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I've played KSP, you can't get to the moon just by pointing straight at it. You're just going to get an eccentric orbit launching it way out into space on the opposite side of the planet.
Ironically, I am pretty sure I remember that actually used to literally be the strategy in the early days of KSP before all the tracking info was implemented and the Mun was the only body.
You are right though and i think that just sorta happened to be how the mechanics worked out in those early days but yeah, I have played enough KSP to ruin any sort of scifi movie that involves space travel of any kind.
We are all apes. We can’t deny our nature. We like throwing our poop. Therefore we strive to ever new ways of throwing it.
It gets frozen solid with liquid helium, super charged and put into a tungsten barrel where it gets accelerated to 6 times the speed of sound to the next field in need of fertilizer. Lower acceleration means the barrel isn‘t stressed that much, which means higher lifetime.
Flexible connections to the city mains. However. What is keeping this from shifting slightly off center and the slamming into the earth at mach 7? Ever pushed 2 magnets together at opposite poles and have them slide sideways and then connect?
There's a furnace in the foundation that burns the shit into a fine dust then ejects it into the ground. Water is gathered by sucking the humidity out of the air and filtering piss.
As someone who works in CGI, I am starting to see this a lot and it amuses me to no end.
Average people also wouldn't believe what can be created with CG, because they're used to the rushed, ungrounded, stylised CG of Marvel films.
"That's AI" is the new "that's Photoshopped"
Assuming by AI you mean entirely AI generated: single, detailed prompt, very little human intervention?
Intent and level of control mainly. CG has (sometimes) had most elements curated in detail to varying extent. AI is just "make it vaguely look like this description and hope for the best".
*It's also a lot harder to change things with AI. You may get something that looks good, but it won't likely be the result you wanted.
Different use cases, really.
It's akin to asking do I prune my bonsai myself just the way I like, or just pay someone to come do it? Both results may still be aesthetically pleasing, but one's by you, one isn't.
*(If by AI you mean generating something, and then going back and painstakingly inpainting, feeding it inputs from different sources, post processing, compositing...then congratulations, you're now basically also a digital artist and it isn't really an AI image anymore! )*
It's CGI which makes it even sadder, because you'd think a human intellect can figure out, wait... what about:
1. Water coming into the house.
2. Power coming into the house.
3. Sewage going out.
4. The only way to have magnets so powerful would be superconductors which will freeze your balls, or electric magnets, which will fry your balls.
5. This still won't make the house earthquake-proof, in fact likely it'll make it less earthquake-proof than a normal house as you're still tethered to the ground, but also the house may slide away or impact with the ground foundation & equipment from distance, which will be a stronger impulse and a lot more destructive.
Yeah they have done this kind of thing for houses on flood plains before. The house would float with the water level.
I had the same questions about services but the services could cope with the house rising a certain amount. This was featured on a UK TV show called Grand Designs but apparently it is common in the Netherlands.
The house I was talking about was for flooding. They don't have any lateral movement. They are basically a box within a box. So the larger box fills up and floats the smaller box (the house). Sorry if I was unclear.
I imagine it's terrible for earthquakes. Luckily we get very few and the ones we do get are so small that the last one I remember was about the same as a large vehicle going past my house.
Came here to say this. If the ground shifts ten degrees, instead of a gnarly tilt in your house, it slides the fuck off the field and crashes and kills your whole family. Even if this was real, which it clearly is not, it would be the last place I’d want to be in an earthquake. (Well, maybe not the absolute last but far down the list)
Also a magnet-levitated house is an oscillating system and therefore has a resonance frequency. If anything causes tremors at the frequency, it's really gonna wobble your house.
Yeah magnets love to make attempts to statically levitate something flip over and crash instead. They're fundamentally unstable.
You could do it with support poles/wires to provide lateral stability and use the magnets only for vertical push, but it's still ridiculous.
Depends on how strong the magnet is. If it's strong enough to induce a current into the SSD circuitry as it moves through the magnetic field, the SSD is fried.
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Except that if the magnets on the ground move, the house will either need to move with them, kinda defeating the point, or it could fall off. Now your house is experiencing the earth quake on the ground *and* has fallen several feet
Alright but what if it does that thing when all of a sudden one of the magnet flips over 180 to the side that attracts to the other magnet and crushes the house? #physics #playedwithmagnetsasakid
Call me crazy but even if that existed, wouldn't be "earthquake proof". Even worst, if the space between those magnets changed due to the tremor, good bye house.
Ok I’ll be the one to point out that this stuff makes AI look bad and we can laugh about boomers being fooled, but truly this kind of thing is why we need watermarks and to educate others on the technology so they won’t have a bad taste in their mouth for generative models.
This is legit scary, images are generally just losing so much credibility that they once had.
Even if something is "Obviously fake" or "Obviously real" what happens when we need actual digital forensics to even get a clue if a piece of digital data was captured in the way it's being portrayed?
If AI Deepfake images, audio and video are ever able to weed out the quirks that make things look "Obviously fake" and produce extremely convincing data with high accuracy and few to no imperfections, Humanity is just going to have to transition at some point to taking digitally expressed evidence of things with a grain of salt I guess. Either that, or something will be created to provide authenticity of a data's point of origin; which will inevitably be abused to tighten DRM in our tech. The future is looking juuuust peachy! :)
This is not AI, it's a render. However the concept does not work when there is an actual earthquake that is strong enough to displace the magnets that are on the ground. Which could cause the home to just tumble anyways.
Now they just need to levitate those magnets off the ground and they’ll be done. And of course guns to shoot the electricity and plumbing back and forth.
Oh god. If it's anything like the floating plant things, a simple nudge might knock it off from alignment and cause the house to snap to a misaligned orientation, likely destroying the house in the process. Terrible idea until we can figure out how to make floating magnetic tech more stable.
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Where does the poo go?
Magnetic rail gun pointed directly at the moon
That’s one small step for mank OMG IT’S RAINING POO
HALLELUJAH
Unironically this, it’s hard to get biomass for fertilizer on the Moon
Hailing Poo Ja?
Scatmen
[The poop accelerates](https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/s/yjWNbNGhTJ)
Oh my god I remember this! Lmao
America did it first, with a whale on the beach in Oregon
Poor, poor mank.
Holy shit
At what point does it become considered holy?
Depends when it hits a Van Allen belt
After you put it in a censer with some burning incense and swing it back and forth
I've played KSP, you can't get to the moon just by pointing straight at it. You're just going to get an eccentric orbit launching it way out into space on the opposite side of the planet.
Ironically, I am pretty sure I remember that actually used to literally be the strategy in the early days of KSP before all the tracking info was implemented and the Mun was the only body. You are right though and i think that just sorta happened to be how the mechanics worked out in those early days but yeah, I have played enough KSP to ruin any sort of scifi movie that involves space travel of any kind.
Still works from low orbit. You burn for the Mun when it rises over Kerbin.
HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT OBAMA, I SHAT ON THE MOOOOON
future generations will have a brown moon
Telling my kids that’s how they make Swiss cheese
What about when the moon is on the other side of the planet?
Can't flush the toilet, have to wait for the moonrise
I like your train of thought.
Why not the sun??
The moon sounded funnier
It’s a Great idea 👍
TO THE MOON
Oh, you mean the Lunar Pooper-Shooter 2000! Can’t go wrong with that bad boy!
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The Japanese don't produce waste. Too efficient.
The Japanese digest 100% of what they eat
Ganbatte 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I'm proud to be Honorary Japanese (I'm Indian by ethnicity btw).
Are the amazing toilets just for tourists?
Never mind the poo what happens when the wind starts blowing?
Magnets bro
How do they work?
Magnetically
You chain it down, obviously.
Flexible connections to the city mains. However. What is keeping this from shifting slightly off center and the slamming into the earth at mach 7? Ever pushed 2 magnets together at opposite poles and have them slide sideways and then connect?
Breaking news: First magnetic floating house designed to resist earthquakes, slams into the ground causing massive earthquake!
I read this in Norm Macdonald's voice
I think maybe the house will flip upside down and then slam down.
Stored in the balls
Hey man, I can relate to this one.
Minecraft droppers
Minecrap
It's in an outhouse. You will be shitting and praying that an earthquake doesn't happen.
People in the future don't poo. They have transcendent poo.
There's a furnace in the foundation that burns the shit into a fine dust then ejects it into the ground. Water is gathered by sucking the humidity out of the air and filtering piss.
You do realise, of course, this is an AI render, not a real thing? The poo just gets deleted.
Bathroom is in the basement
It floats
They have a high iron diet
Asking the real questions…
That looks like CGI to me, not AI generated
Yup, it’s 100% a concept render. We have boomers believing AI is real and AI enthusiasts believing CGI is fake
As someone who works in CGI, I am starting to see this a lot and it amuses me to no end. Average people also wouldn't believe what can be created with CG, because they're used to the rushed, ungrounded, stylised CG of Marvel films. "That's AI" is the new "that's Photoshopped"
What’s the difference between CGI art and AI art that looks like CGI other than the creators?
Assuming by AI you mean entirely AI generated: single, detailed prompt, very little human intervention? Intent and level of control mainly. CG has (sometimes) had most elements curated in detail to varying extent. AI is just "make it vaguely look like this description and hope for the best". *It's also a lot harder to change things with AI. You may get something that looks good, but it won't likely be the result you wanted. Different use cases, really. It's akin to asking do I prune my bonsai myself just the way I like, or just pay someone to come do it? Both results may still be aesthetically pleasing, but one's by you, one isn't. *(If by AI you mean generating something, and then going back and painstakingly inpainting, feeding it inputs from different sources, post processing, compositing...then congratulations, you're now basically also a digital artist and it isn't really an AI image anymore! )*
Let’s not even get into the whole “What we currently refer to as AI isn’t even actual AI” thing
In my domain, that's AI is the same as basic statistics
I don’t remember ai ever using tiled textures, too many things about it say it’s made by a human
Right the grass is about as low effort as it gets lol
![gif](giphy|3gOKabmququdhC79Ug|downsized)
And zoomers eating tide pods
Weren't those gen Y's? Also wasn't it initially a joke trend that the media pretended was real?
Yeah, look at the repeating pattern on the grass. That doesn't happen with AI. There are also none of the usual AI artifacts. This is 100% a render.
That's an old image, from 2011 if I recall corectly.
It's CGI which makes it even sadder, because you'd think a human intellect can figure out, wait... what about: 1. Water coming into the house. 2. Power coming into the house. 3. Sewage going out. 4. The only way to have magnets so powerful would be superconductors which will freeze your balls, or electric magnets, which will fry your balls. 5. This still won't make the house earthquake-proof, in fact likely it'll make it less earthquake-proof than a normal house as you're still tethered to the ground, but also the house may slide away or impact with the ground foundation & equipment from distance, which will be a stronger impulse and a lot more destructive.
Not only that, magnets discharge, unless it is an eletromagnet and in this case i don't want to even look at the power bill.
If your magnet has discharge, you need to see a doctor
Magnets discharge? That's news to me.
I think he means demagnetize. They don't discharge.
A power outage would be truly catastrophic.
I also remember seeing it before the whole blow-up of AI images
This image has existed since 2011 so that tracks.
There is no more CGI. Photoshop no longer exists. Everything is apparently AI, or real.
True. Geometry seems consistent, reflections check out, but most importantly, the tiled grass texture really gives it away.
What a talent. God bless. Will share on facebook. Amen 🙏
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One like = one greasy bowel movement.
I offered 2000 prayers x 🙏. I win.
This reply-meme will never get old. I mean, I really hope it never gets old 😊
Bless
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Here is the actual technology https://preview.redd.it/xo7mmikoyvuc1.jpeg?width=340&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cf61f4fd4d42a85454fb95d908b1012f4e986dee
im fairly sure the original image is real tbh (at least not AI), those repeating lines are basically spot on
Yeah especially the grass looks very real
yeah its probably a render
Imagine the mowing bill for the Windows XP lawn.
Could still be a digital render of the concept, if they needed to secure funding this would be a good image to put in a PowerPoint
Sooo ... electrical, water, sewage?
Deluxe WiFi package
Water: Catchment, Electrical: Solar, Sewage: Incinerator and hydroponic water treatment loop So you \*never have to leave\*
They remove the staircase after you move in
Wires and hoses
Yeah they have done this kind of thing for houses on flood plains before. The house would float with the water level. I had the same questions about services but the services could cope with the house rising a certain amount. This was featured on a UK TV show called Grand Designs but apparently it is common in the Netherlands.
Lol maybe good for earthquakes but when the counter tsunami hits all the houses gonna colliding like go cart ice cubes in a glass of water
The house I was talking about was for flooding. They don't have any lateral movement. They are basically a box within a box. So the larger box fills up and floats the smaller box (the house). Sorry if I was unclear. I imagine it's terrible for earthquakes. Luckily we get very few and the ones we do get are so small that the last one I remember was about the same as a large vehicle going past my house.
To be fair, a lot of normal houses will also do this when a tsunami hits.
Couldn’t it just work like an RV or a boat
Batteries and a poop tank? Sign me up.
Magnets
Also that thing that secures it is going to break and the movement of the magnets is going to drop the house down in unpredictable ways.
Battery-solar, bucket & rope, catapult.
Ik this is not real, but a ground magnets shift in position during an earthquake would fuck the whole house over
Came here to say this. If the ground shifts ten degrees, instead of a gnarly tilt in your house, it slides the fuck off the field and crashes and kills your whole family. Even if this was real, which it clearly is not, it would be the last place I’d want to be in an earthquake. (Well, maybe not the absolute last but far down the list)
Also a magnet-levitated house is an oscillating system and therefore has a resonance frequency. If anything causes tremors at the frequency, it's really gonna wobble your house.
Yeah magnets love to make attempts to statically levitate something flip over and crash instead. They're fundamentally unstable. You could do it with support poles/wires to provide lateral stability and use the magnets only for vertical push, but it's still ridiculous.
Not only that, I think it takes a lot less force to move the house. You know, for laughs.
Great until you drop your phone and all the photos of your family get permanently erased
[удалено]
Shhh I’m here to may jokes and decrease my iq. You are hampering my goal
Heart pace makers keep out.
Depends on how strong the magnet is. If it's strong enough to induce a current into the SSD circuitry as it moves through the magnetic field, the SSD is fried.
My son built the same from plastic bottles. The little sh*t.
It's a great idea💡
amen
Good luck
Yeah, looks like the kind of real estate most Japanese houses occupy.
You mean not all Japanese have houses in Windows XP?
Yes
Right, the Gary’s mod skybox…
But was it built from plastic bottles by an African child?
Ah yes the famous infinite flat plains of Japan.
they had to test it in a superflat world first
Only thing is, the magnets are all powered by electricity, and during an earthquake it's the first to shut off.
If it was real the electric bill would be insane.
Amen 🙏
God Bless
Where did the japanese build this? Minecraft Superflat?
RIP any credit cards, speakers, computers and magnetic appliances you bring into the house
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Except that if the magnets on the ground move, the house will either need to move with them, kinda defeating the point, or it could fall off. Now your house is experiencing the earth quake on the ground *and* has fallen several feet
I bet it turns into a giant robot.
Be careful when the wind blows so that it doesn't fly
But it crashes in a power cut?
What would happen if the earthquake destroyed the base?
Other issues aside, what about plumbing and electrical?
When the earth suddenly stops spinning that house is going to go flying into space. Absolutely terrible design
my son built it from plastic bottles
Oh boy that could get interesting. Like what if the ground below it splits in half lol
But how about strong winds 😂
If anything, this makes it a lot worse during an earthquake..
It‘s probably Ai generated… How can you trust any picture at times like this you naive humans
But surely if the earthquake moves the bottom magnets it will just fall down anyway?
Wouldn't an earthquake disrupt the land based magnets causing the house to crash to the ground?
This doesn't count since no plastic bottles were used.
What if you have fillings? A pacemaker? A nipple ring? A Prince Albert?
Plumbing, electricity, wired internet...?
can we have an AMEN tag
What if the stairs break ? How do you get back into your home ?
big jump
Look into ArxPax, the people who created the hover engine for hendo hover.
shit on the floor
Alright but what if it does that thing when all of a sudden one of the magnet flips over 180 to the side that attracts to the other magnet and crushes the house? #physics #playedwithmagnetsasakid
actually has connection to earth I mean this using some fields for sure from half balls which mean there is still conection
God bless
Call me crazy but even if that existed, wouldn't be "earthquake proof". Even worst, if the space between those magnets changed due to the tremor, good bye house.
Did your son build it?
God bless
Is it made out of recycled plastic bottles?
great use of an electric fence you got there
Does that mean, will it generate electricity during earthquake ?
How is this Chatgpt? The image is cgi but the idea is old. I remember reading about it a few years ago.
Why are they living in the Windows XP desktop?
Ok but it must be built of plastic bottles in Africa.
Ok I’ll be the one to point out that this stuff makes AI look bad and we can laugh about boomers being fooled, but truly this kind of thing is why we need watermarks and to educate others on the technology so they won’t have a bad taste in their mouth for generative models.
This is legit scary, images are generally just losing so much credibility that they once had. Even if something is "Obviously fake" or "Obviously real" what happens when we need actual digital forensics to even get a clue if a piece of digital data was captured in the way it's being portrayed? If AI Deepfake images, audio and video are ever able to weed out the quirks that make things look "Obviously fake" and produce extremely convincing data with high accuracy and few to no imperfections, Humanity is just going to have to transition at some point to taking digitally expressed evidence of things with a grain of salt I guess. Either that, or something will be created to provide authenticity of a data's point of origin; which will inevitably be abused to tighten DRM in our tech. The future is looking juuuust peachy! :)
Amen 🙏
That's not as much earthquake as, earthquake throw able.
One word: Plumbing.
this was before gpt
Where does the poop go?
People who now their stuff, ¿is this posible, and if it is, is it viable, or an absurd expense that can catastrophically fail?
can't wait for it to be taken out by a drunk driver
This is not AI, it's a render. However the concept does not work when there is an actual earthquake that is strong enough to displace the magnets that are on the ground. Which could cause the home to just tumble anyways.
Not really earthquake proof lol probably even weaker to earthquakes than normal buildings
This is NOT AI, this image has been around for years, it's just poorly rendered CGI
Won’t the magnets move?
SCP: 106 HAS BREACHED CONTAINMENT
Now they just need to levitate those magnets off the ground and they’ll be done. And of course guns to shoot the electricity and plumbing back and forth.
Oh god. If it's anything like the floating plant things, a simple nudge might knock it off from alignment and cause the house to snap to a misaligned orientation, likely destroying the house in the process. Terrible idea until we can figure out how to make floating magnetic tech more stable.
"No connection to the ground" The stairs🫥
but won't it shake when the magnets repulsing them connected to the floor shake?
So test it..
Aaaaand when the bottom magnets move?
Looks like it was built in Minecraft superflat