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by minetest2048 2y ago
Even if thats true, who else can launch satellites at SpaceX price and regularity? This is an actual question, when Falcon 9 stage 2 exploded several months ago, my cubesats got delayed I know several space startups that's currently li
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by minetest2048 2y ago
From the replay, it seems that the fire comes from methane from the RCS thrusters burning, so it seems normal
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by minetest2048 2y ago
With a telescope integrated into Starship, you could potentially land the whole telescope from orbit and do repairs and upgrades on the ground. Whether the main mirror can withstand launch and reentry is a question though EDIT: found a coun
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by minetest2048 2y ago
Galileo open signals are signed: https://www.gsc-europa.eu/galileo/services/galileo-open-serv... and it have the same data throughput as GPS L1
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> If you have to deal with radioactive materials, why not just use fission? One of the reasons is that we can make nuclear bombs out of it. People currently value not getting nuked more than clean and unlimited fission energy, so everyth
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by minetest2048 2y ago
This is rare, most other services tries to sneak in forced arbitration agreement
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A discussion on Linux in space (2023)(lwn.net)
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> We normally have a Functional Test Assembly (real computer and some other hardware for testing) to run our tests against, but we only have one setup and it is consistently unreliable Its interesting to see that someone with a 2B budget
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by minetest2048 2y ago
(My first thought when reading the title is Three Body Problem, but of course you already read it) Some manga / anime recs: - Planetes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes ) is a hard scifi manga with anime adap
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by minetest2048 2y ago
I always wanted to do this, I think Julia is a good language to develop audio plugins and virtual instruments. But its currently missing real time tooling and binding to audio plugin frameworks such as CLAP JUCE VST3 There is a way to compi
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by minetest2048 2y ago
They did that already: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2024AAS...24317403D/abstra... This article is not about their main transmitters, they're saying that they detected EM interference from their electroni
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by minetest2048 2y ago
Some flavors of optical ethernet do have FEC: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/interfaces...
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> Use 1008 MJ monthly electrical energy consumption instead of 280 kW⋅h monthly electrical energy consumption > Avoid common non-SI units (suggested)... For serious science and engineering, SI units like metres per second should be us
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by minetest2048 2y ago
Can you expand on what they removed from Windows server? Removing options for normal users is one thing, but for sysadmins is another thing
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by minetest2048 2y ago
There is a paper that claims that Julia performs the best in ChatGPT: https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.04477 Chris blog on that: https://www.stochasticlifestyle.com/chatgpt-performs-better-...
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by minetest2048 2y ago
https://yuri.is/not-julia/ HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31396861
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by minetest2048 2y ago
Julia feels like a Matlab++ with its one based indexing and `function end` syntax Mojo is what you're thinking of
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by minetest2048 2y ago
This is one of the BS of space engineering. Apparently if you combine a Pi CM4 with a carrier board manufactured in China running open source Linux, and you say its for a cubesat going to space, it might fall under ITAR This is why a lot of
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by minetest2048 2y ago
Until the malware bring their own compromised signed anti cheat driver on their own, like what happened with Genshin Impact anti cheat mhyprot2
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by minetest2048 2y ago
If I understand the thread correctly, CS bypassed the organization's staging system
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by minetest2048 2y ago
GNU Radio Companion is its RF/software-defined radio counterpart: https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=Your_First_Flowgra... Sometimes the flowgraph is too complex to be constructed using the visual editor though,
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by minetest2048 2y ago
This makes me wonder, if I want to design my own Framework mainboard, where can I get the specs? What's the minimum viable connectors and peripherals?
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by minetest2048 2y ago
I think you should submit your project page [1] as another show HN, I found it to be interesting Some thoughts: - Agreed with not using I2C, I2C has been identified as a root cause in several cubesat mission failures: https://pur
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by minetest2048 2y ago
I wish we have this 2 years ago, this will be extremely useful for our cubesat. 115k2 baud UART is too slow for ground development
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> Want to play Fortnight, well you can't. How about Roblox , might be possible but it's a full comp sci project. Those two games put a code that will intentionally stop them from working if it detects them running on Linux. Jus
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> The NVIDIA firmware blob and drivers could run on RISC-V right now They actually do... Nvidia GSP runs RISC-V: https://www.techpowerup.com/291088/nvidia-unlocks-gpu-system... which furthers prove your point
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by minetest2048 2y ago
As much as I think Boeing screwed up, the title is a clickbait: > NASA is giving Boeing another four days, extending Wilmore and Williams' mission onboard the ISS from June 14 to no earlier than June 18, though it's unclear whe
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by minetest2048 2y ago
> A real TXCO (basically putting the crystal inside a temp calibrated oven) is not feasible on a watch battery but compensation sure would be. Nitpick: You're thinking about OCXO for crystals inside an oven, TCXOs are temperature c
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by minetest2048 2y ago
On that thread they mention virt-manager being deprecated, how can that be?
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by minetest2048 2y ago
iirc they're using iPhone 3d scanner now

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