This is how wars will be fought in the future. Just back-and-forth shitposts until one side concedes.

Oooo, a family member give me their old drip coffeemaker because I took too long with my French press one time while they were visiting. They honestly thought they were being helpful. It’s been sitting in the closet since the day they left it here.

What’s ligma?

Hey, that’s a haiku

Home Assistant

I doubt it.

Damn Daniel Optimus

Land of the free, but in a “Democratic People’s Republic” kind of way.

It definitely begs the question of what’s in the afterlife.

Hold my beer, I’m about to hot-box the distilling room.

I don’t understand why they’d use Windows for such a critical task in the first place.

The setup in the video is not a still. It’s a device designed specifically to create an explosion. You could replace the ethanol with hairspray, WD-40, butane from a lighter, gasoline, nail polish remover, or any number of household items to achieve the same effect.

I’m seeing a lot of misinformation in this thread. Stills don’t “blow up”. That was a myth perpetuated by law enforcement in the same spirit that smoking pot will make you go crazy. Making soup in a pressure cooker is far more dangerous than using a still. Distilling liquor is done at atmospheric pressure, no part of the equipment is ever under pressure.

If you have to feed back empirical data to tweak and re-train the transformer/CNN-based model, then it really doesn’t offer an advantage over traditional physics-based models. The goal should be to get rid of as many fudge factors as possible.

I came here to say the same thing. There’s no way a coarse CFD simulation of air over a car takes two weeks to run on even budget HPCs.

Or different decades!

If a noun and an antinoun touch, they annihilate each other in a flash of light.

The carpentry is actually pretty good.

This is the only time I want an image to be AI.

She doesn’t owe him any explanation regarding her costume.