It's nuts that the solar oven works even on totally overcast days. It's 6'C outside, windy and overcast. We were able to cook a whole tray of seitan this morning. Why isn't this more known
It's nuts that the solar oven works even on totally overcast days. It's 6'C outside, windy and overcast. We were able to cook a whole tray of seitan this morning. Why isn't this more known me: I'll make myself a type checker that warns me of unsafe code. type_checker: <unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe><unsafe>[...] 7391 more warnings. me: I don't know why I expected something else.. @neauoire hey but if you’re gradually typed you can chip away at those capful by capful… Oh wow, srht now support #uxn syntax highlight!! Thanks @d6. :uxn: @neauoire may I ask what was the weather like while you were cooking? I've been super curious about solar cooking for awhile. So, @rek and I got super interested in these vacuum tubes that people put on their rooftops. We've just cooked our first meal with the sun, and are still a bit shocked at how well it worked out. It's pretty cool out today, it was able to cook potatoes thoroughly in an hour. #solarpunk cooking
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@maxime_andre tu connais GTK2? J'ai assayez de builder intwo de Lippi tout l'avant-midi et j'y arrive pas. Low-level language implementation for interaction nets "Surely there must be a less primitive way of making big changes in the store than by pushing vast numbers of words back and forth through the von Neumann bottleneck" @neauoire what about interaction nets in hardware ? (found here : https://twitter.com/VictorTaelin/status/1605384601236606977) Guy Steele reading Christopher Alexander.
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@neauoire My standard response to someone telling it "it should take 5 minutes" is "nothing takes five minutes... especially since I bill in 15 minute increments.") |
@neauoire Lack of consumables. Not good. Burn gas, release CO2, water hot, sometimes boom, hurr durr.
I guess it does not work indoors or at night, not "convenient".
How much do those cost and how hard is the maintenance/cleaning?
@neauoire Googles “solar oven”
@neauoire You know what would be really cool? Imagine having a heat pipe transporting the energy inside your boat and keeping the solar collector on top. 1 m2 of pipes could make about 0.5-1 kW so becoming, in principle, equal to a standard electric oven. Being 200-250C the maximum temperature you can reach with standard heat pipes, it's not totally impossible to build it! ;-)