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by me_me_me 2y ago
I guess that's an 'achievement'?
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Is that it? Landing boosters is not saving money as of now. Because a rocket engine is not a rental bike. Hmmm I wonder if there was a tech that recovered a spacecraft and tried to reuse it to cut costs... hmmm... no, nothing comes to mind
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by me_me_me 2y ago
> SpaceX gets credit and rightly so because they have achieved things which no national space agency nor private company has ever done before Such as?
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Oh wow a company in 2020s is compared to company in 70s. Wow nice benchmark. We are going to be good as guys from 50 years ago. Imagine Mercedes said it, or Intel or anyone. They would be a laughing stock.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
this doesn't even scratch the surface. Slow motion cameras and real time sensors for debugging hardware issues, computer simulations, 3d printing. Apollo program directors would advocate to start a nuclear war with ussr if they could g
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by me_me_me 2y ago
I mean man mission
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by me_me_me 2y ago
because stats, raw numbers are raw numbers and an non-eu imigrant is 5x more likely to commit a serious crime. And lets not open whole muslim can of worms where crime vs infidels are not seen as crimes and even if seen as crime its illegal
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by me_me_me 2y ago
I have recently been reading up on Apollo program, and more on the logistical and bureaucratic side. I am convinced the technical achievements have peaked around that time. Apollo was mind boggling complex, and at the time unknown territory
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Pressure, with a remote work as a threat to supply the wages in this sector must be competitive, though there are known bad companies that keep the wages down preying on the loyal employee trope and brand name
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by me_me_me 2y ago
It feels to me that people who don't like it are allergic to political opinions. They want to exist in world where people have no opinions and disagreements, Disco's world is an amazing melting pot of ideologies, history and clash
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by me_me_me 2y ago
imagine that, in a detective game you are required to poke around and TALK! to people. Crazy idea.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Well it all depends on how hard you want to cheat. If you know nothing about the topic you basically hack the format of the essay. If you know something you can prompt to insert some errors into logic or different perspective. Effectively m
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by me_me_me 2y ago
ie. good luck, you will be remembered
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by me_me_me 2y ago
this kind of person would be actively looking for jews and other nonhumans for reward money. He should rot in prison for life live-streamed to every judge as a reminder how you will end if abusing position of power. 1 child/person was
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by me_me_me 2y ago
poker sucks when not played for money. A $10 buy in for chips and $10 buyback I used to play for fun. Is a night of fun with some stakes. Otherwise people go all in because they are bored. That said Belatro is a card game that pretends to b
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Thats a bit weird take given that safety standards are increasing year on year. Crash tests from 2000 are way stricter today. So they all force the manufactures to fight for 5 stars
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Is that even feasible? You can affect LLMs output by asking them to form response as some specific person with specific style. Apart some hidden secret sauce by the LLM provider, detection is always going to be an arms race.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
ah obama, the good old stable days.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
how would that even work? On the whole spectrum. From the starlink satellite receiving signal to it being remotely justified in economical terms.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
i lost my faith in amazon. its all alibaba rebrands and mass fake reviews, plus amazon pushing their own chepo brand into every search. its shocking how amazon went from 'me getting a package every week' to 'i go there only i
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by me_me_me 2y ago
its actually not that hard to make this case. We have an excellent proxy to prove a psychological tendencies are bread in and are an reinforced through the environment. Selective breeding of dogs. We speed up natural selection via selective
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by me_me_me 2y ago
> From another, completely different argument, when there is conflict, cutting off communications with the conflicting party is counterproductive, e.g. barring Russians from chess tournaments, scientific conferences, etc. Communication a
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Males being more agressive, risk-taking etc is a result of being biologically disposable. Tribes would have much lower survivability if female hunter were off dying to wild beasts. That is just evolutionary trait reinforced over thousand of
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Talking about harmful stereotypes, eh?
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by me_me_me 2y ago
When I started in SoftDev, way before forced diversion initiatives. I had pleasure to work with a good number of women engineers. They were all above average developers. This was a norm to the point that I'd assume any new female dev i
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by me_me_me 2y ago
The baltic states learned their lessons about russia enough times to know how they behave. And russia never changes the way they behave.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
At this stage it might as well be a Indian call center controlling them remotely.
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by me_me_me 2y ago
Everyone working for Elisabeth Holmes knew it was all fake is not an excuse that worked for her
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by me_me_me 2y ago
> He also hired an investigator to try and find any dirt on the rescue worker. Now he says this is just his way of having fun. Let me translate it for Musk fans. He repeatedly tried to ruin a life of a hero, because he felt insulted. Its
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by me_me_me 2y ago
less? The full self driving was one year away for 15 years now. Batteryswap charging, beating fuel pump station demo - clearly fake. Tesla Truck beating rail - few trucks made to carry potato chips/crisps ie 99% air. Solar roof tiles.

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