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by termain 12y ago
Object.method() doesn't really make sense due to multiple dispatch, I think.
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by termain 12y ago
Typed Racket?
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by termain 12y ago
Which Sound Meter? There are many in the play store.
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by termain 12y ago
Seek justice, I mean.
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by termain 12y ago
On paper,the prosectors' job is to seek stice.
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by termain 12y ago
I think it's also possible that a bad fuel grain slipped through whatever QA process they had. You might count that as insufficient ground testing, though. "Problems like these are almost always the result of management pushing th
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by termain 12y ago
Not so much over the US, though.
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by termain 12y ago
Aviation Week reported it back in May. So, yes. I'll keep an eye out for the accident report. http://m.aviationweek.com/space/new-fuel-boost-spaceshiptwo
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by termain 12y ago
I think they're a little newer than that, but that's a good point. Still, I'm not sure either engine was inadequately qualified. I'm not sure what constitutes adequate qualification, though. Both engines were ground test
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by termain 12y ago
My point is that they still fail. Both liquid and solid boosters are a lot more mature than hybrids, no doubt. But I'm not so sure that either is fundamentally more reliable. And for hybrids to mature, somebody has to use them. "L
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by termain 12y ago
Well, you want it to be a strong oxidizer, that's its purpose in the rocket. Strong oxidizers are almost universally hard to handle. About the nicest ones around are Lox, Nox and hydrogen peroxide.
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by termain 12y ago
"The most stupid thing they've done is stay with an experimental rubber/nitrous hybrid engine this whole time, instead of switching to liquid/liquid engine, a well proven technology." 1. They didn't stay with r
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by termain 12y ago
They tested the polyamide/nitrous engine back in May, I believe.
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by termain 12y ago
Yes, the RS-25/SSMEs aren't "easily the most efficient rocket engines ever built". As noted below, there's NERVA.
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by termain 12y ago
>Yes, a small turbine-powered RC aircraft can easily have a higher thrust-to-weight ratio than a full-sized aircraft, but it's not thrust-to-weight ratio that determines top speed; it's thrust-to-drag ratio. And parasitic drag
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by termain 12y ago
>Also, the Reynolds number will be completely different for a model aircraft compared to a full-sized aircraft, so they will behave quite differently aerodynamically. For low speeds, maybe. For high speeds, you're well into the high
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by termain 12y ago
What part doesn't scale? The only thing I can think of that might be a problem is the boundary layer thickness through the intake/diffuser.
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by termain 12y ago
Maybe not ASICs, but definitely FPGAs.
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by termain 12y ago
I haven't seen this it years. Thanks!
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by termain 12y ago
Why not coat them in an emetic?
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by termain 12y ago
How far have you gotten in your aspirations?
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by termain 12y ago
Can this be used as a BF supercompiler?
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by termain 12y ago
My understanding that much of the legal work is donated so outreach seems like a reasonable expenditure, particularly if it increases revenues or brings in more donated legal work.
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by termain 12y ago
I believe Power has long been a bi-endian architecture. I gather it's a switch thrown (in either software or hardware) at startup.
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by termain 12y ago
That all depends on what rights are. If they're something that the government exists to protect, than the 9th Amendment can be construed to give the courts that latitude.
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by termain 13y ago
Also, SpiderOak.
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by termain 13y ago
The criminal equivalent of conversion is criminal conversion.
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by termain 13y ago
"You have the inverse story at the low end of the family: the lowest Mill has only five pipes, and no floating point at all. Not barn-burning performance, but much lower power even than existing non-OOO offerings." Does the Mill e
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by termain 13y ago
Perhaps you'd like to to tell us about FP on the Mill.
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by termain 13y ago
No it's not theft, it's conversion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_(law)

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