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To illustrate its capabilities, it could find a solution to 8-queens problem in 5 hours, but the program size was only 54 bytes.
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I had one as a kid. Incredibly capable machine with just a hundred bytes of RAM. You could play real-time games on it, using GRAD-DEG-RAD switch as hardware joystick!
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Where do you get those news? Would you mind sharing the link?
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"Her intention was to sink her teeth into my throat and with this grip and her forepaws hang to me while with her hind claws she dug out my stomach, for this pleasant practice is the way of leopard".
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"Wooden ships and iron men". What an adventure! Great that there is another age of exploration coming up - the interplanetary one.
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Pure silver (99.99%) can be restored to pristine color by heating to 500C until silver sulfide decomposes. Doesn't work with sterling silver, as copper sulfides oxidize to stable copper oxide (which is black as well).
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I played Universal Paperclips until the end, and the game gets more interesting at later stages. Also, this is one of the rarer occasions when playing it once is enough.
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First one is already a reality.
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Another Life implementation in Rust: https://github.com/brundonsmith/life And my own fork of it, with extra features: https://github.com/DarkStar1982/life
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Yes and no. Material science is a limitation for propulsion mostly, but you can let big guys handle that (NASA, SpaceX, etc). There are plenty of niches that require massive amount of hardware and software engineering, but all the tech is a
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Shameless plug of our space company (we applied 4 times to YC, btw): https://www.exodusorbitals.com
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I remember my own decade-long struggles with "failing to thrive" and I can assure one can turn your life around, but as author correctly noticed: "The puzzle of getting Jack <...> onto his feet could never be solved bec
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"Revenue will shrink from $77.7B to ~$74B and gross margins will fall all the way to 51% to 53% for the next few years" A far cry from betting the farm, really.
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Yes, and there have been (unofficial) proposals. With SLS or Starship as launch vehicle a fast intercept mission is feasible within 10 years and no corners cut on mission design.
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For what's it worth, at 19 I forecasted myself to found a space startup by 36. The dream came true, but a lot happened in between those dates.
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Firefly’s Alpha rocket explodes on inaugural test launch
(spaceflightnow.com)
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They do, but it is hard to make it on good attitude alone. Afganistan is a country of 30 million people but 0 VCs.
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Launch Your Code into Space
(exodusorbitals.com)
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Moonshot Showcase: Space Startups Pitches Livestreamed
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If we are on topic of reprogrammable satellites, here is a much more interesting example from ESA: https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Operations/OPS-SAT_your... You can literally write your own software app usi
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Source for above: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/12/201217154046.h... Relevant part "The spike proteins alone can cause brain fog". And vaccines do produce viral proteins as intended.
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Exodus Orbitals Is Developing an Open Satellite Platform
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I had MK-61 one (like MK52, but without the ROM bank) as a kid and used it to learn programming. You can do amazing things with just 105 bytes of RAM, like playing real-time games using DEG-GRAD-RAD switch as a joystick, for example.
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A snippet of data from myself (year: steps/day) 2018: 9411 2019: 9250 2020: 9933 2021: 9277 In my case, pandemic changed absolutely nothing in my lifestyle. I live in major North American city FYI.
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Drive instead of walk.
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Catalysts!
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Sierra Space Will Provide Integration Service for New Nuclear Propulsion System
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Understand that you can't solve society-wide issues with technology alone.
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...that movie is not that awful! It definitely had entertainment value for me.
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Would love to connect with you - send me an email to contact@exodusorbitals.com, if you can.
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