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mlindner
2y ago
The physics of this game (on mechazilla.io) feels broken. If the rocket starts rotating it just keeps rotating which is not how physics works. The rocket from its motion would weather vane to it's velocity vector in reality, but it doe
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2y ago
Was the link changed? I thought it pointed to SpaceX's official game: https://starshipthegame.spacex.com/
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2y ago
Pray tell how a Lidar prevents crashing in this situation?
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2y ago
There was a similar set of users I've been involved with on Reddit that got banned on Reddit for sock puppeting and similarly on Wikipedia who got banned for sock puppeting.
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2y ago
There's a lot of posts like this who are fans of AST Spacemobile because they own stock. SpaceX did not lobby for any radio regulatory changes to hamper competitors. Additionally Verizon and AT&T are themselves AST Spacemobile inve
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2y ago
> I made reference to exactly this if you read carefully. I actually think this rejection is an inflection point in his behavior. He ought to have been more gracious and received the rejection without hurt to his ego (and reacting as he
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2y ago
Elon Musk did not block off internet access.
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Starlink service has no contract so you can pause it any time.
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The equipment is properly free for many people and many people had previously bought it for backup.
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That's entirely dependent on the depth of your well and how well it was constructed. A properly built well is accessing water below an impermeable layer of rock so shouldn't be affected by ground water. The boil warnings for wells
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Ukraine Starlink was not shut down. It is heavily used in Ukraine.
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SpaceX offered fair market value for the property. The property wasn't worth much so "offering a pittance" is equivalent to "offering fair market value".
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2y ago
These types of clerical errors are easy to make. SpaceX workers likely assumed they owned the property. They own the two adjacent lots. It took cards against humanity more than 6 months to even realize it was happening.
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2y ago
Modern means "better designed with the current software usage environment in mind".
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2y ago
The install wiki is full of outdated information that causes people to install outdated and old methods of doing things. So I wouldn't advise people to use it, other than the fact there's no other option.
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2y ago
The design decisions around AUR befuddle me to this day. It's utterly arcane in how to use it. Or rather it feels like it wasn't designed at all and simply evolved. I highly recommend people to use "yay" and similar help
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2y ago
That sector size change is interesting. I got warned off of doing that for my SSDs with some vague statement that lots of software expects 512 byte sectors. Can anyone further comment?
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2y ago
I agreed with you until your last sentence. Solving alignment is not a necessity for solving hallucinations even though solving hallucinations is a necessity for solving alignment. Put another way, you can have a hypothetical model that doe
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2y ago
Unions are absolutely monopolies. That's why the US Federal government has used anti-trust laws to break them up before.
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They're voting to strike right as the new CEO gets in? That's kind of the worst time possible to improve the situation at Boeing. All you're doing is creating an antagonistic environment with your boss. So dumb.
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2y ago
Oh lord this made up story again. Your entire posting history is about this. There's no basis in reality for any of it. You're even citing a grok post from an AI bot as proof. Griffin was not a CIA agent and was not founded with G
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2y ago
They did not have years to apply for anything. You can't apply for something you don't know you were planning to do. Also the FAA is overloaded and can't handle applications for all possible plans. So they need to pick and ch
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That is impossible. That's exactly why they built the launch site where they did, so that such an event is impossible.
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> People reading this should remember that Flight 1 was preceded by hysterics from online detractors who predicted, correctly, that the launch would make a giant mess. People need to stop repeating this bad faith argument without providi
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> No less, beaming unstoppable propaganda from space. That's not a capability of the service, and implementing it in the first place would require interfering in DNS requests, which in practice doesn't work because of the inabi
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ML is such an overloaded acronym in software that people really need to stop using it or ALWAYS clarify it. ML = Machine Learning ML = Machine Language ML = Markup Language ML = Meta Language And I always see ML in the Meta Language sense t
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The current Celstron is owned by a Taiwanese company and just acts as a US distributor for that company so I wouldn't say its the same company anymore.
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I find myself thinking more and more that Bryan Cantrill, despite him highly disliking Elon Musk, seems to agree with him regularly on many things including things such a this.
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I'd personally prefer to have no social media network at all rather than a "next" one.
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This is all very unfortunate. It's sad to see liberalism dying in Brazil in real time. The very little reported thing is that this judge also installed a fine of something like $8000 per month (more than double the top percentile salar
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