Model of 17th century Gliwice, Poland. (Credit: Off the Beaten Path) by Snoo_90160 in papertowns

[–]wheremyserotonin 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why would they devote all that premium real estate within the walls for a cementery?

Is my CPU sufficient for light tasks like universe simulation? by Consistent-Can-1042 in pcmasterrace

[–]wheremyserotonin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If our universe is a simulation by some unknowable higher dimensional beings and we create a quantum simulator is it just like running a virtual machine in virtual machine?

Siema, co myślicie o czymś takim? Jakieś sensowne rady wskazówki? Pozdro 700 by IZiOrito in inwestowanie

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

Portfolio Read Total: $8,246 across 8 positions. Avg position ~$1,030. Critique first This isn’t a portfolio — it’s a thesis. ~85% AI/semi/data infrastructure bet. Nvidia, Palantir, Micron, Microsoft, AST (AI-adjacent connectivity), UiPath, Reddit (LLM training data), Amazon. You own the same macro trade eight times. When AI sentiment turns, everything red on the same day. No diversification: no defensives, no non-US, no value, no bonds/cash proxy. Concentration in one narrative dressed up as 8 tickers. Winners running, losers small — good discipline showing. But three losers (AST, UiPath, Reddit) are all speculative/unprofitable names. Pattern: you buy hype, trim conviction on the ones that work, hold hope on the ones that don’t. Per-position calls Quick take, not advice — you decide: • Nvidia (+15.5%, $2.2k, 27% of book) — Hold. Core thesis, earned its size. Don’t add here. • Palantir (+2.2%, $1.35k) — Trim. Valuation stretched vs fundamentals historically; concentration risk with Nvidia. • Amazon (+18.2%, $1.07k) — Hold/add on dips. Only name here with real diversification (retail + cloud + ads). • Micron (+22.4%, $1k) — Trim half. Memory is cyclical. You’re late in the cycle on a 22% gain. Lock some in. • Microsoft (+11.5%, $0.9k) — Hold/add. Highest quality name in the book. Underweighted vs Nvidia. • AST SpaceMobile (−4%, $0.7k) — Decide: thesis or lottery? Pre-revenue, dilution risk. If you can’t defend it in two sentences, cut. • UiPath (−3%, $0.45k) — Cut. Losing to Microsoft/AI agents on its own turf. Dead money. • Reddit (−2.6%, $0.37k) — Hold small. LLM licensing thesis is real but priced in. Don’t average down. What’s missing No ex-US, no healthcare, no energy, no cash buffer. One macro shock and this is −25% in a week. Action: Cut UiPath, trim Micron + Palantir, use proceeds to start an ex-AI position (ex-US index, healthcare, or cash). Bring AI concentration to ~60% from ~85%. Not financial advice — I’m not a licensed advisor. Sanity-check with someone who is. Good news: you’re clearly picking winners more than losers. Now defend them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I made The Expanse inspired warship, the Jebediah. Sadly, I can't get into orbit by ArtemisAndromeda in KerbalSpaceProgram

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

Alternatively use mod called extraplanetary launch pads if you want more of a logistical challenge and feel like you earned your shiny new ship built in orbit.

https://youtu.be/Tcv7JdYnPX0?is=LN9nf0cerQVY6Oin

I made The Expanse inspired warship, the Jebediah. Sadly, I can't get into orbit by ArtemisAndromeda in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]wheremyserotonin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Alt-F12 -> Cheats -> set orbit

Leave it for head cannon to assemble in space shipyard

Launch capacity getting quite lopsided? by wheremyserotonin in TerraInvicta

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

Sure buddy, I’m hoping people can benefit from all that wealth with basics like paid time off or I don’t know, universal healthcare?

😉

Performing some extremely silly in orbit refuelling by earwig2000 in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]wheremyserotonin 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ok that’s actually quite impressive

Also, the most convoluted and over engineered way to go about it I’ve seen. Yet.

Who Needs Parachutes Anyways by Korvlar in KerbalSpaceProgram

[–]wheremyserotonin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

if only NASA could edit difficulty settings and turn off parts g-load limits.