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jonititan
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jonititan
5y ago
Is this a real thing? What happens if you make a trade on a boat in international waters? Same rules would apply I expect.
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jonititan
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I like the name for this endeavour. It speaks of a structure growing and evolving over time. Teeming with spaceships going hither and yon. Each distinct and different with unique roles and purposes.
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jonititan
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Unfortunately the Shortstown sheds are not in use for Airlander. HAV no longer have a presence there. They couldn't afford the rents while they recover from the crash and work towards building their next test vehicle. Mostly movie st
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jonititan
5y ago
I'm quite interested in this but there seems very little explanation. I found the wiki has more but I'd really like to see a good review of the cluster in use. Whether it is useful as more than a local self learning system. http
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jonititan
7y ago
Actually ships are very water constrained. Especially Nuclear as they can't risk sea water contamination to the reactor cooling.
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jonititan
7y ago
It looks similar and appears to have some of the same challenges to opencascade which has a python module. Pythonocc. http://www.pythonocc.org/ As a heavy CAD user who wants to do some computer aided engineering I've f
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jonititan
7y ago
I certainly agree with that. It has seen more work recently from the BIM side. http://www.pythonocc.org/ has examples but the most recent work is really demos using it as a part of other projects. https://pure.
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jonititan
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python-occ may be particularly well suited. They have ipywidgets to look at the models. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieX_GC1sdrQ https://github.com/tpaviot/pythonocc-core/blob/master/
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Just because it's not Byzantine doesn't mean it might not be relevant to proof of work algorithms where one of the challenges is understanding when work was completed relative to other components.
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This is an intriguing paper. This seems highly related to proof of work algorithms in blockchain systems. Working out which events happened and at what time.