For any depth D the tip experiences D^2/2 times the wear, so that’s natural.
For any depth D the tip experiences D^2/2 times the wear, so that’s natural.
Honestly this is better than the old suit, but I still don’t want it.
What I would like: this is a webpage about cars, maybe the ads should be relevant to the content, instead of images of disgusting toenails that say “your doctor will eat your baby if you don’t read this”
On the other hand, I hate that with JSON you can only store one document per file.
Some programs allow you to omit the outside braces, others require it.
But I do hate toml, and I don’t much like yaml either (why are there like 8 whitespace permutations?!)
I’m not sure about the dowels
The bridle joint will want to pivot and the desk acts as a big lever exerting a lot of force onto that joint with a large force multiplier.
It might be worth upgrading the dowels to steel bolts, but I don’t know a lot about the strength of wood under these forces.
If the dowel is 1” In and the Z is 48” long (no idea if that’s close), it exerts 48x the desk weight on to the dowels. You look at oak, a desk top of 50lb, a 1” dowel would be at over twice its breaking point. Two dowels and glue in the joint would will help, but steel bolts will have a much higher rating against shear here.
All of this is napkin math, and I’m not an expert at all here.
This is a great comment, and you’re right, I just think there’s room for both and realistic games can still be stylized and make you say “wow”.
Also I recommend Ghost of Tsushima, the gameplay is really solid, the graphics are beautiful, and I really enjoyed the story.
It’s an open world, linear story, and it has a very strong visual style.
See also: universal-ctags.
Google and Amazon both have massive corpuses of this data that they would allow only themselves to use.
Anthropic isn’t saying this to help content creators, they’re saying this to kill OpenAI so they don’t have to actually compete
There are certainly cases where it helps. Ghost of Tsushima for example can really pull an emotional story because you can see the emotion on the characters.
I don’t understand it, but they are very good at what they do
I am so out of the loop on Stanley tumblers. People are obsessed with them, I don’t get it.
Your cutting technique can make a huge difference too, avoid cutting the base and there’s less of that sticking l chemical released
Like a clove, or the entire head of garlic?
If you do that, please make your players pay if they want to use spreadsheet software, which outsources the calculations to a band of mathematically inclined gnomes
I need some examples
Are they things like the party gets a ticket for unlicensed use of a wagon, then have to spend 3 sessions navigating the bureaucracy of the Department of Horse Driven Vehicles?
A D&D encounter management companion app.
Hospitals still need an executive for decision making. Could be a president or ceo. It’s “for profit” that’s going to reverse the incentives and run the whole thing.
I’m on version 6 of my app I plan to launch.
Nothing has ever made it to the app store.
More news like this please!
I love this
You might be right, or it could be AI generated.
Locally it looks reasonable but kind of weird on the left side
6 months from now: “We didn’t sell it, we granted them a non revocable permanent license to be the exclusive producers of D&D content, but we still receive a royalty fee and have no control over it”