I have absolutely done that in the past, and I would do it again in a heartbeat. I can slice off exactly how much I want, getting a good feeling for the portion size. The noodles stick together, there is no unfurling and subsequent mess when transferring them to a dish. They’ll loosen up a bit when heated, but stick together enough to offer a superior eating experience - just cut a piece off and consume.
Do you grow them in a regular myco bag and mist them, or do you have another setup?
Silicone toilet brush. Major upgrade over whatever this abomination is (not talking about the replacement head, I get that). Get the triangular one with the short nubs.
You’re right, but this is fuck around and find out territory. I would want the escalation to make it clear where I stand with my cat.
Weird, I always think of them as the lead of I.G. Farben’s chemical department, infamous for producing Zyklon B to blast WWII gas chambers and advance the Holocaust.
If I’m not mistaken, this would be Lady NormalGirl and her eunuch from stealingpotatoes (Disclaimer: I know nothing of tumblr)
You’re getting a lot of downvotes, which I think is related to the audience you’re talking to (computer and game affine) and the fact that Minecraft is generally considered a kid friendly game, so what’s the harm?
That being said, it has zombies, creepers etc. and a 5yo can definitely get scared by it. I’ve seen it happen.
However, I believe any unattended screen time at age 5 to be a much bigger issue in general. The AAP / AACAP recommends a maximum of 60 minutes a day of screen time at that age, and that includes the combined total including TV etc. Many European institutions advocate for a limit of 30 minutes (the AAP recently increased the limit in their recommendations).
Minecraft is a game suitable for kids, but unsupervised media consumption is definitely not a thing at age 5.
The high rotation speed will compensate for that a bit. It won’t probably help you out for some of your pre-weld grinds, but it would certainly work for e. g. model building.
I don’t know what the article is getting at, the generated memes are perfect.
I’m absolutely in the market for a new image viewer. One with a sensible gallery / (sub-) folder view.
I’ll try nomacs out today.
Following an almost human voice in the forest? Oh boy, sign me up!
Dann halt ich erst mal an, ja
Fuer eine Sekunde dachte ich, wir sprechen ueber Frank Thelen…
Alien planet, can’t breathe? Let’s get the short shorts and skirt out.
Why the grow lights and tent? Does it accelerate growth?
Alright, that one is on me half-assing my reading. I’m with you on effectiveness.
I’m with you on more ethical solutions being available, but efficient? In turns of total energy usage required to go from (often unethically acquired) training data to a manifestation of a prompt as an image, maybe.
But regarding the effort and efficiency when purely generating an image? I think not.
There is a person on Lemmy running GenAI models locally (on their own machines) using solar power, and honestly, that’s totally fine by me. I’m also fine with a DM generating some art for their next hombrew game they run with a couple of friends.
Acquisition of training data and the environmental impact of data centers (not only for AI usage) are still problems to be solved, though.
Don’t get me wrong, the spaghetti in OP’s picture definitely look soaked and not very appetizing. But the weird benefits I mentioned can be achieved otherwise.