MisterBiggs

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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
Even more ambitious, according to Wikipedia the original launch date was planned for late 2018 on a Falcon Heavy! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DearMoon_project#History
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I should have been more clear, I meant specifically getting Humans to the Moon is looking much more difficult than SpaceX initially believed. In orbit refueling will require incredible vehicle performance, launch cadence and vehicle manufac
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
Not at all surprising given the delays and rumored performance of Starship. This would have been a really cool way to kick off the next era of space exploration, hopefully someone else is able to pick up the mantle.
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I think even scarier is that ChatGPT’s tone of voice and bias is going to take over everything.
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I've been waiting to see someone drop a desktop app like they showcased. I wonder how long until it is normal to have an AI looking at your screen the entire time your machine is unlocked. Answering contextual questions and maybe even
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
For 1. Apple is certainly trying to fit models onto an iPhone with OpenELM and I think the M4 debuting on an iPad is also posturing for local compute as well. A mixed approach is a great point though and I think I could mostly be happy with
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I think the really scary thing that is only sort of mentioned in the article is ads coming as updates. Once a game has critical acclaim, won a ton of awards, but is not mostly collecting dust, why wouldn't you throw in some ads to &quo
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I have a hard time believing this since everything Apple has been releasing in the AI space points towards running models locally.
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by MisterBiggs 2y ago
I lived in an old apartment with a heater thats pilot light would regularly die. I connected a thermoprobe to an ESP8266, connected it to the heater. If it detected the pilot went out it would spam a Telegram chat that me and my roommate we
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
I tried automating a portable A/C unit using a smart plug and I can confirm that the large power draw will eventually burn them out. The post does mention Shelly which is a brand I would trust for this sort of thing assuming they have
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
The ecosystem is managed by rentseekers that make huge profits off of the broken congested state of Bitcoin.
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
Whats the benefit of an announcement like this versus just laying people off? This has to be terrible for the productivity of the staff
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
Nano is the only crypto I'm aware of that actually does 0 transaction fees https://nano.org/
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
Also comparing it to an intel based macbook instead of intels newest offering
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
It's frustrating that they don't refresh the whole line at once. I'm in the market for a new mac mini but now I feel forced to hold off until it gets its refresh.
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
> (to game, I sit at the same desk, in the same office, just switch monitor and input to a different computer). It has really depressed the hell out of me. Something that broke this cycle for me was steam remote play to my Apple TV in my
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
In hindsight it makes sense but I never would have guessed that device types are hard coded by the protocol.
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by MisterBiggs 3y ago
Stage separation likely only triggers when the engines stop
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
Location: US, currently Denver Remote: Open to remote positions Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Python, Matlab, Simulink, Fortran Résumé/CV: ansonbiggs.com/res
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
I like how Pluto.jl handles this: > Pluto offers an environment where changed code takes effect instantly and where deleted code leaves no trace. Unlike Jupyter or Matlab, there is no mutable workspace, but rather, an important guarantee
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
Location: US, currently Denver Remote: Open to remote positions Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Python, Matlab, Simulink Résumé/CV: ansonbiggs.com/resume Email: anson@ansonbiggs.com
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
Exactly - I can manually add specific domains but really anything outside of a domain that ULA does business with is filtered out without me even knowing or being able to view. Overall easier to just use my personal info to talk with people
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
United Launch Alliance | REMOTE | ONSITE Denver, CO | Software Engineers | Full-Time The space launch market has never been hotter, and ULA is working on some very exciting things to meet demand and enable a very exciting future in space. T
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
United Launch Alliance | REMOTE | ONSITE Denver, CO | Software Engineers | Full-Time The space launch market has never been hotter, and ULA is working on some very exciting things to meet demand. The company has never been healthier and is
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
Been pretty happy with https://www.hey.com/
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
Surprised to see this works for list() as well. >>> def func(b, a=list()): ... a.append(b) ... print(a) ... >>> func(3) [3] >>> func(3) [3, 3] Honestly surprised this quirk hasn't
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by MisterBiggs 4y ago
I find myself attaching "reddit" to the end of search queries more and more so this is a great feature. Even though the discussions aren't always perfect its nice to see opinions that aren't manufactured to maximize clou
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by MisterBiggs 5y ago
If they can get this working reliably on Earth then I would imagine it would work incredibly well in space. Could do (cargo) launches from the Moon to Earth with just energy from solar panels without any propellant. Probably would be the op
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by MisterBiggs 5y ago
For cargo point-to-point on Earth I could totally see a single use cargo pod on top of the booster instead of a starship. Very interesting to think about the logistics of whether they'll be able to refurbish and refuel starships in rem
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by MisterBiggs 5y ago
From the linked article: > The API should be generally open and transparent so the reddit community can build on it (bots, extensions, data collection, external visualizations, etc) if they choose to do so. They specifically made r/

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