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by tectonic 7y ago
I've been doing this for myself for a couple years now with a little service I wrote that just sends me an email each day that I reply to. It's archived in my email history and in a simple, searchable web UI. It's been super
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Spinlaunch raises another 35m to build its space catapult(techcrunch.com)
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A Falcon 9 will pop the top off at Max-Q(orbitalindex.com)
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Weighing neutrinos using the distribution of galaxies(orbitalindex.com)
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by tectonic 7y ago
A really good review of methane and climate change: https://www.darrinqualman.com/methane/
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Weighing Neutrinos with Galaxies(orbitalindex.com)
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A list of space industry events happening in 2020(orbitalindex.com)
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2020 is going to be the year of satellite constellations(orbitalindex.com)
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2020 is going to be a huge year for the space industry(orbitalindex.com)
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Awesome Space: a repository of space related code and data(twitter.com)
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by tectonic 7y ago
This is really important.
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by tectonic 7y ago
Beautiful! A really important article about how we’re about to start mining these regions on an unprecedented scale: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/01/20000-f...
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by tectonic 7y ago
He's my neighbor. I went over to his house and received this exact experience. It's very practiced and pretty amazing.
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Using Relativistic Raytracing to See Detail on Surface of Neutron Star(youtube.com)
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How to Get into the Space Industry(orbitalindex.com)
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The Many Maps of Mars(orbitalindex.com)
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by tectonic 7y ago
They're all amazing. Here are past issues: https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/?s=things+I+won%27t+wo...
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by tectonic 7y ago
Yes! Albert's work using Huginn at the NYTimes (and contributing some changes back) was one of the big early successes for the project.
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by tectonic 7y ago
I'm glad you're enjoying it! Writing it weekly has been a great experience, and I've learned a ton about space science & industry in the process.
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by tectonic 7y ago
That's correct. You could shell-out to node with the Shell Command Agent though.
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by tectonic 7y ago
Huh, I did not know about this fork of Huginn.
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by tectonic 7y ago
That's awesome that it's working so well for you :)
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by tectonic 7y ago
Performance is good, memory requirements could be lower though. It should run fine with 1GB of RAM, possibly less.
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by tectonic 7y ago
Thanks, I'm glad someone appreciated it! :)
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by tectonic 7y ago
It's fun to wake up to find a project that I started on the top of HN! These days, I'm no longer very involved with the day-to-day of the project. Now that it's no longer a young project, here are some musings about Huginn an
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How to get involved with the space industry(orbitalindex.com)
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How to get involved with the space industry(orbitalindex.com)
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Show HN: The Orbital Index, a technical newsletter about the space industry(orbitalindex.com)
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The Vega-C rocket brings the noise(orbitalindex.com)
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Water Found on Europa(orbitalindex.com)
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