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Hey andbberger, Yeah, we're _definitely_ assuming that g is constant for all elevations :) There's another thread on this comment page talking about why heigh
by syllable_studio 6y ago
Hey andbberger,
Yeah, we're _definitely_ assuming that g is constant for all elevations :)
There's another thread on this comment page talking about why height is important. Please see this slide in our presentation illustrating it. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17FI-jrI9RWS3q7Ng44YhiHs7il8JvnxK-cV6_g_-cGo/edit#slide=id.g844fb8814b_1_136 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17FI-jrI9RWS3q7Ng44Yh...
- Xylakant 6y agoI don't think it's fair to call that "scales quadratic". Certainly the energy stored in the total number of blocks is growing quadratic by digging deeper, but it also ignores that costs and effort grow when digging deeper. In effect, adding a block at the bottom comes with substantially higher effort than adding a block right next to it on the same level.