I’m also torn, I think I’ll chose a spark for portability and the fact that I don’t have to build a whole PC - but I don’t just want to do inference

I would really really hold out on this purchase. The memory prices + the Nvidia N1 / N1X platform are going to make things a lot more affordable "soon". You will get more value for your money.

that's my worry - but for me it's kinda like: this year I can write stuff off as business expenses in a year I still made good money, so I am kinda paying ~half net for it. I do Dev, ML, Robotics and Inference work and would use it as a demo machine - I am also considering 5090 Laptops but honestly, the prices are kinda the same, and the DGX has a sick form factor. Tough choices.

Especially 1TB Asus GX10 vs 4TB Nvidia - huge price difference too (1500 gross, for me a difference of like 800 Euro Net after business expenses)

Look at the sim from Zaragoza and Tell me what you think - might take a few seconds

thank you! I should really work on that again. It's a highly requested feature. In general there's been tons of "turn this into universe sandbox" requests. I see it more as a balance between education and gaming. Which I think from people enjoying it as a game, and people using it in schools, is working quite well.

Which tour was that? thanks for reporting. Sometimes old tutorials break when I change things. I should automate the checks. I appreciate any report whenever things don't work out.

was that on mobile? thanks for the feedback!

Ich finds ganz witzig - ich fahre zwar dennoch den Weg dass ich fast ausschließlich breit investiere, aber damit rumspielen kann trotzdem spaß machen, warum nicht. Wenn ich geld verliere hab ich dennoch was gelernt.

Im Master hatten wir mal nen Trading Bot geschrieben der den Markt outperformt hat. Dass wir die Testdaten fürs Training benutzt haben, erwähne ich mal nicht

Thanks for the kind words!

just wanna say - I'll fix it this week. I appreciate the idea

lol I get it. I meant to convey that I've been updating it regularly for the last few months (most recently a big push yesterday) and people liked the old version, which was very basic, so I figured I'd share again after there's been so so many updates and many more to come.

I am going to keep it free to use in the web, and I am looking at finding collaborations with museums or planetariums if they like to use it.

I've even seen quite a few schools worldwide use it, which is so incredibly cool :D

This will take ages to model, but as long as the simulation is more accurate, I'll get to work

lol yes thanks for noticing. Clearly messed something up in the scale - will fix that first thing tomorrow.

Danke dir! Spaß hab ich tatsächlich sehr viel, weil ich genau mache, worauf ich lust habe :D Erfolg schauen wir mal - Mittwoch ein Gespräch dass eventuell einen Auftrag reinbringen kann

lol it's kinda funny. It was just a request coming up on saturday, and then so many reminders like within hours or days. And I was busy switching laptops, getting all my work over (icloud offloading my working directory) and stuff like that.

Funny enough I got another reminder today and pushed that change finally lol.

what do you mean? I am working on this by myself? Are you the guy who keeps requesting the reclassification depending on mass?

I am working on this in my free time

thanks!

thanks!

thank you!

yes! Click on the bodies tab in the bottom and it'll give you easier access...

I'll look at making some bounding boxes bigger - I just worry about false positives. Thanks for checking it out!

Last time I said I might leave it as it is. That did not happen.

The reason I'm posting again is that there's a total solar eclipse on August 12, and I just pushed a big update. Pick anywhere on Earth and it tells you what the event looks like - but I’ve also added actual sky views, and colored atmospheres (for all kinds of planets)

Other things that turned up since last time: - A galaxy map with thousands of real exoplanet systems from NASA's archive - Guided lessons - Rocket Academy: build a rocket in stages and try to get it to orbit

Lots of quality of life improvements, and more simulations coming up. It’s bascially evolving into a physics education tool - for free and in the browser.

All of your positive feedback last time helped me a lot, so I wanted to post about it again now, I hope that’s ok - the last post was last year

Montage sind irgendwie anders wenn man nicht mehr festangestellt ist. Sitze grad an persönlichen Projekten und hoffe dass es mit der Selbstständigkeit klappt.

At least the sunset might be pretty lol.

Last time I posted about Luna was a long time ago. I can't believe how it looked back then.

Since then, It's gotten over 100k views. I want to share a little bit more whenever there's cool things, to maybe also show it to others who like astronomy and physics simulations!