Julf wrote:
> A perfect example of the 'Dunning-Kruger effect'
> (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect).
You just spoke for yourself, whether or not you are self-aware to
perceive it or not.
arnyk wrote:
> You just spoke for yourself, whether or not you are self-aware to
> perceive it or not.
Of course.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" -
arnyk wrote:
> At the least wind turbines can extract energy from wind without slowing
> it, as they can extract significant energy by just making the wind
> turbulent, thus increasing its entropy.
The wind turbine can't extract any energy without slowing the wind down
- as the wind passes the
I know there are some streaming plays that have very limited CPU power
and memory. One these WAV would be better because the CPU could get CPU
or memory bound with FLAC but on all modern players with plenty of CPU
and using the latest FLAC decoding library there should be no
difference.
I have
What I was getting at is that after flowing around wind turbine the air
will have less energy and apparently will also be more turbulent. So be
it. However, I really don't think understand just how incredible an
energy source fossil fuels are, regardless of their terrible downsides.
Replace them
The albedo things was an interesting angle.
But then what regatding all black roooftops and roads . Then it should
be mandatory to have a reflective or white roof ?
The albedo is a real problem when the large ice sheets og the ar tic and
antarctic melts , its basically a runawy effect . And
RonM wrote:
> I wouldn't think that wind turbines would have a significant impact on
> weather patterns as a function of slowing down the wind. It would take
> truly vast arrays of turbines to do this. I tried some cursory searches
> and couldn't find anything on the topic, although there is
RonM wrote:
> I wouldn't think that wind turbines would have a significant impact on
> weather patterns as a function of slowing down the wind. It would take
> truly vast arrays of turbines to do this. I tried some cursory searches
> and couldn't find anything on the topic, although there is
arnyk wrote:
> It seems like wind turbines would have to be thick and dense to
> significantly slow down the wind. If they did so to any degree the
> effect would be bounded by some reasonable distances above and around
> them.
>
> Man made heat islands do seem to significantly affect weather
>From 'HA'
(http://www.hydrogenaud.io/forums/index.php?showtopic=105754):
>
> FLAC decoding is something like 50 CPU cycles/sample. I doubt you can
> load a WAV file from disk that quickly due to the high bitrate.
>
>
> FLACs can play on a 486 at 66 MHz
>
The point is, the default compression
There more alternative energy sources , there will not be one or two
dominant solutions in the future as it is now .
Nuclear will be back for example in different forms like Thorium
reactors. Bio fuels geothermal power tidal power ,wave power and many
more locals solutions . And fusion is as
SBGK wrote:
> Or what ?
It was just a friendly suggestion to avoid the impression that you just
disappear off into silence whenever someone asks questions that shows
the errors in your arguments. All up to you if you choose to answer or
run away.
As it is off-topic to this thread, I'll leave
SBGK wrote:
> Still don't understand what you mean't by 'they can extract significant
> energy by just making the wind turbulent'.
>
That's due to an apparent lack of knowledge of the the over-arching
principles of Thermodynamics which rule the universe as we know it.
>
> I think they would
arnyk wrote:
> You've got to get over your apparent belief that you are as educated as
> anybody. You obviously aren't. That makes you an easy target.
A perfect example of the 'Dunning-Kruger effect'
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect).
"To try to judge the real
User marcoc1712 started 'this thread'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104198-Disk-and-folder-browsing=828137=1#post828137)
in the developer forum. The tread is primarily about possible bugs
associated with trying to stream pure pcm or wav format files. In order
to keep that thread
arnyk wrote:
> Of course turbulence creates drag - that's obvious. However the above
> statement shows a lack of understanding about the basics of
> thermodynamics.
>
> The above seems to ignore the fundamentals of energy extraction. I see a
> complete lack of appreciation of entropy and its
SBGK wrote:
> Rather confused thinking there about extracting energy by making the
> wind turbulent. Turbulence creates drag, the last thing the windmill
> designers want.
>
Of course turbulence creates drag - that's obvious. However the above
statement shows a lack of understanding about
SBGK wrote:
> Rather confused thinking there about extracting energy by making the
> wind turbulent.
Ah, nice to have you back! Now that you are here, how about the
'unfinished business'
Julf wrote:
> Ah, nice to have you back! Now that you are here, how about the
> 'unfinished business'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104136-MEASUREMENTS-Audiophile-Sound-and-Operating-Systems-(Windows-8-1-Windows-10-)=827775=1#post827775)?
Or what ?
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