aerospades

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   by aerospades 1y ago

   I disagree with the author's thesis about data scarcity. There's an infinite amount of data available in the real world. The real world is how all generally intelligent humans have been trained. Currently, LLMs have just been trai
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   by aerospades 1y ago

   > In comparison, the parallax method was far less accurate, locating New Horizons within a sphere with a radius of 60 million kilometres, about half the distance between Earth and the sun. NASA SEXTANT mission demonstrated pulsar navigat
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   by aerospades 1y ago

   I'm not sure if that's a sarcastic pitch for SLS or shuttle, but both of those have been proven dead ends. I feel like the overarching Starship design could be adapted to accommodate larger engines if SpaceX found an optimization
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   by aerospades 1y ago

   The Falcon architecture is objectively the best rocket that has been designed and flown (most launches, most successes, cheapest). Either that is roughly most the optimal rocket architecture that is possible within known physics, materials,
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   by aerospades 2y ago

   George Hotz calls this "the button" on his last Lex podcast. < https://youtube.com/watch?v=dNrTrx42DGQ&t=5247 > "This is Mark Zuckerberg reading that Paul Graham asking and being like, I’m going to sh