setug

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   by setug 5y ago

   Then hiding it when it's on Earth could make sense, actually attacking Hubble is much more complicated that anything on earth, given that you can actually put your hands on it, connecting through a JTAG and understanding what's wr
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   by setug 5y ago

   It's a 30/40-yr old code and hardware. Now that I think about it, the problem could be related to some "exotic" decisions made by that time...
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   by setug 5y ago

   Wouldn't it be a good idea to open the source code for community inspection? Of course NASA would panic with Russia and China inspecting for "hostile" actions, but hey, if they don't know what to do, why not calling the
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   by setug 5y ago

   This article relies on the assumption that a singularity event will eventually happen. 2020 Nobel winner Roger Penrose wrote 30 years ago, in his book "The emperor's new mind" the philosophical challenges on Strong vs. Soft A