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jackric
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6y ago
Viability of ~= 1g thrust? Perhaps keeping the same engine some downwards thrust can be redirect sidewards with some obstructing shape moved into the exhaust plume
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> manned starship is many landings after the first unmanned landing What number makes you comfortable? 100 flawless landings, 1000?
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>Instead the code sat untouched for decades as the limit slowly became more and more unreasonable. My projects likely won't span decades but when I know I'm putting in some opinionated value I leave behind a comment like: /
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Is suicide burn a viable landing method for manned rockets? Would need a comfortable G force, perhaps 3g for 10 secs? And then how many successful unmanned demonstrations until passengers feel comfortable trusting it? 1000?
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6y ago
I think they're not landing on the launch platform. With catcher's mitt on a different platform, launch configuration won't have rocket legs, just a platform tower holding up the rocket.
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6y ago
Shut up and take my money
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Ooo err
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Keep upping the wackiness until the other person is the one trying to talk you down, then nourish the arrow of scepticism and reason.
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Back in my day, the Earth was static toroid at the centre of the solar system
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Do the crash reports include recent solar activity?
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Much appreciated!
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But it's their culture! Who are we to say we know better? /s
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which bit is the toilet seat?
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6y ago
I would suggest Option is the more semantic type to use for your situation - None indicating no valid solution on this path
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6y ago
Cool so I want to hack a company and face no jail: create my own company, employ myself and do the hack. My company gets fined $X million, which it doesn't have so it folds. I skip off into the sunset
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6y ago
Looks like you haven't had much immersion in functional languages - the ones you list are all quite an imperative flavor. If you're interested in sampling some other styles of language I suggest the book "Seven languages in s
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6y ago
Curious what other languages you're fluent with? I found once I'd grokked a language with `match` (Rust), I missed it when writing Python afterwards.
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Very exciting for experienced developers missing this from other languages, but I predict the growing spec of Python is leading it away from the "my first language" crowd in future.
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Whoever invented this "scroll a single sentence for suspense" thing can fuck off
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Crypto is nascent and I would expect finger burning as part of the path to long term stability. I'm not personally wedded to any of the current implementations in their current versions, but long term the concept of crypto currency sup
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6y ago
Accountable to a government body with opaque motives and capture over its citizens. Crypto has inspectable source code and miners and coin holders can jump ship if shenanigans are perceived
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6y ago
Just waiting for DeepMind AlphaFuse to crack limitless energy too cheap to meter
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6y ago
Another cool trick - use ephemeral memory SQLite database during unit tests: conn = sqlite3.connect(":memory:") But also run against your prod-like database (Postgres/MySQL etc.) later in the CI pipe to catch idiosyncratic da
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Yes. It felt like trying to read somebody playing "code golf" with the English language.
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Excellent, I've been adding lots of dataclasses to a project that has some pandas parts. Love the additional productivity from pyright type checking and found the type ambiguity of Dataframes annoying.
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"economy collapsing" - what I'm seeing is demand leaving businesses that were habitual or not truly necessary. For example: work from home -> spend less on transport, spend less on mobile food, company spends less on offic
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Balloon boy
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It was there pre 2016 it just didn't have this catchy term "fake news" yet. Ever heard of Gell-Mann Amnesia?
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Raises the noise in the signal-to-noise ratio of a browsing experience. I may pass over reading a useful truthful article because I'm trained to dismiss its title as misleading.
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It's got functions so not a markup, it's Yet Another Fucking Config Language
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