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▲ 16 r/SatisfactoryGame

Phase 1 on 100x

So I assembled a 10/min smart plating factory pulling 330MW. Which will take 500 minutes to fill the space elevator.

Created 11 biomass burners which is 44 solid biofuel/min. That's 176 leaves/min (or 17.6 wood/min).

This got me worried about how much biomass I was going to need to collect.

So, I did a 4min test and collected 3,960 leaves and 468 wood. (This will vary based on the biome obviously)

That roughly order of magnitude difference between leaves and wood on my collection run is fun, considering the same conversion rate to solid biofuel. I love the devs.

So, if I'm using all the leaves and wood, that's 88 leaves and 8.8 wood per min. Which means I got 45 minutes of leaves and 53 minutes of wood supply in that 4 minute collection run.

So that leaves me with roughly 40 minutes of biomass collecting to finish phase 1 so I can get coal.

Okay thanks for reading, this was actually just me convincing myself to keep going, I had to prove it wasn't impossible to myself lol.

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u/NotArticuno — 7 hours ago
▲ 82 r/pcmasterrace

Shift + Right Click

Idk who needs to see this, but holding shift while you right-click on an item gives you this lovely "copy as path" option. The amount of time I wasted clicking on properties and copying the path from there, is immense.

If anyone wants to suggest a more appropriate sub, lmk!

u/NotArticuno — 6 days ago
▲ 15 r/opencodeCLI

Just another deepseek appreciation post

I don't have a paid opencode subscription, I just use openrouter, so I don't have free access. I just use opencode as the harness. V4-flash has completely replaced the qwen models for me (though I've still used 3.8max for initial planning sometimes).

Being able to accomplish actual work without baby sitting it, for literal pennies, is incredibly fun.

I do think they're getting us addicted to it before increasing the price, but it's working 😍.

Actual question, why are people using the frontier models? I asked gpt 5.6 sol one question and it managed to use $2.00 of credit before I could even blink. The only time I've felt the need to use the big dogs, is when I have a huge new project I want to do zero thinking about. Otherwise, I'm usually scoping every detail of the refractor so there's no reason to use anything smarter. Are people just working on way more complex code-bases than me, or are they OK with the cost trade-off to do much less pre-planning? Or are there some other use-cases I'm missing?

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u/NotArticuno — 8 days ago
▲ 406 r/SatisfactoryGame

I already saved the day, this is a new one for me....?

I checked the hub, space elevator, and mam, and cannot figure out why this is listed. Perhaps a bug, or am I missing something?

u/NotArticuno — 19 days ago
▲ 148 r/pcmasterrace

idk who needs to see this, but I hope it helps

For clarity, this drops the FPS of the game running in the background when you alt+tab.

Not very helpful if you only play league or something, but might come in handy!

u/NotArticuno — 20 days ago
▲ 475 r/electronic_circuits+1 crossposts

Thought y'all mind find this diode pulsing interesting

Using some iso to find hot components, noticed the diode changing causing the iso to pulse. Not sure if it's temperature or something else causing the motion.

u/1Davide — 29 days ago
▲ 94 r/SatisfactoryGame

Space Giraffe-Tick-Penguin-Whale Things when the task requires zero Space Giraffe-Tick-Penguin-Whale Things

u/NotArticuno — 1 month ago
▲ 37 r/Zillennials

These are the only two items listed on the web games page on miniclip.com

Rip the goat

u/NotArticuno — 2 months ago
▲ 102 r/SatisfactoryGame

YOOO the bots absolutely rip on the tracks now 🔥🔥🔥

Please correct me if this isn't new and I just hadn't noticed them go full speed yet.

u/NotArticuno — 3 months ago
▲ 15 r/SatisfactoryGame

These two things are highly un-satisfactory

I can tolerate the antenna. But how do you expect me to handle the smoke stack even when it's in autonomous mode??

u/NotArticuno — 3 months ago
▲ 52 r/ollama+1 crossposts

Reduce your GPU power limit

I'd like to note, I'm effectively a layman at this and have no idea what I'm talking about.

Inspired by another post, I wanted to do some testing on power limit adjustments impact on token processing and generation. I have no idea if this applies to more pro-hardware. But it's absolutely applicable on your gaming GPU! Just open up MSI afterburner from back in highschool when you thought you were going to overclock.

I believe the testing was with qwen3.5:9b, but it was a few days ago and I forgot to write it down.

The second image is data from testing adjustments to core and memory clocks. Very little impact, though if you're really trying to squeeze every last token out, increasing your memory clock by 700-1000mhz will improve token generation moderately across the board (did not test this at stock power limit, but now I'm curious). The only test I think could still be helpful, would be to log the actual power draw by the system, though that would only really be useful to see if adjusting core clocks can impact power consumption and performance simultaneously, so I haven't bothered yet.

TG128 -> generate 128 tokens
PP512 -> process 512 tokens

u/NotArticuno — 3 months ago