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me_me_me
2y ago
thanks for sharing
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me_me_me
2y ago
Could you give an account of how it started and how are you dealing with it?
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me_me_me
2y ago
you get off by running in the opposite direction and jump :D I am only slightly exaggerating
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2y ago
i am not sure if the goal is to loose senior staff. They are usually most valuable to the company.
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me_me_me
2y ago
> what attention does she deserve? All attention that was given, I guess. Its not like she is making anyone do anything. People who like it talk about it. That's all
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2y ago
Still mars colony will not be a colony, it will be an outpost. I dont think we are even close to be able to make it self sufficient. Self sufficient sounds nice in principle but is way more complicated. You need industry for every single pa
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2y ago
>> Low gravity is a problem >It might be, we don't know. This ignorance is also a problem. We did a study of prolonged stay on ISS - lower bone density, muscle loss, problems with eyes. Our bodies evolved and adapted to live i
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2y ago
wow. ok keep on reading marketing pamphlets. I am done with you. Now you are either outright lying or are ignorant to the point where you actually believe any bs musk says. I mean, I ask you a question and you straight up talk about somethi
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2y ago
> I guess ChatGPT is pretty good. Just because you listened to podcast doesn't mean you know what you are talking about. Cuz your arguments are clearly all hype a surface knowledge. The biggest chunk of deltaV there is the LEO Remov
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2y ago
more interestingly, the impact on human psyche is basically unknown. We have meh approximations but just like placebo you cannot fake some things, like 'you are not coming back' condition in an experiment. The permanent dwellings
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2y ago
Calling it a single conflict is bit of hair splitting, japan had almost nothing to do with germany, especially after war started. Those were 2 separate conflicts happening at the same time.
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2y ago
I recommend to get hands on Hardcore History episodes about the rise and fall of Japan in ww2. You will get an nuanced perspective on the whole conflict from a lot of angles and all discussions that lead to firebombing/nukes etc. Those
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2y ago
I agree with all but last statement > and your goal is to terrify enemy civilians, which is not a legitimate military strategy That just doesnt work, pretty much never. Yes civilians will be terrified but that is all you will achieve. It
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2y ago
If elon decides to make humans fly and move objects with their will power. Will you defend it the same way? Cuz probability of both are closer to each other that to probability of them being achievable. Getting to mars would require a techn
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2y ago
That is debatable at best, a crewed flight to mars is 8 months, crew of 3 You have roughly 40t at best for a craft that needs to land there. quick google. astronauts need around 1.7kg of food per day, x3 crew, x(8x30) days is: thats 1200 kg
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2y ago
If you mean to unite all nations and replace calipalism with a technocratic system aimed at exploration and scientific progress. So then humanity could pool together all resources to operate moon habitat and space industry to create space m
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2y ago
I am reading this and I can't believe it. Was this written by chatgtp? > From an energy perspective its not that much more complex. As in what exactly? Its not much more complex because you have to 'burn to moon' and '
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2y ago
1m3 of water weights a metric ton, do the astronauts stay in a broom closet for duration of the flight? You still need (literally) tons of water. And every ton you take increases fuel cost. Currently you need what 10-20 trips to fuel for mo
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2y ago
> We’ve been mars-capable since Apollo. serious citation needed! you cant make shit up. Apollo and saturn5 were nowhere near getting humans to mars. Not even close. It got us to moon with bare minimum. A weekend trip vs 6 months trip. Th
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> Pretty much, why do you think columbus set off? And he didn't even know if he'd actually find anything. hahahah Columbus set of because he wanted money, wealth for the crown. not because he was explorer. Columbus, Vasco Da Ga
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2y ago
> It's pretty trivial. Put mass in between you and space. Seems like you quite confident. So go on. Expand on that a bit... its trivial after all. You will teleport all that mass to ELO? Or use tracker beam to capture asteroid and s
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Anything Mars is pure BS. Just anything and everything. The one way trip to mars is orders of magnitude more complicated than moon. Keeping people from being riddled with cancer in 6months trip is not trivial. Landing and then what you plan
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2y ago
Yes to both. But we are nowhere near to even realistically plan on achieving something like that
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2y ago
lol, sure. Those work in sci-fi movies, unless you want vertigo every time you stand up. Or require to have ungodly amount of resources, as those things need massive radius to actually work like earth's gravity
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2y ago
There is no darkside of a moon really, matter of fact its all dark.
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2y ago
You don't need to prove you like something. Its a personal taste not an objective fact. Love or hate cybertruck, but don't go around and criticize people who like the look
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2y ago
Do the go after the sail boats or is it just motorboats. The propellers are quite loud under the water, I wonder if they are maybe annoyed by the noise and learnt attacking those vessels makes the noise go away
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2y ago
So I was right!
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> I don't think any of us will live to see AI smarter than a rat. Rat, dog, human, bee. Doesn't matter. The moment AI is able to incrementally improve a bee intelligence will evolve into rat, blink again and its dog, another bl
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2y ago
Very reasonable but, changing func name for sake of code style sounds like a step too far. Also (i = i ; i < 100 ; i++ ) Whoever does that do not change it, they are probably a psychopath. Dont risk your life correcting them.
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