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by foota 3y ago
These regenerative braking schemes are getting out of hand.
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by foota 3y ago
Is there a reason that there isn't a stage 0 to rockets that takes advantage of these properties?
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by foota 3y ago
If part of the fuselage was intact it seems like that might show up with high enough resolution? Most things in nature aren't that smoothly curved
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by foota 3y ago
I've never really understood this, why is it easier for a plane to reach that speed than a rocket? Is it sort of just another rocket stage?
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by foota 3y ago
Answers per question?
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by foota 3y ago
Did those happen under Gates?
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by foota 3y ago
I think making it take a stream of thought approach might help here. If you ask it to explain the chain of events it can guide the solution. I think that part of the issue here is that there's no context (well, at least that we can see
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by foota 3y ago
I've had this idea that a game could generate unique crafting fields in some way like this. One of the things that I think limits simulation type games is that they are often restricted to real industries and recipes etc., but if they
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by foota 3y ago
Most of the difference is explained by an increase in revenue while holding expenses constant: "Other Bets, which includes the Waymo self-driving car business and the Verily life sciences unit, reported revenue of $657 million, up from
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by foota 3y ago
I guess if your brain proteins are mixing with someone elses you normally have a bigger issue.
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by foota 3y ago
Couldn't you combine bools for bitwise masks to get this?
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by foota 3y ago
Feels like a language with opaque enums and pattern matching could implement this kind of thing behind the scenes.
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by foota 3y ago
Some non-zero remainder is all but inevitable, but even if your refining process yields 1 part pure to 99 parts mixed, after N steps you have 1 - (0.99) ^ N percent pure gas out of the whole, right? So the ratio is somewhat arbitrarily (up
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by foota 3y ago
I'm not sure if this is a joke or not, but without a self sustaining reaction you're going to be putting in more energy to cause the reactions than you're getting out of it.
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by foota 3y ago
Isn't the resource being consumed the same though? I imagine ultra high grade is just more refined? Or is the balloon grade gas not economically refinable to the pure gas?
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by foota 3y ago
Well maybe they could start doing bigger and better missions, if they can reliably pull it off.
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by foota 3y ago
Consumers, who get cheap anime.
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by foota 3y ago
Reflexively? That song is almost 20 years old! (oh god now I feel old too)
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by foota 3y ago
Are there any niches for super high speed chips that it isn't possible to fill with silicon based chips? Would there ever be a niche for a small company making handfuls of them, or would it only be feasible at scale?
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by foota 3y ago
It's amusing to think about something like a several thousand (probably more like billions?) transistor graphene based chip outdoing a trillions transistor behemoth. I don't know if that's possible in reality though, since th
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by foota 3y ago
Out of curiosity, how long are these paths generally?
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by foota 3y ago
You can with finetuning, but I think parent is being sarcastic :-) I think the point is that no one (ok, not no one, but few people) will view fake photos in the same way as real ones when it comes to sentimentality.
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by foota 3y ago
Perhaps this is splitting hairs (although that's necessary for licenses), but would it not be sufficient to be able to install the binary somewhere, but not on every machine? E.g., if I tell a customer the modified binary can be instal
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by foota 3y ago
There's precedence for this (on smaller scales), see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portage#:~:text=Portage%20or... .
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by foota 3y ago
Does LGPL require that you be able to do so on the same platform it's being distributed on? There's nothing stopping someone from downloading an LGPL binary from the app store and running it in an emulator or something, right?
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by foota 3y ago
I think there's a few areas of improvement. One is for yet better three query locally decodable codes (like I said, I think it's still not (sub)linear in space, which is likely a blocker for real use), another is for larger consta
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by foota 3y ago
Where do you live? (I'm guessing it's humid?)
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by foota 3y ago
Drones are sort of viewed as the future of military aerospace, or at least a large part of it, and are less well defined (hence needing DARPA research). Also, they probably get more research funding.
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by foota 3y ago
Why wouldn't raw timber be carbon neutral?
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by foota 3y ago
I don't think fit and finish is provided by them, I think it's a general estimate.

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