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by diltonm 12y ago
Yes. Beyond food and supplies, people would have to either want to spend their lives while on Mars in containerization or there would have to be a large pressurized common area for work and socialization. With a thin atmosphere stuff fallin
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Psychological Screening of Submariners [pdf](annex.ipacweb.org)
1 points by diltonm 12y ago|0 comments
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by diltonm 12y ago
Bubbleheads are tested in Submarine School for compatibility with the idea of living in the intellectual equivalent of a sewer pipe for months on end with each other. I'd assume NASA would do the same. End of the day make sure you know
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> The first is to train astronauts to live in a confined isolated space for 260 days Bubbleheads can do that, current and ex. >> We need to go to Mars at least three times and bring back the men and women successfully. I don&#x
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US Navy New automated navigation planning system(gizmag.com)
2 points by diltonm 12y ago|0 comments
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> Today not many people are religious I think you're wrong about that. I also think you're wrong to conflate your apparent phobias about religion with Elf on the Shelf and government control.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> In fact, this is completely unneccsary with the existence of forEach and Object.keys() (both available in IE9+). Oh the eyes of Microsoft shine gracefully upon us, we are so blessed. First, get a spell checker. Second, abandon jQue
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by diltonm 12y ago
This is encouraging. I've wondered for several years why Mars when you've got places like Venus as potentially more interesting locations. Doing long term atmospheric existence there could teach us a lot about what we don't k
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by diltonm 12y ago
Potentially this is a good idea, not sure about the branding, might be a bit confusing but looking forward this. I'll read some more about it tonight but is the idea that this would replace apt-get? If so, why not keep apt-get and make
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by diltonm 12y ago
It doesn't have simple project management?
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by diltonm 12y ago
I've been using Luna for a month, it's much faster at startup, they did a great job with Luna. Each version of Eclipse in the past 6 years has been improving.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> But good design is absolutely not an emergent property of the process of coding! >> Good design is always a matter of compromises. You need to have coded something to have shined the flashlight into the darkness so you can pu
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by diltonm 12y ago
I suspect she knows when you have that stare like you're solving a puzzle while playing with the cat's toy.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> "slow" is going to be self-defeating nomenclature It's pointed, poignant and accurate as well as precise; self-defeating it is not.
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by diltonm 12y ago
Interesting read. I'd say one thing, bring back diesel boats, the Rickover experiments proved only how noisy and expensive submarines can be. Good men (or women if fully manned male/female - no mixing, it will not work), great bat
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by diltonm 12y ago
Agreed, ant is solid, the build system makes sense and is clearly laid out.
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by diltonm 12y ago
I hesitate to even begin to imagine the kinds of bugs this could lead to.
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by diltonm 12y ago
I don't understand the argument, I've used it for several small CLI tools, it works great.
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by diltonm 12y ago
Google's GSON is the one I've turned to on several projects.
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by diltonm 12y ago
I was with you until the Lambda stuff. I find the anonymous class _far_ easier to read and code.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> Whatever time was saved by the developer when writing the Python code (if any) were lost many times over as dozens of users had to wait ten times longer each time they fished through the logs. I was first exposed to Python in 2002.
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by diltonm 12y ago
The only people who were negatively interacting with the EULA were the server operators abusing it, like charging the kids of rich parents $10,000.00 US for special privileges in game. Mojang put a stop to that abuse, good on them.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> administration that invaded an entire country on false premises "Clinton also stated that, while other countries also had weapons of mass destruction, Hussein is in a different category because he has used such weapons against
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by diltonm 12y ago
Agree on not being mean. I don't even understand how it could be considered reprehensible? She's a successful, smart, black woman, raised in the deep south by educator parents. Her success is to be lauded. I'd think the pages
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> they all made difficult decisions for the betterment of the company Irrelevant, if you can agree they were mean then it refutes PG's article. I agree with the parent. I also agree with part of PG's article, fights are oft
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by diltonm 12y ago
The Load and Save worked, the game is amazingly good. The use of "use strict" blew me away, I had no idea that existed, it gives me a sense that JavaScript is becoming a solid language. The game, day/night, seasons, I would b
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by diltonm 12y ago
I ran it on Ubuntu 14.04, Google Chrome, nVidia card, it ran great! The CPU usage was a lot lower than I expected for JavaScript doing WebGL.
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by diltonm 12y ago
I'm not sure what didn't make sense to you? Was it the way I used building?
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Grand Canyon: 1912
1 points by diltonm 12y ago|2 comments
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by diltonm 12y ago
Hmm, I don't see any of that, odd isn't it?

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