saddat

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31.
by saddat 2y ago
We have a lot of names these days for mentally ill people
32.
by saddat 2y ago
Any thoughts on the take over of ROS developers by Google/Intrinsic ?
33.
by saddat 2y ago
Again, not much use for the locals at this elevation . That’s super dry area
34.
by saddat 2y ago
Pair this with impact of mega constellations with 10k+ satellites , which not only destroy optical imaging, but also interfere with radio-astronomy
35.
by saddat 2y ago
Just it is not , those are peak events only
36.
by saddat 2y ago
The driving CO2 amplifier should be already beyond that figure alone
37.
by saddat 2y ago
History’s book information ? 70-80years ago?
38.
by saddat 2y ago
Impacting mankind unchallenged
39.
by saddat 2y ago
Terrible article title
40.
by saddat 2y ago
https://astrobites.org/
41.
by saddat 2y ago
In machinery industry it’s absolutely the same situation as in article
42.
by saddat 2y ago
So the A.I. Overloaded making sure it will happen
43.
by saddat 2y ago
https://www.universetoday.com/164890/millions-of-satellites-... We have not even certainty that highe numbers of satellites and debris won’t alter earth’s outer magnet field
44.
by saddat 2y ago
So bloat-ware ?
45.
by saddat 2y ago
Check out Sabine hossenfelder‘s criticism and the lack of evidence that this device would bring any advancements
46.
by saddat 2y ago
I wonder what Sabine Hossenfelder’s opinion on this would be .
47.
by saddat 2y ago
Dumb question: really compiled code , non plain readable anymore ?
48.
by saddat 3y ago
Funny how you never read a thread about iTunes where someone states „hey, I am from iTunes dev team“
49.
by saddat 3y ago
No doubt the worst software for the masses
50.
by saddat 3y ago
The British museum collection
51.
by saddat 3y ago
In contrast to your values work , I wonder what the benefit of all those satellites should be, besides profit ? It might be easy to say for someone living in a city , but I assume all relevant areas today have somehow internet coverage . So
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by saddat 3y ago
How about preserving humanity’s capabilities to observe the universe untampered by profit