AtHeartEngineer

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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Ya I'd definitely go. I have military experience, flight experience, and I am educated, but definitely not in the top percentages that astronauts are in. Even if there was a 90% chance of death the first few years, I'd 100% go. I&
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Yep, this is what I've been doing, plus typing now...it's pretty good.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
I need to start doing this. Any recommendations on where to start? I'd consider myself a pretty experienced python developer, that has not only not done unit testing, but have actively avoided it. On the web side, any generators that c
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Agreed, there is more tooling and insight than ever before
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Snowboarding on Mars anyone?
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Yes, exactly. Idiots guide to thinking.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
I know this sounds a bit odd, but I yell at myself in my head, and not being degrading. If, for example, I am on a run and I want to stop, I'll tell myself "Fuck you atheartengineer, you are doing this". Most of the times it
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Ya I totally get that, but if we are raising our standards of living...or at least bringing almost everyone up to a baseline, that would be awesome. You know, not having to work 60 hours a week to just keep going.
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
We are so close, probably within 50 to 100 years, of having technology far beyond what we can comprehend now. We have the chance to be multi-planetary, automate pretty much all work, and fullfil everyone's basic needs...if we don'
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by AtHeartEngineer 8y ago
Probably not going to happen for a long time. It's just really energy inefficient and costly to maintain an aircraft. There is a greater likelihood of self driving cars becoming so prevalent that "manual" driving will become