uwuemu

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   by uwuemu 5y ago

   All the BS aside, the only thing I have problems with is "with immediate effect". If the customer didn't break your ToS or existing laws and pays you, you are OBLIGATED to continue the service. If you don't, that's
2. 62.▲
   by uwuemu 5y ago

   It's not about trust. They can have all good intentions in the world, but still fail. Because as Elon says: "The extreme difficulty of scaling production of new technology is not well understood. It’s 1000% to 10,000% harder than
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   by uwuemu 5y ago

   A probe based on nuclear pulse propulsion could do it in around 50 years, with today's technology. It's not that we can't do it fast (within one average human lifespan), it's that the project would be very expensive and
4. 64.▲
   by uwuemu 5y ago

   > Will people be able to downvote tweets from official accounts for heads of state? What's your point here, exactly? That they should, or should not be able to do that? Because this already happens, except it's even worse than
5. 65.▲
   by uwuemu 5y ago

   Does it really help you if the engine weighs nothing when the batteries weigh a ton? Economically viable (battery powered) electric aircraft is sci-fi.
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   by uwuemu 5y ago

   What a joke.
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   by uwuemu 5y ago

   Fallout worry is not a thing with modern ICBMs and warheads (not the way you're imagining it). By the time the ICBM enters the terminal phase nothing can (currently) stop it. It's just a deployed MIRVed/MARVed warhead, ie. a