Maybestring

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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   The question is about running a node in a distributed learning algorithm. The algorithm depends on trusted nodes to function.
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   If you allow untrusted users to define tasks for shared agents, then you must assume you will have malicous or incompetent users defining 'poison' tasks. These would be tasks that bias agents toward taking unproductive or harmful
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   They are, that doesn't mean you should expect them to hit that target. Musk doesn't seem to set timelines with the expectation that they will be attained. They are always best case, but development never is.
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   They certainly could use more smaller engines for the BFR, but just because one dimension of the design benefits from smaller engines doesn't mean the optimal design uses a nano-scale rocket array.
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   The N1 had insufficient component level testing. They decided to go straight to full up tests due to the cost of the test stand needed. The big complication with the N1 was that they tried to steer it with variable thrust, rather than the u
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   With a 100 mile range, it's only in the same class when it comes to price.
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   by Maybestring 9y ago

   NASA was 11 years old at the first Apollo landing. Younger than SpaceX is now. Maybe there were some NACA old hands around though.