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L1[00:05:35] <Eddi|zuHause> i vaguely
remember a giant discussion about whether developing an ariane 6 at
all, or continue improving ariane 5
L2[00:06:13] <Eddi|zuHause> (could have been
just about the naming)
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L5[01:22:04] <Eddi|zuHause> ariane is
probably the most "design by committee" as it can
get
L6[01:26:43] <XXCoder> ;mission
L7[01:26:43] <LunchBot> The void calls to
you. But you forgot to add power sources to your rocket.
L8[01:26:52] <XXCoder> oh void have to wait
a bit more
L9[01:28:20] <Eddi|zuHause> it's ok. the
call will just get louder over time
L10[01:28:40] <XXCoder> good thinjg im
deaf
L11[01:28:42] <Eddi|zuHause> and consume
your soul if not answered...
L12[01:29:10] <XXCoder> now thats unfair, I
die without knowing why
L13[01:29:14] <Izzy> eventually it will
replace your soul and you'll become a newscorp journalist
L14[01:30:41] <Eddi|zuHause> last time i
played i made a survey sat, with just barely not enough battery to
actually run the survey
L15[01:30:54] <XXCoder> lol
L16[01:31:27] <Eddi|zuHause> like it stops
at 99% or so
L17[01:34:29] <XXCoder> sounds like tiny
solar panel'd do it
L18[01:34:39] <XXCoder> it would delay
shutdown long enough
L19[01:35:07] <XXCoder> I find it funny
that you can do report on exiting rocket... on way up.
L20[01:35:31] <XXCoder> just turn off
engine, exit, make report, enter again and complete the
orbiting
L21[01:35:57] <Eddi|zuHause> what do you
mean with "report"?
L22[01:36:23] <packbart> the best EVA
reports are made on re-entry ;)
L23[01:36:23] <XXCoder> i forgot exact
details, science report of some sort
L24[01:38:03] <Eddi|zuHause> i sometimes
try to get the weird experiments, like "splashed down in the
badlands"
L25[01:39:30] <Eddi|zuHause> but the
"eva report while flying" ones you can usually get by
jumping up at the landing site
L26[01:39:57] <packbart> only low, not
high
L27[01:40:17] <packbart> although...
L28[01:40:19] <Eddi|zuHause> flying high
you can get by just barely dipping into the atmosphere
L29[01:40:32] <packbart> are there
mountains above the "high" line? :)
L30[01:40:42] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't think
so :p
L31[01:40:44] <Althego> there is also the
landed in water
L32[01:41:05] <packbart> Eddi|zuHause:
well, I just like to send Jeb out to cling in the plasma stream to
get a report
L33[01:41:34] <Eddi|zuHause> that usually
fails to hold on :p
L34[01:41:43] <Mat2ch> I think Jeb likes
it, too.
L35[01:42:15] <Eddi|zuHause> you can also
just do space jumping :p
L36[01:44:46] <Mat2ch> !mission add You
send the press to the space bar.
L37[01:44:46] <LunchBot> Added mission: You
send the press to the space bar.
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L39[01:54:02] <Eddi|zuHause> !mission
L40[01:54:03] <LunchBot> To prevent the
boil-off of your liquid fuel you put sunscreen on the tanks. You
end up on an escape trajectory out of the sun.
L41[01:54:37] <Eddi|zuHause> the sun screen
was too effective?
L42[01:54:55] <Eddi|zuHause> better
alternative to solar sails?
L43[01:55:54] <Althego> hehe
L44[01:56:14] <Althego> maybe it exploded,
as everything in ksp, and propelled you
L45[01:57:09] <packbart> the initial
calculation included fuel boil-off
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L48[02:36:16] <Eddi|zuHause> not sure if
that is helping or hurting :p
L49[02:37:08] <Mat2ch> !mission
L50[02:37:08] <LunchBot> You bolster your
snacks' nutritional value by adding nitrogen triiodide. The Kraken
sends a scathing email to mission control, demanding they inform
you of its displeasure.
L51[02:38:46] <Eddi|zuHause> did anyone
ever research the nutritional value of NI₃?
L52[02:40:00] <Mat2ch> You can try eating
it. The taste will blow your mind!
L53[02:40:10] <Althego> hehe
L54[02:40:19] <Althego> i didnt knwo what
it was. a sensitive explosiv
L55[02:40:21] <darsie> I is valuable in the
thyroid. Not sure how to quantify that value.
L56[02:40:37] <Althego> you know that
stuff, that when you eat it it makes small explosions in your
mouth, little pops
L57[02:40:42] <Mat2ch> It is so sensitive,
it gets set off by alpha particles!
L58[02:40:45] <Althego> it could be a
replacement for that
L59[02:40:52] <Althego> in small dust sized
particles
L61[02:42:05] <darsie> NI3 decomposition
would add heat to the body, but no metabolically relevant
energy.
L62[02:42:09] <Mat2ch> Which will go of
when you touch the wrapping :D
L63[02:42:40] <darsie> It's like, what's
the nutritional value of hot water?
L64[02:42:42] <Althego> the best is it
explodes on its own
L65[02:42:45] <Althego> just because
L66[02:43:11] <Mat2ch> but now I wonder how
those popping in the mouth stuff works.
L67[02:43:46] <darsie> Should we subtract
the negative effects from the positives?
L69[02:43:54] <Mat2ch> And there's an
article about it from the BBC ;)
L70[02:44:04] <Eddi|zuHause> probably the
reverse of NI₃, because that "pops" when it's dry, not
when it's wet :p
L71[02:44:49] <Mat2ch> It's just CO2 stored
in candy.
L72[02:44:53] <Eddi|zuHause> in all
likelyhood, things that pop in the mouth have a dissolvable shell
around them
L73[02:45:24] <Mat2ch> you just melt sugar,
pump CO2 under high pressure into it and let it cool rapidly.
L74[02:45:35] <Mat2ch> The candy will
contain the pressure until it gets wet.
L75[02:45:41] <darsie> Hmm, I2 might
disinfect.
L76[02:45:58] <Mat2ch> Explosive
disinfection. Sounds, ehm, Kerbal.
L77[02:46:35] <darsie> You could amputate
and disinfect an infected leg with it.
L78[02:46:39] <Eddi|zuHause> it is also
used in radiation prevention
L79[02:47:55] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't know
exactly how it works, but if radiation exposure is expected, they
give out iod-pills
L80[02:48:30] <darsie> It saturates the
thyroid with iodide (I-) so it won't absorb radioactive
idoine.
L81[02:48:42] <Mat2ch> That's to flood your
thyroid/Schilddrüse with non radioactive...
L82[02:48:44] <Mat2ch> dang darsie :D
L83[02:48:51] <darsie> :)
L84[02:49:06] *
darsie types with the Dvork keyboard layout. Heck, I use a keyboard
;).
L85[02:49:34] <Mat2ch> I tried dvorak once.
And didn't have the patience to relearn everything
L86[02:49:45] <darsie> Yeah, it took a
while.
L87[02:49:52] <Mat2ch> I took so long,
because I had to look up thyroid :P
L88[02:50:12] <darsie> Jetzt umschreibe ich
diese ungewoehnlichen Umlaute immer.
L89[02:50:42] <Mat2ch> There are probably
hot keys to write Umlaute
L90[02:50:55] *
Mat2ch is all in for mixing languages today
L91[02:51:15] <darsie> I can do windows
(compose)-a-" for ä. I only do that when it's necessary.
L92[02:52:05] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't get
the hype around dvorak
L93[02:52:29] <Eddi|zuHause> there's no
reason why it would be asymptotically better than the common
layouts
L94[02:52:32] <darsie> It's optimized to
type fast, not to prevent the typewriter hammers to get
stuck.
L95[02:52:58] <darsie> You could as well
have said exponentially ;).
L96[02:53:17] <Eddi|zuHause> not the same
thing :p
L97[02:53:32] <darsie> no, but equally
nonsensical :).
L98[02:54:05] <Mat2ch> Since I need more
time to think about what I want to write than writing it...
L99[02:54:10] <Althego> for programming try
colemak rather than dvorak
L100[02:54:12] <Eddi|zuHause>
"asymptotical" here means "in the long run", as
in, comparing two people who are both long time trained
typists
L101[02:55:05] *
darsie needs a hide.
L102[02:55:07] <Althego> dvorak is faster
but probably there is a little difference
L103[02:55:44] <Althego> and why are we
still using keyboards anyway
L104[02:55:58] <Althego> we need thought
typing
L105[02:56:00] <Eddi|zuHause> because we
are used to them.
L106[02:56:59] <Eddi|zuHause> it's
probably the most obvious use case for LLMs: typing aid
L107[02:57:14] <darsie> If onyl tehy could
hear.
L108[02:57:38] <Eddi|zuHause> remember T9?
:p
L109[02:57:49] <darsie> Is that a
terminator?
L110[02:58:19] <Eddi|zuHause> no, 9-key
typing dictionary, used in old cellphones
L111[02:58:32] <darsie> ahh, yeah :)
L112[02:58:48] <darsie> Hmm, dictionary?
No, can't remember that.
L113[02:59:26] <Eddi|zuHause> it used
dictionary lookup to decide which of the 3 letters associated with
a key you meant to type, so you had to press each key only
once
L114[02:59:42] <Eddi|zuHause> imagine
that, but with a LLM instead
L115[03:00:30] <darsie> mhm
L116[03:02:05] <Althego> heh t9, instantly
turned it off
L117[03:02:07] <Althego> was useless
L118[03:02:28] <Althego> in fact it was
worse than useless
L119[03:09:30] <Mat2ch> Remember Swype?
That was great
L120[03:10:16] <Althego> dont
remember
L121[03:10:20] <Mat2ch> Used it a lot on
my Nokia N9
L122[03:12:28] <Mat2ch> I miss Swype. And
hate software patents, because that's the reason why it never
really became commonly used.
L123[03:16:45] <Eddi|zuHause> originally
patents were made to make it easier for other people to use
stuff...
L124[03:17:09] <Althego> and copyright
meant you could copy your own own work
L125[03:24:46] <Eddi|zuHause> really, the
original definition of a patent required that you make publicly
available all things to rebuild the thing you patented
L126[03:25:12] <Eddi|zuHause> (and
"publicly" meant everyone who purchased the patent)
L127[03:26:19] <Eddi|zuHause> but that got
twisted and distorted so you put just enough information in for the
patent office to believe it, but everyone who tries to use it
stumbles over the missing pieces
L128[03:27:05] <Eddi|zuHause> and then you
weaponize the patent againt your competition
L129[03:27:25] <XXCoder> vague ones
too
L130[03:27:31] <XXCoder> like apple
rectangle one
L131[03:28:56] <Eddi|zuHause> that's also
part of the "missing bits", make it so ambiguous and
vague so it can be applied to things you actually didn't think
about
L132[03:36:47] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L133[03:36:48] <LunchBot> You use drainage
pipes after having run out of fuel lines. However, you lack
sufficient fuel to maintain your heading.
L134[03:37:34] <packbart> I guess it all
drained?
L135[03:37:38] <Eddi|zuHause> just one
more pipe will fix it. one more.... :p
L136[03:40:50] <XXCoder> hah thats perfect
combo
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L141[06:17:51] <KrazyKrl> ;outcome add You
sweat so hard that all the spiders in your EVA suit drown.
L142[06:17:51] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
You sweat so hard that all the spiders in your EVA suit
drown.
L143[07:14:17] <Eddi|zuHause> poor
spiders. spiders are our friends.
L144[07:27:22] <Eddi|zuHause> there once
was a british children tv program, where in one episode the
protagonist befriended a spider. they had to cut that episode in
the australian airing
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L150[09:50:05] <FLHerne> .outcome add The
latest memo is incomprehensible. You can't figure out what the
sender was thinking, and what appear to be instructions are almost
gibberish, but you're bored enough to attempt taking them
literally.
L151[09:50:06] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
The latest memo is incomprehensible. You can't figure out what the
sender was thinking, and what appear to be instructions are almost
gibberish, but you're bored enough to attempt taking them
literally.
L152[09:50:13] <FLHerne> oops, should be
mission, will fix
L153[09:50:40] <Mat2ch> That could be an
outcome, too.
L154[09:51:33] <Mat2ch> !mission
L155[09:51:33] <LunchBot> You reticulate
your limbs. Jeb eats your lunch.
L156[09:51:53] <Mat2ch> What
L157[09:51:55] <Mat2ch> Jeb
L158[09:51:57] <Mat2ch> why
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L160[09:54:37] <Eddi|zuHause> i was just
thinking "that sounds like a mission to me"
L161[09:54:57] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L162[09:54:58] <LunchBot> You ask
Sinnerman where he's going to run to. Jebediah is pulled over for
drinking and flying.
L163[09:55:42] <Eddi|zuHause> Bakerman is
baking bread. The night train is coming.
L164[09:58:43] <FLHerne> Mat2ch: "to
divide, mark, or construct so as to form a network"
L165[09:59:07] <FLHerne> I guess you were
probably unable to finish your lunch, so Jeb was just tidying
up
L166[10:00:22] <sandbox> !mission
L167[10:00:22] <LunchBot> You hire Big Man
Japan for your next mission. You hear voices in your head ever
since that fateful event.
L168[10:03:10] <packbart> "[Big Man
Japan] is an otherwise normal Japanese citizen except for an
inherited ability to grow to a height of approximately 30 meters in
response to the application of high voltage electricity." -
well, maybe forgot the batteries again
L169[10:03:14] <Mat2ch> !outcome
quit
L170[10:03:15] <LunchBot> This does not
confirm Half-Life 3. Quite the opposite, in fact.
L171[10:03:20] <Mat2ch> !outcome quit
KSPofficial
L172[10:03:20] <LunchBot> No outcome found
matching "quit KSPofficial".
L173[10:03:22] <Mat2ch> !outcome leave
KSPofficial
L174[10:03:23] <LunchBot> No outcome found
matching "leave KSPofficial".
L175[10:03:37] <Mat2ch> !outcome add You
ragequit from #KSPOfficial.
L176[10:03:37] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
You ragequit from #KSPOfficial.
L177[10:03:58] <Mat2ch> !outcome fixup
s/from /g
L178[10:03:58] <LunchBot> Format for
`fixup` should be s/<old>/<new>/
L179[10:04:00] <Mat2ch> !outcome fixup
s/from /
L180[10:04:00] <LunchBot> Format for
`fixup` should be s/<old>/<new>/
L181[10:04:08] <Mat2ch> !outcome fixup
s/from //
L182[10:04:08] <LunchBot> New text is: You
ragequit #KSPOfficial.
L183[10:04:10] <FLHerne> Mat2ch:
sorry
L184[10:04:27] <FLHerne> it behaves sort
of like sed but only if you don't try to be clever :p
L185[10:04:35] <Mat2ch> hehe. No
problem
L186[10:04:47] <Mat2ch> Was mainly my
mistake. It's hot here, today.
L187[10:04:51] <Mat2ch> And a slow day,
too.
L188[10:05:14] <Mat2ch> And for some
reasons some of my muscles are twitching, when I sit wrong or hold
my arm wrong :|
L189[10:06:11] *
raptop throws Mat2ch a refrigerated bottle of gatorade
L190[10:09:05] <Mat2ch> This smells like
advertisment.
L191[10:09:15] <Mat2ch> What did they give
you and what share will I get? :D
L192[10:12:28] <raptop> hah
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L194[10:49:02] <Eddi|zuHause> i have the
suspicion my twitch issue is a javascript problem
L195[10:49:48] <Mat2ch> That is
possible.
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L213[18:03:55] <raptop> !mission
L214[18:03:55] <LunchBot> You were caught
playing KSP when you should have been launching the new SpaceX
Rocket. We will be consumed by their trajectorial
instability!
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L222[20:00:38] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L223[20:00:38] <LunchBot> You embark on a
mission to find and capture the Mock Turtle. Jeb eats your
lunch.
L224[20:00:59] <Eddi|zuHause> aw man... i
even put a post-it on it...
L225[20:22:27] <raptop> !outcome add Betty
gives you a sink rate of ★★⯪☆☆.
L226[20:22:28] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Betty gives you a sink rate of ★★⯪☆☆.
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L229[20:24:27] <Eddi|zuHause> i seem to be
missing the middle glyph
L230[20:27:07] <raptop> half-filled
star
L231[20:27:21] <raptop> so the rating is
2.5/5 stars
L232[20:44:21] <XXCoder> ;mission
L233[20:44:22] <LunchBot> You sit 3 days
straight playing KSP and develop a thrombosis in your legs which
eventually breaks free and blocks vital arteries. The Queen is
yeeted off of the surface of the earth at 8km/s.
L234[20:44:50] <XXCoder> oh boy so me
ponentally dying caused body of queen tp fly off eh
L235[20:46:16] <raptop> Lunchbot loves
leaving out several critical intermediate steps
L236[20:46:26] <XXCoder> ;mission add
Certain bear comes in to wish everyone a happy Winds-day.
L237[20:46:27] <LunchBot> Added mission:
Certain bear comes in to wish everyone a happy Winds-day.
L238[20:46:37] <raptop> ?
L239[20:47:19] <XXCoder> pooh bear lol in
blustery day
L240[20:50:25] <raptop> hrm
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L250[23:33:47] <Althego> maybe
L251[23:33:59] <Althego> already delayed
by two hours
L252[23:34:22] <darsie> good job waiting
for me :)