ranman

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by ranman 14y ago
This is excellently written. 10gen should keep up the could work.
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by ranman 14y ago
Excellent idea. However since mars is right next to the asteroid belt one might easily just use those rather than the "outer" solar system.
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by ranman 14y ago
A space railway from Earth to Mars is dreaming. 100 million miles is not a trivial task. Terraforming mars is a waste of time and this is all nonsense from Robert Zubrin. There are more profitable and, more importantly, more worthwhile ende
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by ranman 14y ago
Mars does not have a magnetosphere. You can't live there without shielding, end of story.
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by ranman 14y ago
Yes. Don't be excellent AT something. Just be excellent.
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by ranman 15y ago
I wish I could use Venmo or a similar service for more than just paying my friends for bets I've lost... I'd love to use it to pay for public transit or a quick lunch. I was really excited when square's https://squareup.com/cardcase came
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by ranman 15y ago
The problem with Elon Musk is this... no one will ever live on mars for extended periods of time because mars is not suitable for human life for the following reasons: 1. weak magnetic field 2. 1/3 of earth's gravity 3. about 100 other reas
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by ranman 15y ago
While IPs are dynamic these guys do have timestamps so it does correspond to a particular computer at a particular time. You can also get addresses from DHTs...
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by ranman 15y ago
For $1.5 billion I hope it has a holodeck, transporter, and a take-home-pet-android named Data.
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by ranman 15y ago
This is a great follow up article as well: http://www.amzi.com/AdventureInProlog/ Create a text adventure game in Prolog. A great class project. See if you can get them to add networking to it and you can make a MUD!
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by ranman 15y ago
NASA -- The happiest $0.005 of my tax dollars.
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by ranman 15y ago
oldie but goodie.
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by ranman 15y ago
Check out Clothia.
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by ranman 15y ago
I've always wanted something like this.