fun fact, days have actually been getting longer pretty much since formation of earth (well moon to be correct). reason iirc is that moon is slowly moving away from earth, and this results in some dynamics changing and as a result earth spins slower. like billions of years ago, it was closer to 23 hours.

ps - very rusty memory right now, should have skipped writing instead of half borked fact

hit too close to me.

try to see if 1080p av1 can get you some more saving? also just resolution and codec is not enough - we need to know bitrate. just for a frozen frame or some regular slow talking style scene, low bitrate is fine, but if you have action or high pace, a low bitrate 4k would look worse than high bitrate 480p or something. I am storage poor, so I do 480p mostly at reasonable bitrates. I can do 720 p at a bit lower bitrate, but action and stuff struggle.

It was my server before joining piefed. o7 in chat. love and respect to ridoku for running the server.

that post was made after there were many posts either dunking piefed or lemmy, and us mods were drowning, so locked those posts, and then i asked other mods if we should add the rule to prevent thaat, and they agreed

sorry to break it to you chief, but in reality, neptune is not darker blue, i learnt it recently, but the darker color comes from some magazine print which got very popularised. from the images, the look basically same.

thanks, doing that

(we can still make fun of the og nodebb folks)

adding to this comment, the best way that we currently know how to extract this energy is using spinning black holes, with theoretical efficiency of ~42% (answer to the universe)(src: a minute physics video precisely on this). the naive solution to just touch them gets like 0.01-0.1% of total energy, so in bad case, we need trillion years.

technically, it uses a lot of energy (depending on how much the blade weighs). it is not electrical energy, but gravitational potential energy

ml has existed for like 50 or so years, since basically first computers. if your model does not have billions of parameters (in this case, for 2 species, only 9 such parameters were identified), it uses far less compute.

well i seemingly have a very different viewpoint, because the most interesting economics bits are econometrics, essentially data science - the same things all other stem folks use to find the underlying distribution, estimators, their significance, finding the p value. Using this to model whole world is just as wrong as saying all of chem is solved by taking mendelev periodic table. sourely it works, and explains some stuff, but just knowing it does not predict all of chemistry. same way, for example ls-lm model (suppply demand curve) does not explain the whole world, and good economists do not claim they can explain it (sorry for using bad examples, 1 only took 2-3 eco courses).

(if forgot what skedasticity is, so had to look up, so putting wiki link here in case someone else forgot too) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homoscedasticity_and_heteroscedasticity

I seemingly have a rverse take - I much prefer the latter. i just do not use threadiverse, i use places where !/@ means something totally else (for example in programming ! is not and @ can be used for different purposes, but in my shell, @ sigil is used for arrays). the latter is very clear to me - /c/ is comm and /u/ is user. a bit more verbose (3 characters vs 1) but not that much but much more readable for someone comming from outside or who context switches.

i thought i had something broken on my end so tried different methods of downloading, or checking if piefed broke something so checked my alts.

I often just blew air at my mothers face (often near orrifice of nose and ear), especially when she is not expecting. always gave me joy and annoyed her

it is not gaussian. for first electron, it is closer to poissonian

sorry, i got confused

you can potentially buy ubuntu or redhat commercial distros. there support is more industry oriented, but i assume they have some amount of beginner friendly tech support. but just guessing here, so please do check before buying anything.

Nice video. I remeber reading the article version of this (or am i mis remembering stuff). great work. congrats and thanks