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by trose 12y ago
I guess you could say he's got a _spring_ in his step...
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by trose 12y ago
At some point here we're going to have to stop drawing silly lines on the ground and consider ourselves all humans. We have a finite amount of time to get off the planet or our whole species is doomed.
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by trose 12y ago
It uses a "Virtual DOM" such that it can calculate the most efficient way to modify the real DOM (which is generally very slow). For example, if you change the data model behind an ng-repeat right now, Angular deletes the old elem
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by trose 12y ago
One issue I've heard from a couple friends that worked for the NSA is that they have no idea what they're working on. One friend said he would just get specifications for input into a module and what the module should output. He w
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by trose 12y ago
Would you fly in a used plane? Eventually no one will care. These rockets will be able to go through hundreds of flights before being retired.
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SpaceX's New Spin on Falcon 9(aviationweek.com)
156 points by trose 12y ago|82 comments
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by trose 12y ago
I saw some students prove that water can be an effective radiation barrier. The only problem is that it's heavy. If we were already going somewhere with a lot of water...
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by trose 12y ago
Well the FAA wants the drone pilot to have a commercial pilot license in order to shoot commercial video with it. Seems entirely silly to me. In my opinion there should be an altitude requirement involved here. Like, okay if you own a drone
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by trose 12y ago
Yes but say you're a torrenting site that allows users to upload their original content to distribute and ISPs block your traffic because they think all torrents are illegal. Then you'd care a lot about that clause.
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by trose 12y ago
Well Lane did confirm his silly anecdote about his ex wife. That was a very inappropriate response to an employee reaching out to him about sexual harassment. He should have hired an HR consultant immediately. Additionally Nazre has a histo
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by trose 12y ago
EXACTLY. The _only_ appropriate response to an employee approaching you with a harassment complaint and asking for HR intervention would be to get a representative (sounds like they didnt have one) and a lawyer involved immediately. Followe
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by trose 12y ago
I reject this assertion that people get ripped "out of the zone". What are you doing that is so complex that you can't jump right back into it? I've met plenty of people that like to act like they're some super elit
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by trose 12y ago
sure, but they're more like screens that can be looked around or removed.
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by trose 12y ago
I also like just being able to grab my laptop and flick the connector off really quick.
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by trose 12y ago
Not to be a dick here but I think you're in a minority. I dont think many users are going to run into this issue.
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by trose 12y ago
He's trying to argue that net neutrality would mean a child watching youtube could slow down another user's content, like a hospital. This is silly and shows he knows nothing about current technology. The current system allows cus
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by trose 12y ago
Anyone that doesn't think there is a problem should try asking a female dev about her experiences in her career. Besides typical societal problems like calling 35 year old women "girls" and forcing them to choose between havi
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by trose 12y ago
To be fair, it's pretty improbable to accidentally hit the ISS. It takes really precise maneuvers and calculations to get there on purpose.
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by trose 12y ago
The guy you're replying to is scare mongering. We're at the step now where the FCC is opening the regulations up for public comment. Obviously they aren't going to release their footnotes before they've iterated on the r
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by trose 12y ago
I can't help but feel that statistic they're using is a little disingenuous. Yes cannabis has a ridiculously high lethal dose, more than you could ever smoke or consume. You'd basically have to create a concentrate and inject
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by trose 12y ago
This is really disappointing. I've been psyching myself up for the landing for weeks now. :(
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by trose 12y ago
I think it would be more reasonable to monitor your child's search history and talk to them about pornography than to try and hide it from them and treat sex like its dirty and gross.
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by trose 12y ago
Well the AMA was supposed to be SpaceX only. I'm not surprised that questions about Tesla were deleted or ignored.
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by trose 12y ago
I think open office layouts need to be paired with easily accessed private rooms. The successful layouts I've seen will have a large area everyone works in with the outer walls lined with small and medium sized meeting rooms. Either fo
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by trose 12y ago
This needs to be said more. I absolutely love being in an open office layout because it allows for easy collaboration as well as the occasional spontaneous fun interruption. People seem to get hung up on the interruptions as if they lose to
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by trose 12y ago
Yeah I'm thinking more like connect some of the major cities. Maybe Denver to Chicago to Austin? I'm not an expert on the geography between those places though. I'm just spitballing. The Hyperloop doesn't really make sto
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by trose 12y ago
I don't understand why there is so much focus on doing this in California where they have tons of development and the huge issue of earth quakes. Surely there's somewhere else that could reap the benefits of fast travel. Off the t
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by trose 12y ago
Maybe it's 25 students + 100 working professionals?
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by trose 12y ago
You have some valid points but I think you may be incorrect on this one. > 1. You launch eastwards so you get the bonus speed from earth's rotation Once the ship leaves the ground the earth's rotation has little to do with the
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by trose 12y ago
What? I find the Slack App to be fantastic and I prefer it to using slack.com. The biggest benefit to me is that macgap allows them to use native desktop growl notifications instead of WebNotifications which feel clunkier. If you already ha

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