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by Fred34 3y ago
I'm not using a static-site generator yet. I probably should however.
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by Fred34 3y ago
That seemed to work! RSS feed is now added to my Thunderbird client.
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by Fred34 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I haven't heard of "bash strict mode" before. Haven't heard of envsubst either. I'll make a better rss script as I learn more about scripting.
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by Fred34 3y ago
https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Flo... My rss feeder that I use on my phone works with your site. Maybe it's only Thunderbird that refuses to parse it.
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by Fred34 3y ago
Learning hugo is on my bucket list. Has things like tagging which would be a pain to do with a hand coded website. I got a parsing error when trying to add the rss feed on your website to Thunderbird. Line Number 19, Column 7.
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by Fred34 3y ago
This is one of the first bash scripts I've written. What do you guys think?
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Simple script to generate RSS feeds(zoraster.org)
31 points by Fred34 3y ago|13 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
Apparently there is helium-3 on the moon which could be used as a fusion reactor fuel. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helium-3
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by Fred34 3y ago
Yea that sounds about right.
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by Fred34 3y ago
Thanks for the links, it’s cool to see a video showing how the gliders could have looked liked if they were real. I haven’t heard of that film project.
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by Fred34 3y ago
Electrolyzing water would also give hydrogen which would make the transpiration of materials easier. I’m guessing that it would require a large amount of electricity to get enough hydrogen/oxygen from the water (they really would need
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by Fred34 3y ago
I don’t think it would be an issue finding people for a one-way mars mission. Guys already sign themselves to fight in wars that they don’t expect to return from. Being memorialized and known is enough (especially for the case for men) for
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by Fred34 3y ago
That’s fair enough. If the goal itself was to get people there and back for the technical challenge/knowledge then a one-way mission does not make much sense. But if the point was to start a long-term colony on mars then it would make
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by Fred34 3y ago
I haven't kept track much on how feasible the Starship rocket is. Maybe it's not that hard to make fuel on mars. Maybe humanity is making good progress figuring out how to transfer fuel in space. You sound much more educated than
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by Fred34 3y ago
There is also a tendency, especially in America, to reduce everything to discussing the baddies of ww2, or at the very least, to not separate scientific discussions from political discussions.
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by Fred34 3y ago
I haven't heard of Mars Direct, but from reading the link you gave me it sounds like a plan to start automated fuel production plants on mars to make fuel for trips back to earth. It requires the transportation of a small nuclear power
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by Fred34 3y ago
Within the decade? I wish I was that optimistic. There are only so many windows in the next decade where it's economical to send/receive rockets to mars. The planets have to literally align for it can be economical to send/re
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by Fred34 3y ago
I'll add that stack-exchange page to my bookmarks thanks.
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by Fred34 3y ago
I really doubt that humanity will make trip to earth from mars in the next 50 years. It already takes a huge amount of fuel to land on Mars -- its not economical to launch enough fuel for a return trip (even if some of the fuel could stay i
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by Fred34 3y ago
I wonder what's the math on trying to use a huge rail gun on Mars to shoot things into orbit. I know that people have talked about using rail guns on the moon to shoot and other materials ore back to earth (or even to mars) -- but the
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Matt Traudt's Camaro Project(blog.pastly.net)
3 points by Fred34 3y ago|1 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
I've posted Matt Traudt articles on Tor on HN before. He also has a car restoration project recorded on his blog which is worth reading about.
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Would von Braun's Mars landers have worked?(raypatrick.xyz)
112 points by Fred34 3y ago|118 comments
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The Individual vs. Collective(zoraster.org)
2 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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4B If Statements(andreasjhkarlsson.github.io)
2 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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RSS Feeds and Http2 Implimentation(zoraster.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Minimalist Recipe Site(based.cooking)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Effortless Latex Equations for Web Pages(raypatrick.xyz)
2 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Through Space and Time(zoraster.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Humane Suffering(zoraster.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments

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