@samcargosltd@konstructivizm You are kind of right here, though atmosphere is not only dependent on gravity. Surface temps, magnetic fields also factor in. Correct that the moon is not a true vacuum, but its atmospheric pressure is .0000000000003% of Earth’s so it’s basically a vacuum
@Where_Am_I_52@popesta@konstructivizm No, it’s a comparison. They’re both pressure vessels. And of course they both work for the environment they’re in, otherwise they wouldn’t be used. Try and get the gears turning in there man
@popesta@konstructivizm Yeah, that’s because it’s designed to be at atmospheric pressure. Space suits are designed to be in a vacuum. The material of a space suit is obviously gonna be stronger it’s not that hard of a concept
@popesta@konstructivizm How does a carbonated soda bottle not explode when there’s soda in it? Because it’s doing exactly what it’s designed and made to do
Jeff Bezos became $3.84 billion richer on Friday. He’s now worth $255 billion. Higher prices at Amazon gave him the ability to sail on his $500 million yacht to his $55 million wedding in Venice to give his wife a $5 million ring while U.S taxpayers subsidize Amazon’s low wages.
I grew up singing. I sang everywhere I went, I wrote songs in my diary, I told teachers that I wanted to be a singer & songwriter when I grew up.
But wanting to be a musician in 2006 required resources that a low-income family didn't have. My parents couldn't afford to get me any instruments. They couldn't pay for music lessons. They couldn't get me into studios. A dream I had became just a memory, until now.
I am beyond proud and honored to get to work at a company that is enabling music creation for everyone. For the 13 year old kid in their bedroom who dreams of being a musician, you can be one. For all of the professional artists, you can do more of what you love.
I really wish Suno existed 20 years ago when I was a kid in elementary school, showing strangers songs I wrote with no way to produce them. But I'm really, really happy that it exists today, for all of the other kids who might need it.
We are still just getting started :)
This is spitting in the face of every single musician who has worked their tail off learning, writing, failing, and trying again, to create real music that speaks to both their experiences and can relate to others’. Zero place for this in music.
I grew up singing. I sang everywhere I went, I wrote songs in my diary, I told teachers that I wanted to be a singer & songwriter when I grew up.
But wanting to be a musician in 2006 required resources that a low-income family didn't have. My parents couldn't afford to get me any instruments. They couldn't pay for music lessons. They couldn't get me into studios. A dream I had became just a memory, until now.
I am beyond proud and honored to get to work at a company that is enabling music creation for everyone. For the 13 year old kid in their bedroom who dreams of being a musician, you can be one. For all of the professional artists, you can do more of what you love.
I really wish Suno existed 20 years ago when I was a kid in elementary school, showing strangers songs I wrote with no way to produce them. But I'm really, really happy that it exists today, for all of the other kids who might need it.
We are still just getting started :)
@MadeInHeaven64@Jeffrey28627067@Mithra_Is_Fine@ShitpostRock Being in a car with crumple zones would still be safer. It’s all about controlling G forces. Think of a newton’s cradle. Hard steel transfers all the energy to the other end (driver). If you replaced a middle ball with tin foil, it would give and absorb the impact (crumple zones)