natosaichek

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by natosaichek 9y ago
That's not what specific impulse is... Or at least, I've never heard it explained that way. Certainly no chemical thruster has a specific impulse in the thousands. The SSME was the most efficient chemical rocket for a long time
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by natosaichek 9y ago
There is a set of amazon lockers at my local Whole Foods. They're one step ahead of you every time!
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by natosaichek 9y ago
Delta IV Heavy: ~450 million Falcon 9: ~100 million
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by natosaichek 9y ago
I'd like to imagine that those 100 people are either colorblind or said "cerulean" or "navy" or something like that.
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by natosaichek 9y ago
I cannot agree more. Thread done. Thank you for expressing yourself with such great metaphor.
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by natosaichek 9y ago
maybe this is why some color printers will refuse to print black and white if they're out of the color ink.
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by natosaichek 9y ago
The cost function just looks like difference squared, but I'm not sure how that yields results like this: Hglmo,wosmd! (8) Gflln* wosle! (9) Hello, wosld! (9999) Hello, world (9999) The bottom two seem to be much closer t
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I'm 35 and have only worked at startups. I'm at the largest company I've ever worked for now, and we've grown since I started from ~20 to ~80 employees. Previous companies I was in the first 10. I think you need to pic
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Ever used an outhouse? or been to a concert or event venue with portable hand-wash units?
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I would put anti-chamber in a similar genre as a subversion of traditional gaming expectations, and of course the stanley parable's creator also made "Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and the Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist&q
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by natosaichek 10y ago
One of the cool things about Ethereum is that you can build your non-turing-complete contract software on Eth, and use Eth to check your NTC-Eth contracts. I can't think of anything stopping you from doing this right now. Maybe you o
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I know someone who works there and despite his high level of talent and unusual skillset is having problems finding another position because of the black mark the "Theranos" brand is having on his resume. He's been looking fo
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I'm not sure I totally understand, but maybe someone can confirm this for me. If we add more "extraneous" information, it seems like it pushes the probability closer to (the naiive answer of) 1/2. If we add lots of extr
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Planet always knew that the resolution on the doves would be low. The advantage of a fleet of low spatial resolution satellites is that you can get much better temporal resolution - imaging areas every month, week, or even every day has un
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Here's Boeing's press release and video on the subject. (no paywall, or crazy adds) http://www.boeing.com/features/2017/01/space-suit-01-17.page
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Ah! Thanks for your evidence in support of cunningham's law[1]. I'm delighted to have access to the real deal. [1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I'm pretty sure this[1] is the archives of the bot's play. You can download the SGF files of the matches from there and view them online at EidoGo[2] [1] http://www.gokgs.com/gameArchives.jsp?user=Master [2] http
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by natosaichek 10y ago
what about the joby s2? Is that also impossible? It looks feasible and there are a bunch of people working on it... Thoughts?
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I've run ubuntu with zero issues on my thinkpads (w520 and w541) at work for the past ~5 years. No trackpad issues, no wifi issues, no audio or bluetooth problems. It just works.
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by natosaichek 10y ago
custom devices? Elsewhere in the thread this was posted... might be what you're looking for. http://origami.design/documentation/workflow/CustomDevices.h...
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by natosaichek 10y ago
I can't answer for the above poster, but I can say I would much rather my kid call me than tell a stranger his/her last name. Kids are much more manipulable than adults, and giving out identity information might be dangerous. I&
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Not sure why you'd go out to the lagrange point? Or the moon? It's much farther away (a few days travel instead of a few minutes), it's way outside the limited shielding the earths magnetic field gives, and there's nothi
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by natosaichek 10y ago
If you set X gravity to 80, it's even cooler. :-D
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by natosaichek 10y ago
There's a fair amount of hostility to standups here. I'm surprised. At my current job we didn't have standups, so I made a slack channel and just posted what I was working on for the day in there. I find it useful to have a
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by natosaichek 10y ago
They only make 8.64 if they aren't going anywhere with their passenger. If they take their passenger 60 miles in that hour (admittedly a long distance, but legally possible), then they'd make 8.64 for the time, and $48 for the di
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by natosaichek 10y ago
Boom boxes?
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by natosaichek 10y ago
So I might be reading into it too much, but it seems to me that part 1 (a lack of complete information about a company of reasonable size) Is basically totally solved by this system. The assets are completely documented on a massive public
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by natosaichek 11y ago
My understanding is that they have a lot of board members and advisers and nobody actually building (or even spending significant time designing) hardware. Their NonBuilder (management / pr / legal) : Builder (engineer / R&a
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What UX Designers Can Learn from Theatre(georgiaglaze.com)
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by natosaichek 11y ago
I think this is what you're looking for: http://www.citiesskylines.com/

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