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L2[00:13:09] <ScholarRaptor> Well this is
just silly ... My bios was just updated and my surge protector is
good, but my desktop simply likes to loop a couple of times after
being shut off for a few minutes
L3[00:14:16] <ScholarRaptor> But, other than
that, it will run for hours without issue and I've never had it
BSoD or show any symptoms of overheating or RAM issues.
L4[00:14:51] <ScholarRaptor> What. The.
Heck?
L5[00:15:59] <ScholarRaptor> I've operated
desktops since the paleolithic era and this confounds me!
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L9[00:28:12] <ScholarRaptor> Now it started
just fine. What in the name of Asimov's Last Question is going
on!?
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L12[01:16:19] <raptop> !outcome add Ray
traces out the cause of your graphics issues.
L13[01:16:19] <LunchBot> Added outcome: Ray
traces out the cause of your graphics issues.
L14[01:30:55] <ScholarRaptor> @raptop What?
Impossible! I run on 800x600 with all options at low or off!
L15[01:36:05] *
raptop flips the RTX on/off switch like I'm throwing a lightswitch
rave
L16[01:36:07] <raptop> <.<
L17[01:36:59] <ScholarRaptor> !outcome add
Your GPU melts from uncaring demands of your game and its pitiless
minimum requirements.
L18[01:36:59] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Your GPU melts from uncaring demands of your game and its pitiless
minimum requirements.
L19[01:37:55] <raptop> hrm
L20[01:38:44] <ScholarRaptor> Speaking of
GPU-melting titles, I'm now torn between Spess Muhreen Deux and
Stellaris: Paradox Needs More Money DLC
L21[01:39:33] <raptop> I would have assumed
that Stellaris would be more CPU melting
L22[01:40:08] <ScholarRaptor> We have mods
for that!
L23[01:40:22] <ScholarRaptor> (Though none
of them probably work right now since the new DLC dropped
today)
L24[01:42:33] <raptop> Recent games for me
include, er, Juno: New Origins, Ultimate Admiral:Dreadnauts, and
Cultist Simulator
L25[01:43:17] <ScholarRaptor> How is
Dreadnaughts, anyway?
L26[01:44:42] <ScholarRaptor> I kinda like
the idea of making, uh, Dreadnoughts.
L27[01:46:42] <raptop> I mean, it's
reasonably fun building and commanding the ships, though the
campaign can be hit or miss.
L28[01:46:50] <raptop> Not sure how I feel
about multiplayer being added
L29[01:48:26] <ScholarRaptor> It's kind of
funny making a campaign for the game given the very limited number
of times actual Dreadnaughts engaged eachother in combat!
L30[01:56:12] <ScholarRaptor> I have an
alternative! Ultimate Admiral: Cruisers
L31[02:06:56] <ScholarRaptor>
Alternatively, one could have Ultimate Space Marine:
Dreadnought.
L32[02:07:49] <raptop> That could be good,
actually
L33[02:08:11] <raptop> Though speaking of
silliness with combat with relatively few ships at a time, Cold
Waters
L34[02:09:15] <raptop> There's something
hilarious about finding an old CL that the soviets want to move in
to provide artillery support for an invasion, and your crew labels
it as a "Capitol Ship"
L35[02:10:08] <raptop> Really a lot of the
time it's your sub against various destroyers, frigates, and other
subs. With the transport, or cruiser, or helicopter carrier thrown
in
L36[02:10:22] <raptop> *Capital ship
L37[02:15:09] <ScholarRaptor> Not to be
confused with Capitol Ship, which is an amphibious legislative
building.
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L39[02:17:38] <raptop> Time to give
Congress a battery of 16" guns. Maybe.
L40[02:19:26] <ScholarRaptor> That'll have
to be a boss in the Metal Wolf Chaos sequel
L41[02:19:54] <ScholarRaptor>
"Alright, time to override Congress with a presidential VETO
missile!"
L42[02:20:07] <raptop> hah
L43[02:39:33] <ScholarRaptor> Is there any
plan for a KSP-esque campaign for Juno?
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L45[02:49:59] <raptop> Juno does have a
campaign, though it does some stuff differently
L46[02:50:11] <raptop> eg: science isn't a
gathered resource
L47[02:51:39] <ScholarRaptor> Wait ...
Aren't Science Points the reason we send probes to distant worlds
in real life? How else do we advance R&D?
L48[02:57:06] <raptop> hag
L49[02:57:09] <raptop> *hah
L50[02:57:09] <packbart> we wouldn't have
to send them that far if we'd have more science labs in orbit, like
the ISS
L51[02:57:47] <ScholarRaptor> @packbart
Perhaps NASA et al should send probes back to the ISS for
processing so they don't need to keep sending probes?
L52[02:58:21] <xxcoder> ;mission add You
order rocket parts from Temu.
L53[02:58:21] <LunchBot> Added mission: You
order rocket parts from Temu.
L54[02:58:40] <raptop> I want to say that
Realist Progression 1 tries to make research more realistic
L55[02:59:58] <ScholarRaptor> @raptop How
so? Do you have to deal with audits from the inspector general and
the GAO?
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L58[03:06:07] <raptop> hah, there's a
degree of actual engine testing, and building out facilities
L59[03:06:24] <raptop> Also hiring
people
L60[03:07:55] <ScholarRaptor> Does hiring
people mean pulling Kerbals out of the ground Pikmin style?
L61[03:08:49] <raptop> Faceless engineers,
mostly, though there are also historical figures you can have
running some aspects of the program
L62[03:09:13] <raptop> okay, also kerbals
for piloting, but that's in the base game
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L65[03:26:07] <ScholarRaptor> Faceless
Engineers, you say?
L67[03:29:53] <raptop> at least the cats
were rescued?
L68[03:33:16] <ScholarRaptor> Per the
XCOM's canon, most or all Sectoids and Mutons wishing to be
rehabilitated were given pet cats.
L69[03:37:53] <xxcoder> ;outcome add You
wish you didn't order parts from Wish.
L70[03:37:53] <LunchBot> Added outcome: You
wish you didn't order parts from Wish.
L71[03:38:10] <raptop> hm
L72[03:41:04] <ScholarRaptor> Then again,
it's also canon that Vipers wear bikinis and dance at exotic
bars.
L73[03:44:29] <raptop> that... actually
tracks with what people are like
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L85[07:03:38] <Deddly> FLHerne, sometimes
the mission/outcome scenarios are uncanniliy good combinations.
Does the bot use some sort AI to decide what combinations to
use?
L86[07:03:43] <Deddly> !mission
L87[07:03:43] <LunchBot> A long time ago-
Actually, never, and also now, nothing is nowhere. When? Never.
Makes sense, right? Like I said, it didn't happen. Nothing was
never anywhere. That's why it's been everywhere. It's been so
everywhere, you don't need a where. You don't even need a when.
That's how "every" it gets. Green Iron Crown comes after
you.
L88[07:04:08] <xxcoder> green iron crown
got angry on that babble
L89[07:04:26] <xxcoder> ;mission
L90[07:04:26] <LunchBot> Today you choose
violence. Your mission is thwarted by a Simon and Garfunkel
performance.
L91[07:04:43] <xxcoder> the beast was
calmed by performance
L92[07:25:14] <FLHerne> Deddly: no
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L94[08:16:39] <Mat2ch> Deddly: I asked this
question myself a lot. But it's always "no". This shows
us something about neural networks. It shows how easy we humans are
predictable. So easy that a simple rng can be enough.
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L99[09:40:11] <Deddly> Huh
L100[09:40:40] <Deddly> Like this one:
LunchBot: The junior pilots are too busy second-guessing themselves
to second-guess Jeb. Jebediah streaks through the atmosphere
L101[09:40:55] <Deddly> What are the
chances of that?
L102[09:52:40] <darsie> .outcome add
Jebediah becomes sentient.
L103[09:52:40] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Jebediah becomes sentient.
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L108[10:34:30] <FLHerne> not that low:
there are loads of Jeb outcomes
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L110[10:36:32] <FLHerne> about 1 in 25,
which is less than I expected
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L113[12:02:08] <sandbox> !mission
L114[12:02:09] <LunchBot> You use drainage
pipes after having run out of fuel lines. You get mauled by a
catbus, and your space program fails due to leaving insufficient
documentation for your successors.
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L116[12:10:19] <Mat2ch> Deddly: Going
higher up only increased the dV requirements...
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L120[12:47:28] <Mat2ch> I think I will
send the pusher stage back and build a new one with more dV
L121[12:48:04] <Mat2ch> the docking port
needs reinforcement, too. (Thanks to being able to add stuff in
flight, one of the engineers will have to go on a spacewalk
;)
L122[12:49:30] <FLHerne> .mission add The
MEMS gyroscopes on your payload are very sensitive to helium.
L123[12:49:30] <LunchBot> Added mission:
The MEMS gyroscopes on your payload are very sensitive to
helium.
L124[12:55:00] <Mat2ch> Boeing?
L125[13:35:33] <FLHerne> SpaceX launching
cubesats
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L130[15:05:58] <sandbox> !mission
L131[15:05:59] <LunchBot> You forget that
bird watching goes both ways. Your Lorenz factor is over
9000!
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L140[17:42:42] <raptop> !mission
L141[17:42:42] <LunchBot> You perturb the
Magic Boulder. To the extent you have a monopoly it's because
everyone else sucks.
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L143[18:45:33] <sandbox> !mission
L144[18:45:33] <LunchBot> You devise a
music box which plays 4 hours of 80's hits. Val's sarcasm is more
accurate than your paranoia.
L145[18:46:08] <xxcoder> lol
L146[18:46:11] <xxcoder> ;mission
L147[18:46:11] <LunchBot> Wernher declares
that each rocket "MUST BE ARTISANALLY CRAFTED, WITH NO
COPYING." Failed, but hey at least you have something to
publish about!
L148[18:46:25] <xxcoder> arty rockets
books!
L149[18:51:06] <Deddly> Mat2ch, when you
say higher up, I thought you meant an elliptical orbit. If you
circularise in a high orbit then that will definitely cost you more
fuel, yes. But an elliptical orbit can indeed work if you're
refuelling.
L150[18:51:50] <Deddly> !mission
L151[18:51:50] <LunchBot> You miscalculate
the eV, and it evolves unexpectedly. The space agency pays a
trajillion dollars to cover the collateral damage.
L152[18:53:51] <Deddly> eV?
L153[18:54:07] <Deddly>
electronvolts
L154[18:54:17] <Althego> expected
value?
L155[18:54:18] <raptop> electron-volt
(unit of energy), but pronounced the same way as eevee the
pokemon
L156[18:55:20] <Althego> michi mochievee
:)
L157[18:55:51] <darsie> eingetragener
Verein
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L167[19:16:59] <Mat2ch> Deddly: yes, but
then you have to avoid Mun and Minmus somehow... I'm rather good at
building rockets, but advanced orbital mechanics were never my game
:)
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L171[19:17:53] <Mat2ch> And why solve the
problem with brains, when you can just add more power?
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L189[21:12:48] <Mat2ch> There's somewhere
a bug in KSP that makes the dV requirements for a manouver increase
drastically if you use physics warp
L190[21:13:06] <Mat2ch> That's why I gave
up for today...
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L194[22:08:25] <darsie> I wasn't sure if
fuel consumtion increased when Dawn ran out of power and resumed
thrust when batteries accumulated a bit charge, resulting in
stuttering.
L195[22:08:48] <darsie> Maybe together
with physics warp.
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