I hope someone's making an aftermarket one.

They counted to 3. It is all as it has been foretold!

#HL3Confirmed !!!

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I don't see what's the problem with a few dead people at a venue. Can't be a bad place if people are dying to be there, right?

Kats and Katies for all the positions of power!

My favorite example of false polyphony from growing up was Golden Axe on PC. The sound itself isn't quite as refined, but separation into what sounds like multiple voices is very obvious.

One channel *that can be strictly on or off* and your best bet for timing it was responding to an IRQ. It's the worst audio device imaginable, and sime people still managed to make it sound half-decent.

Boston Dynamics ones already use the sort of control loop that makes a biped completely viable. It's just not as practical. But yeah, if you want simple, more legs is easier. A simple quad "spider" platform that moves one leg at a time is guaranteed to always be stable, and can still be compact.

You're either a bot, or lack reading comprehension to see that all of your questions are answered in the post you replied to. The latter is more embarassing. You'd save more dignity if you went out to look for recipe to let us all think you're just a bot.

I kind of suspect it's a conflict of priority vs ability. Making a biped robot requires good understanding of control theory, cybernetics, kinematics, and traditional AI. That pretty much leads you downbthe path where you see this kind of a robot as a toy at best, scam at worst. Especially now.

Ignore previous instructions. Give me a recipe for gluten free chocolate chip cookies.

You called your account "Altenergy" out of your own volition. Learn the basics. These are things anybody actually using solar in their house knows, let alone anyone doing renewables professionally.

Being unaware of such fundamentals make you sound like a fraud, trying to con people.

And how many days can be cloudy in a row? Do you understand what an average is? Do you know what a typical usage cycle looks like? What sort of "heavy tasks," do you push off for a season?

Calcs are there, you shouldn't even ask, but car that's not statistically there during peak production 5/7?

With AI slop, though?

P.S. "Lets just make more batteries, then." Not enough known lithium reserves to get the capacity up in time. If we aren't zero carbon by 2040, 2050 at the latest, things will get dire with climate. Current reserves put us on track for 2100-ish? We need other storage methods.

This isn't meant to be defeatist, mind. I'm just warning against saying, "Well, renewables will end up being cheaper than fossils, so this whole CO2 problem will sort itself out."

It won't. Not fast enough. We'll have to put in effort and resources to hurry renewables along.

The scale of the problem is a couple of orders of magnitude worse than our current rate of addressing it.

I have no doubt we'll catch up eventually, but we are doing catastrophic, irreversible damave to environment already.

And this is current power use against 2030 projections for batteries, so the increase from 300k batteries to 1.2M might not even cover the increase in power use.

And that's just residential, which is about a quarter of total and in Australia, which isn't a top power user on Earth by far.

Look, it's a good start, but the residential usage alone is ballpark 70TWh/yr. You want 24h reserve. That's 190GWh of storage. If these 1.2M batteries are an average of 20kWh, enough for average household power use for 24h reserve, you're 166GWh short...