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931.
by bagels 3y ago
The vast majority of encounters are thousands of meters per second relative velocity. There is enough energy in this to smash a satellite pretty good, even if it encounters one of the thousands of pieces of relatively small debris. If two o
932.
by bagels 3y ago
If you are using onboard radar to avoid collisions in LEO, you probably won't find it useful for this purpose.
933.
by bagels 3y ago
Space weather and positional measurement accuracy limits how precisely you can predict your orbit, especially over longer time periods. Maneuvers use precious fuel. Not all objects can make maneuvers (debris). If there are two active sats,
934.
by bagels 3y ago
Extreme taxes on luxury physical goods? How can these goals be reached?
935.
by bagels 3y ago
At some point in population growth you run out of land to grow food on. Surely, there are limits?
936.
by bagels 3y ago
How will waymo help with something like the super bowl? It's going to be overcapacity too.
937.
by bagels 3y ago
How is it better than Uber/Lyft?
938.
by bagels 3y ago
Didn't even realize it was a leap day until I saw this post.
939.
by bagels 3y ago
Well, a lot of them do work directly on ads. Obviously not everybody, but a significant fraction. And most of the rest are just building things (products, features) to be able to show more ads.
940.
by bagels 3y ago
A Tesla can? Mine always takes 45-60 mins for that much.
941.
by bagels 3y ago
I can't comment on the numbers, but think of how many engineers work there and how many users Facebook, Whatsapp, Instagram have. Each engineer is adding new features and queries every day. You're going to get a lot of queries.
942.
by bagels 3y ago
Isn't that what they should be investigating? Are you trying to imply something with that question?
943.
by bagels 3y ago
Is this the answer to the question of the proximate cause of Altman's firing?
944.
by bagels 3y ago
Typically, you want to keep your engine fraction of the exhaust pretty low.
945.
by bagels 3y ago
Oh, I'm fully aware. It's a tradition.
946.
by bagels 3y ago
Rocket euphemisms are so silly, "one engine failed energetically"
947.
by bagels 3y ago
Even frozen spinach is extremely unpalatable. Fresh spinach is great, saute of fresh spinach is also great.
948.
by bagels 3y ago
What value is there in allowing wildcard account id matching? I can't think of a legitimate use case.
949.
by bagels 3y ago
Is that still true today? I know in years past it was, but used car prices are so high right now. I've seen many 2 year old cars selling for nearly as much as new lately.
950.
by bagels 3y ago
I'm not saying it's wrong that some of the federal land is inaccessible, but there is so much BLM land that is accessible that it would take you a lifetime to exhaust visiting all of it. But also, the corner crossing thing is real
951.
by bagels 3y ago
What does 4.94 bn represent?
952.
by bagels 3y ago
Which is the cause? Are nuclear plants built in cheaper areas, or do those areas become cheaper because of the plant?
953.
by bagels 3y ago
How would someone know what the right url to expect would be in this case? It's just moving the trust problem elsewhere.
954.
by bagels 3y ago
I can't help but think that this was funded by Nike so they can somehow sell plastic shoes for $10k.
955.
by bagels 3y ago
Thankfully unordered_set is also available
956.
by bagels 3y ago
Seems like a recipe for motion sickness.
957.
by bagels 3y ago
We're so close to having ai just re-render your face in the videos.
958.
by bagels 3y ago
There is a lot of testless code in Facebook, nobody gets PSC points for that.
959.
by bagels 3y ago
Every time I search for a movie on netflix, they don't have it. I unsubscribed.
960.
by bagels 3y ago
I haven't. The only packaging problem I saw deploying python applications was with one particular package that was only available through conda. I was able to build useful things with pip + virtualenv

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