sashahrzg

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by sashahrzg 4y ago
Yeah. I'm frustrated seeing all the support for KF and their behavior.
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
After listening to some experts speak about this, I don't think that's the case. One cited a lot of large apps as sources of data, especially free apps that offer a good service. Waze keeps getting brought up in this debate as wel
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
There is a profit incentive to increase housing prices for developers. Doing something to decrease prices will hurt their bottom line, so they just let the prices rise
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
People don't realize that once they're done coming after "them" they're coming after you. I think the EFFs efforts to support adjacent groups is awesome and completely inline with their goals. Thanks for pointing th
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
I don't see how those two ideas connect
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
New information on long term deep space radiation exposure, new information on long term space travel in general. Lunar research not done before, now possible due to lunar research station. The list goes on and on. You can look up all resea
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
We are set to learn immense amounts of information directly useful for extended spaceflight, ie mission to Mars
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
Source on it being unsafe for human flight?
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
Official would have been a better word. In my defense I had just woken up when I posted this.
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
Yes and full self driving will be ready late next year. Elon musk is a liar about everything he works on. The launch cost will not reach 10 million until later into the program, with the 1 million dollar launch cost estimate being a fallac
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
That's not how a launch cost is calculated. The cost of the rocket's construction is included in every launch, hence the cost going down with subsequent launches. RND costs must also be included, as well as support system costs, s
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
No I'm not equating the two. A current starship launch with all the testing and support systems is likely well above a billion dollars right now. Eventual launches will bring the price down, but as we haven't seen a full launch it
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
SpaceX is a profit motivated company with large degrees of flexibility. They move fast and break ships. NASA is a research institution focused on scientific advancement and space research. They also are very rigid due to the way they receiv
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
How much do you think starship launches will cost? Hint, it's billions
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
What do you think the Artemis missions are for? The goal isn't a PR win or anything. Real science is happening. Even stuff like the Apollo missions gave us technology we still use today. With NASA those discoveries are more open and av
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
They already cleared up the crack. It was an issue with the foam and not an actual crack
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
I'm not sure why a Twitter link is the source for this on HN, https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/2022/08/29/launch-attempt-scr... is the proper source for this news. It should also be mentioned this is
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
It's not like NASA hasn't been launching rockets in the time since Apollo or STS. SpaceX has spent upwards of 10 billion dollars on the Starship program, with a finished product still not on a launchpad. SLS is the largest rocket
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
This. This right here. I absolutely hate seeing the two compared. They're doing two very different things with two very different goals.
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by sashahrzg 4y ago
Real talk, most people have some amount of facial hair, male or female. A lot of work goes into recreating it as it adds a lot of realism to a render