@alan what data centres would these be?
@gbwust @stylinstainless my wife asked this and 144F is 62.22C!
@khird also, i think i have been conflating plexiglass and fibreglass in my head
did y’all know plexiglass is just a brand name for acrylic? they’re the exact same thing? who knew my kids were painting with “plexiglass” this whole time.
@khird oh wow, no way! well the more you know! the cube base does seem like a much more rigid material than the flexible monitor base, but now that i know plexiglass IS acrylic it makes sense they’d just use tweaked formulations of the same thing if they could. they do seem well matched in terms of clarity, sheen, etc.
pretty impressed with the cursor code editor so far! https://www.cursor.com/ basically its VS code, but with a bunch of AI autocompletion/autocoding stuff baked in.
so far i’m being super boring with my edit requests (just asking it to do stuff like switch uppercase to capital case for example) but anyone else tried it?
@khird wait, is this what you're suggesting for both the plexiglass cube base and acrylic monitor base, or just one of them?
@khird very cool! wonder if anyone’s written a laypersons guide to this stuff. maybe you should! :) not wanting to use the wrong stuff on the wrong stuff is a huge barrier to tackling tasks like this usually — for me and for many others, i’m sure. for good reason, it seems!
@khird yep, the monitor is on its side. ok thanks! acrylic + shear means i should prob look for something like tensol 70, eh? https://cutlasercut.com/drawing-resources/expert-tips/bonding-acrylic/
@khird how do you know so much about what works with what, btw? very cool, i’d love to have this sort of in-depth knowledge on physical properties of things and what works well for what
@Clementulus @khird have never heard of adding a heat pump to a water heater! our water heater is rented from the natural gas company so i expect we arent allowed to mod it, but now i'm curious how this would work!
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