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boznz
10y ago
Thanks for the links
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boznz
10y ago
The Focus Fusion http://lppfusion.com/ reactor does direct conversion to electricity. A Shame these guys are the least funded contender in this race and could do their research on a rounding error from ITAR.
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boznz
10y ago
Got a friend at ITAR, when I asked him how many people work there, he said about 10%
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boznz
10y ago
My argument still stands you cannot ever reach such a cross-over point at the milli-newton/KW scale. If they call a much bigger fraction then we can call BS
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boznz
10y ago
20% is way too high over long term, but I suspect over short term (the first dozen missions) it will be much higher than this. Also nobody will be forced to go, I'm pretty sure astronauts are very clever people who know the big risks t
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boznz
10y ago
My thoughts exactly
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Sci-Fi Air Show wows the crowds
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10y ago
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boznz
10y ago
I'm not a scientist but it begs the question, how is 1.2milinewtons for 1KW input perpetual motion ? The only way it could be Perpetual motion I can see is if I could somehow generate 1KW with that 1.2milinewtons which would be science
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boznz
10y ago
Lots of consultants made a fuck tonne of money
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10y ago
Every single law or solution you can make up for this problem (and many other similar ones) has one big flaw. That is the people who make the rules will ensure their properties are excluded, and every single lawyer and accountant will then
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boznz
10y ago
somewhere to live..
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boznz
10y ago
Looks cool, Specs look awesome, but I can guarantee I could not afford one. Make it autonomous and call Uber/Lyft
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10y ago
IoB - Internet of Brains
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boznz
10y ago
It always sounds so much easier in SciFi novels...
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boznz
10y ago
Memristors would technically be another form of storage but after the hype HP have been a bit quiet on this for the last 3 years.
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10y ago
I dont see it going anywhere either, you `generally` buy a tesla because a) your passionate for the (EV/green) cause and b) your probably rich already and the few thousand bucks you may get is loose change. I cant see many signing up.
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10y ago
If I was Apple I would just buy Tesla. Problem solved.
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10y ago
If you end up in Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch you could be just in another big city anywhere in the world, you may be within an hour or twos drive of some of the above descriptors but you wont be looking out of your home or office w
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10y ago
I would hope SpaceX and Blue Origin would have think-tanks planning out these things, after all once you have a shit tonne of re-usable rockets waiting for customers you may as well put them to work. Problem I see is robotics, nobody wants
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boznz
10y ago
Can also be re-written as "Apache Still the dominant web platform for the internet despite the upstarts.." I Don't consciously know either server, I just like the way sites can spin facts differently.
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boznz
10y ago
..And nothing else competing for the bandwidth
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10y ago
Remember an old Dr Who episode where the roman empire never collapsed and they landed on the moon in 500AD or something like that. great story for a young kid like me but shit acting and cheap special effects made it totally forgettable.
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10y ago
Bit worried myself, One of those grid stabilisers on the first stage was definitely melting on the way back (@26mins on Youtube) just before first stage camera went on the fritz.
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10y ago
Just need a pissing contest between SpaceX and Blue Origin now and everyone will benefit
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10y ago
itunes sales. I'm guessing, but to be fair I've never paid a penny in tax for my kindle purchases.. I guess I'm supporting Uncle Sam ?
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10y ago
Personally I never gave a toss whether a Ferrari was 2mS faster than a Porsche, Top Gear was never about the cars its about the presenters and their stupid car choices, unreal situations they got themselves in and constant put downs of each
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10y ago
Since this is inevitable by most opinions the real question should be how do we increase the number of jobs by 66%
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boznz
10y ago
There's a scilexer.dll in atmel studio which is based on visual studio. does anyone know if it is the same?
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10y ago
Dear Sir, SEEKING YOUR IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE. Please permit me to make your acquaintance in so informal a manner. This is necessitated by my urgent need to reach a dependable and trust wordy foreign partner. This request may seem strange and
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boznz
10y ago
+1 for pen and paper at school. Didn't touch a computer until I was 15 and didn't do me any harm.
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