PaulGaspardo

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by PaulGaspardo 1y ago
Incidentally if you do what they're proposing for PHP in Java (where you define a non-generic subclass of a generic type), the actual generic type parameters actually are in the bytecode, and depending on the static type you use to r
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by PaulGaspardo 2y ago
Modern passports with RFID chips already support that actually - https://www.icao.int/Security/FAL/PKD/BVRT/Pages/Basics.aspx
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by PaulGaspardo 2y ago
Maybe you're aware but NASA publishes lots of technical and scientific documents to https://ntrs.nasa.gov/ Like this technical memo about Apollo data network systems from 1966: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/cit
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by PaulGaspardo 2y ago
Yeah, like 'baq said the data wasn't stored in a tabular form, it was actually XML. So sometimes you could just look at the textual diff and it would make perfect sense, although it wasn't expected users would work with XML a
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by PaulGaspardo 2y ago
Oh, I used to work on this :) For keeping track of power use and interfaces specifically it turns out doing it all with SysML diagrams wasn't so great. Aside from all the pointless futzing around with boxes and arrows the model eventua
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by PaulGaspardo 3y ago
The Psyche mission launching in October (to the asteroid of the same name) will include a laser-based communication system technology demonstration, the first beyond the Moon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Space_Op
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by PaulGaspardo 3y ago
CubeSats have gone all the way to Mars even https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Cube_One
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Show HN: Poppy I/O, a system for sending data between web apps client side(poppy.io)
5 points by PaulGaspardo 4y ago|0 comments
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by PaulGaspardo 15y ago
The best guide to this I've seen is here: http://code.google.com/p/zxing/wiki/BarcodeContents
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Cross-document messaging in action(paulgaspardo.com)
2 points by PaulGaspardo 15y ago|0 comments