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by imglorp 1y ago
Looks like a failure. The landing burn and pitch up maneuver began, velocity and altitude trended down to a few hundred meters and m/s, and then telemetry blanked.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Looks like the descent begins around 18:09 UTC.
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by imglorp 1y ago
iSpace attempts to land the Hakuto-R lunar lander on its second ever mission to the moon. Currently at 100km altitude and 5800 km/h. ETA around 19:15 UTC.
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Live iSpace Hakuto-R Lunar Landing Countdown [video](youtube.com)
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by imglorp 1y ago
Brilliant. TIL what filking is, this, and there are more from the same creators. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_Kaathryn_Bohnhoff
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by imglorp 1y ago
It's common for people to ignore parking fines until they pile up. A city might "boot" the car to disable it, or they can tow it; either way extorting the owner to pay. Also, private parking areas contract with tow companies
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by imglorp 1y ago
> Separation of concerns Sorta: yes the container is immutable and can be restarted, but when it does, it has the same privs and creds to phone up the same DB again or mount the same filesystem again. I'd argue touching the data is
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by imglorp 1y ago
I wonder if chemists tend to have impaired sense smell due to inhaling the wrong things too often in their labs?
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by imglorp 1y ago
How exactly does a streaming show pay? Is it measured in new subscriptions when viewers hear the buzz and sign up to the service due to that show? Otherwise, the users stream it, or don't, they pay the same either way. The inverse ques
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by imglorp 1y ago
Yeah the tagline is leaning on the context, saying what it replaces instead of what it does. Trello was a popular, free, simple sticky note kanban board. It was too nice, maybe competing with Jira, so Atlassian ate it, leaving a void again.
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by imglorp 1y ago
It's true that dimensions are all screwy, evidently due to variable shrinkage during drying in the old days. The mills control for it now, but meanwhile everyone got used to the weird sizes and we're stuck with them because everyo
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by imglorp 1y ago
> each new question is more and more likely to be already answered Yeah, except for when there should be current answers. Most of computing is in constant flux. There's a mountain of 10+ year old answers that simply don't apply
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by imglorp 1y ago
Last time I tried that project I got into the object browser and from there got lost, lacking context about what objects I needed and what methods to call on them. The browser will show you everything but you have to know what you want and
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by imglorp 1y ago
About a third of those 42,000 dead are due to DUIs. US has historically been lenient here, resulting in many repeat offenders on the road causing preventable tragedies. Distracted driving is around 3,000/yr, while drowsy drivers around
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by imglorp 1y ago
To what extent was a clean sheet design a huge advantage over the legacy makers? And to what extent were the subsidies an advantage? They phased out after 200,000 units and Tesla has sold millions.
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by imglorp 1y ago
My preference would be do less! Shift all the nav and entertainment to phone integration; stop trying to make half assed shit versions of those. How many billions were spent on that?
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by imglorp 1y ago
Yes it's a little awkward. I think they mean South America is still ok -- so they can collect data there -- but not North America.
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by imglorp 1y ago
You know a vendor has substantial lockin when they can 10x the price, then liberally threaten to sue their customers, and their stock doesn't dive. There's probably a substantial opportunity here for a consultant team to specializ
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by imglorp 1y ago
EV's with regen braking and manual transmission vehicles are in the same boat: unless they light up when slowing, following drivers will be surprised. The bare standard IMO for all vehicles should not be to light up when brakes are app
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by imglorp 1y ago
It wouldn't be hard to set up a service like this experiment so birds can socialize whenever they wanted. > They also seemed to understand that another live bird was on the other side of the screen, not a recorded bird And I really
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by imglorp 1y ago
So as usual, "we can't find people" is code for "we tried to exploit the workers until they bled and for some reason we can't figure out, they went elsewhere."
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by imglorp 1y ago
This is highly competent. One skirts the official tools like this to prevent accountability from a written record. Completely sensible if you're planning to be judged for your actions.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Yes, it seems easy to implement. Yes, students should absolutely implement the classic algorithms to learn. Yes, there are some occasions when you need to home grow one at $work. BUT, in my opinion, most of the time, professional code shoul
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by imglorp 2y ago
"Target fixation", ie you semi-autonomously go where you look. I always thought that should have been named "hazard fixation," though.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Start backing it up now. Partisan influence could be as minor as forcing some edits or as major as pulling their DNS. Every authoritarian in the world follows this same playbook. Over started looking into kiwix. IA is at risk too.
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by imglorp 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haskell_Curry
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by imglorp 2y ago
TLDW: Godel's incompleteness theorem is at odds with the goals of Principia.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Is there a public list of shtf type materials like this if someone wanted to collect or edit their own material?
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by imglorp 2y ago
Good point!
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by imglorp 2y ago
Die, how? It's a vibrant project with 5.9k stars, 727 forks, 132 contributors: https://github.com/nats-io/nats.go Yes, the legal fight may end up permitting the clawback of the trademark, in which case the proje

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