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by SEJeff 6y ago
""" Roper’s post on LinkedIn explained it this way… the “USAF innovation hasn't missed a beat during COVID-19. Our B-21 team just ran containerized software with Kubernetes on flight-ready hardware! Another step towards
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Kubernetes and containers used for the new B-21 Stealth Bomber(nationalinterest.org)
1 points by SEJeff 6y ago|1 comments
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US Army’s New Drone Swarm May Be Weapon of Mass Destruction(forbes.com)
35 points by SEJeff 6y ago|1 comments
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by SEJeff 6y ago
They just deploy the "Starlink v2" satellites when they're able to.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
ISRU methane fuel for starship is going to be eventually done on earth (and mars) for carbon neutral starship / superheavy launches. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/201200... TL;DNR
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Yes. They couldn't make them entirely burn up on re-entry so the FAA blocked them using them until they solve that. It is the risk of them falling on someone.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
No. The shuttle boosters were expended every single launch. The Falcon 9 booster comes back and lands. Ironically, the Falcon 9 second stage is expended every single launch, but that will not be the case with Super Heavy / Starship tha
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by SEJeff 6y ago
redlining wasn't a law (it is illegal now), but it really supercharged these sorts of things by putting all of the PoC in very specific areas that were always depressed away from all of the white folk.
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Outfitting the AC-130 with 60kW Lasers(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by SEJeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 6y ago
As an American, who is also a veteran of OIF II, it really dismayed me to watch what happened in Libya. Granted, I did watch the liveleak of the end of Gadaffi and I'm not sad a truly horrible human being is no longer in charge of a co
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by SEJeff 6y ago
As we used to say when I was in Iraq (with the US Army), "Don't mess with America, or we'll bring freedom to you too!" Look how well it worked out in Libya, Iran, Iraq, etc.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Vaguely related for people who want simple secure encryption tools is Age: https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
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by SEJeff 6y ago
A shocking amount of very sad enterprise developers I'm afraid. I interviewed a SWE candidate recently who told me they learned java and used eclipse in college. I suggested he ask for a refund of his tuition as a joke.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I was at kennedy space center at the Apollo / Saturn V center and was pretty much in hysterical happy tears when the side boosters came in for the landing. It was magical.
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Open sourcing Tinkerbell packet.net’s cloud control plane(packet.com)
3 points by SEJeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 6y ago
https://linux.die.net/man/3/ansible.fireball It definitely has them however.
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What's New in Fedora 32 Workstation(fedoramagazine.org)
4 points by SEJeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I invested in TSLA at $212 / share. Elon is nuts, but the 200 TLSA shares I'm still holding (I sold a few to cover all of my initial capital expense) are doing just fine. Nuts or not, his track record is getting things done others
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Amusingly, Larry Ellison, the Oracle CEO, is a Tesla board member and personal friend of Musk.
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Python 2.7.18, the last of 2.7.x, has been released(python.org)
3 points by SEJeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Just want to say that I've met the lead developer of Gluu randomly at a gitlab hackathon / party in portland. It seems like they've got a really nice product and he was extremely knowledgeable along with very likable. I'
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by SEJeff 7y ago
I came to this thread hoping someone wrote exactly what you did, otherwise I was going to do it myself. Thanks For others not aware of this functionality, it is a well documented and old bash feature: https://tldp.org/LDP&#x
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by SEJeff 7y ago
I'm sure all 3 users will rejoice the loss of all of that hardware support and functionality.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
You realize that the entire openstack project came from the opensourcing of NASAs opennebula project, right? They've got one of the biggest infiniband networks in the world underpinning it.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Oh the tech in firefox is amazing, I'm just pointing out the marketshare is pretty lopsided for Chrome over Firefox. It isn't as though there is actually a mass defection from Chrome to Firefox outside of a very small number of pe
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by SEJeff 7y ago
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share Chrome: 65.54% Firefox: 4.58% Perhaps your sample size of people around you is too small?
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by SEJeff 7y ago
All investment is gambling. You’re betting that the stock will go up if you’re long and that you can sell it for more in the future than when you bought it. Call options just allow you to leverage more as do put options. Your own statement
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by SEJeff 7y ago
> If it were me, I will just invest small amounts periodically. Dollar cost averaging is always a solid investment strategy.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Puts are investments too...
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by SEJeff 7y ago
To be fair, many of them are just bots.

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