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by aeternum 2y ago
I mean it was ultimately a research task
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by aeternum 2y ago
You ablate part of it on the prograde side to create a small retrograde thrust which will deorbit it. I think the right move is to merge this approach with goo blobs. We launch a large goo blobs or nets into a few strategic geostationary o
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by aeternum 2y ago
Download your data and take it elsewhere: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216918437-Expor...
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by aeternum 2y ago
There are plenty of other space companies building launch capability, even projectile/kinetic based methods where you accelerate as much as possible on the ground, IE Spin Launch. The only gate is 28,000 km/hr and you can thank mo
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by aeternum 2y ago
But this is how public company market caps are also valued. No one is buying/selling all of nvda.
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by aeternum 2y ago
>real value is only confirmed when a transaction occurs Market cap is based on the last transaction that occurred. Are you saying it's speculative until the entire company is purchased?
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by aeternum 2y ago
The headline claims it, isn't that more important than the article claiming it?
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by aeternum 2y ago
Now do democracy and voting. Or how about serving on a jury. Or serving on a school board. By your definition those also must not be impartial and maybe that is a fair definition but what does it imply? Do you similarly distrust democrati
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by aeternum 2y ago
Real reason: The Guardian can't handle when readers community note them using.. The Guardian. https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1821189070401249385/p...
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by aeternum 2y ago
Why does the acceleration graph not take direction into account? Seems like you could get much cleaner data if you looked only at the directions orthogonal to gravity.
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by aeternum 2y ago
I haven't been to the Netherlands yet, it's on my list, but I was just in Japan a few weeks ago. The thing that surprised me most about Tokyo was actually how generally crowded the trains were. It seems obvious that they should b
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by aeternum 2y ago
It's crazy that people are so pro-train. Imagine if they were invented now, the idea of building train tracks throughout cities would be laughed at. Trains cannot turn to avoid someone and their stopping distance is awful making them
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by aeternum 2y ago
I don't buy the raising speed limits thing because the tech is actually much easier to regulate and enforce than human drivers. I guess the example is Uber/Lyft, but remember that those went to a vote and the vote passed. And if
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by aeternum 2y ago
>- There is a real danger that they will destroy the fabric of our cities This is just not true, I far prefer to bike next or in front of waymos on shared roadways because they keep proper distance and are predictable. Far from destroy
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by aeternum 2y ago
You need to look at per mile driven rather than just number of vehicles because the AVs are much higher utilization. The states confirm that per mile driven, AVs are much safer. Also anyone that has walked near one can easily tell. The AV
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by aeternum 2y ago
The videocall obsession has got to stop for #2 to work. It used to be much easier to do walking meetings and walking calls, now every external call has to be on video and even internal calls there are plenty of people that subtly guilt you
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by aeternum 2y ago
My wild guess is seasickness. It's not supposed to happen to astronauts due to training and such, thus perhaps the unwillingness to say who. But tight quarters, seas were rough. You get the other astronauts checked out also just in
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by aeternum 2y ago
Great to see Apple taking a firm stance on this, this above other fancy features maintain customer loyalty. People often point out the law enforcement case for breaking into phones but conveniently forget that the very same security holes u
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by aeternum 2y ago
The only way to salvage it is to stop all feature development and focus only on bug fixing. However Chris is incapable of doing that, the game is perpetual scope creep and it's pretty clear it comes from the top.
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by aeternum 2y ago
All this article convinced me of is that energy monopolies might actually be a good thing. Because apparently they're the only way to get nuclear plants restarted in the US.
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by aeternum 2y ago
Bitrate and max devices for CAN are limited.
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by aeternum 2y ago
In that case, I can't imagine how you feel about delivery trucks.
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by aeternum 2y ago
Maybe but I believe it is about safety, Elon himself chooses to live in the spotlight but his family doesn't. The real-time jet tracking puts his family at risk not just him.
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by aeternum 2y ago
What is it about then? Elon himself has said he's fine with people posting his flights with a delay. True to his word, there are active accounts on X doing just that: https://x.com/elonjetnextday
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by aeternum 2y ago
Neighbor sets up a camera pointing at your driveway that posts to socials whenever you come and go. Don't like it? Don't own a house or car.
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by aeternum 2y ago
The tyranny of the majority. Doxing "me" should of course be illegal but for certain groups of "others", it's just fine.
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by aeternum 2y ago
>How exactly does knowing that Celebrity X traveled from LA to NYC yesterday "pose a risk of physical harm?" It's not just "travelled" it's "travelling". You can track the jet in realtime and if o
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by aeternum 2y ago
Perhaps silicate is already the limiting factor and thus we simply need to add silicate to the sea in ratio with the amount of carbon we want to capture. Similar has been tested with iron + algae and seems to work well.
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by aeternum 2y ago
There are a few papers showing that the spike protein can cross the blood-brain barrier so maybe it's not even necessary for it to 'sneak in via the vagus nerve' as mentioned in the article. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm
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by aeternum 2y ago
Cool, I didn't realize this was a thing. Kind of disappointing to see only 2-3 studies available through the Apple Research app though, I wonder why it isn't more widely used. Do most research teams have to build their own app?

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