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by robofanatic 7y ago
I am in MA and its Oct 4th. It doesn't feel like by tomorrow it's going to be peak foliage. As per the chart legend I'd say at most it's patchy out there at the moment.
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by robofanatic 7y ago
Surprised that no one raised privacy issues. Now technology can eavesdrop on what I am thinking? Give me a break!
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by robofanatic 7y ago
> We can't just say, "Your land is ours, get the fuck out, construction begins in one week" didn't they say that when they arrived 400 years ago
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by robofanatic 7y ago
Well, have you really asked opinions of people living in slums? Forget India, how about asking people living under bridges in LA about their opinion on NASA.
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by robofanatic 7y ago
I didn't mean to twist the topic. I don't see any other benefit of outsourcing. IMO NASA can't afford to pay it's scientists to think about getting something from point A on earth to point B in outer space anymore.
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by robofanatic 7y ago
Ok you mean now lets handover the dirty job of logistics from Earth to Space to Indians and liberate NASA to focus on more important things. Good Idea!
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by robofanatic 7y ago
India announced a $1 billion line of credit (concessional loans) for the development of the resource-rich Far East region of Russia on Thursday. Explain this. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-goes-from-ta
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by robofanatic 7y ago
Perhaps the solution for those problems can be found while shooting for the stars. Don't you think new opportunities will knock India's doors if scientific projects like these are successful?
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by robofanatic 7y ago
That also means let go a chunk of NASA employees handling those operations.
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by robofanatic 7y ago
Out of 195 countries it will be only the 4th country to do this shit. So it must be doing some things right. Poverty is one of the problems it is still working on.
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by robofanatic 7y ago
You mean let go NASA scientists?
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by robofanatic 8y ago
I am sure they'd do, if you ask nicely next time.
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by robofanatic 8y ago
BD is a technology company. I don't think they set out to just build robots that can move boxes. I bet this is a stepping stone towards building an advance machine that can do more than that.
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by robofanatic 8y ago
apes might have had the same question when they first saw humans :)