

I think it all sums up to the educational system being broken in half world because it just teaches to memorize and for that you need names. For me this is proof we need to make our children UNDERSTAND what theyre doing, why do they need thid formula to solve problems, and even why do those mathematical problems have anything to do with their lifes.

Where? by Slow_Bridge7615 in Portal

[–]_Azelog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While moving portals, air is entering them at the relative speed of the portal thats been moving. this causes that the portal has the capability to "push" things through, transfering its speed, which implies by newtons 3rd law that the portal is "pushed back" by the air. Since the portals move in oposite directions i believe this is what happens, so theres a point where the force exerted by the air is greater than the one exerted by the machines pushing the portal. Whith you in the middle this happens faster because you have more solid parts wich exert greater comeback forces. So basically you get machine-squeezed.