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vanattab
11y ago
I love this comment from over at r/spaceX "Schrodinger's rocket: simultaneously landed and not landed at the same time." - retiringonmars Edit: someone opened the box...it crashed Edit2: What's up with the downvotes
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11y ago
They are saying over at r/spacex that it crashed on landing
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vanattab
11y ago
video locked up right before landing....
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11y ago
While I think it would be nice if community changes make it upstream so the government can benifit from the changes this is not the motivating factor. The motivating factor in my mind is that taxpayers paid for the code they should have the
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vanattab
11y ago
Based on my experience as a government contractor I have to say I think the government taking taxpayers money and funding open source infrastructure would be a terrible idea. What the government should do however is release all software it
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vanattab
11y ago
I have never played with an Amiga so I am curious as to what made it so fun to write code for?
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vanattab
11y ago
I like plannedlongevity
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vanattab
11y ago
I had package of green tea I ordered show up 7 months after I ordered it.
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11y ago
Or perhaps unplanning. I wanted it to be a play the phrase "planned obsolescence" but its like I said in my post its not a good url. Combining a word that doesn't exist with a word that is difficult to spell probably breaks a
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11y ago
Bitcoin?
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vanattab
11y ago
I have been thinking of building an online marketplace called "unplaningobsolescence.com" that would only sell products with 10yr+ warranties but I haven't had the time. P.S. yes I know that would be a terrible url for a onli
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vanattab
11y ago
Can you expand on why this a bad sign for B Corps more so then C Corps? Honest question. Before reading the link I did not know the difference between B and C.
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vanattab
11y ago
Can anyone comment with regards to Mike's statment about bitcoins current fees being higher then cc fees. What is the driving factor behind this? Does the cost of mining directly raise the fees?
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vanattab
11y ago
I think you are confusing bitcoin exchanges with bitcoin mining pools. 2 mining pools have 52% of the hashing power and a responsible for "producing" bitcoins. The exchanges are basically just places to buy and sell bitcoins. With
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vanattab
11y ago
I do indeed love a good socratic discourse.
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vanattab
11y ago
I am confused as to what you are referring to? I am not deeply involved with Bitcoin and I don't live in the valley so maybe I am missing something. The only real view I have noticed people universally share in the bitcoin scene seems
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vanattab
11y ago
I am under the understanding that if you don't want your code to be used in proprietary projects then you should not post it on SO. I could be wrong though. I also think you could get around this by link to your code hosted elsewhere b
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11y ago
Surely if happens all the time you can give us some links to the offending articles and explain how they fall victim to Simpsons pardox or other logical errors... I promise to actually read them.
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vanattab
11y ago
Really you demand a citation and then it's given you dismiss immediately while also admitting you won't even bother reading it because it doesn't support your view. Why did you even ask?
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vanattab
11y ago
This is precisely when and why I made the switch to mint.
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vanattab
11y ago
I agree with your overall point but why is defense a bad example? Defense systems benifit a great deal from advancements in science.
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vanattab
11y ago
What? How does the parents comment, which suggested that corporations should consider moral implementations along side the economic ones when making decisions, lead to racial segregation?
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vanattab
11y ago
And CRISPR/cas9
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vanattab
11y ago
They mentioned there being a "feeding chamber" on this toy as well.
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11y ago
Do the wallpapers/paints block cell signals at all?
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vanattab
11y ago
I don't agree with the GP view that the government does not have a role in the future of space. However as an employee in the government sector I can confirm that the stereotype of an inefficient organization is true. It's more th
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11y ago
Would it really be all that expensive though. We are going to have to send tons of mass out there eventually. Is there anything fundamentally different about a lunar orbit that would make such a base not as useful. I understand it was not d
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vanattab
11y ago
While I am simptethic to the notion that social "POLICY" should not be set by logical arguments alone. Social "SCIENCE" is another animal and logic and sound science is the only way to understand reality. How can we hope
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11y ago
Except no one actually thinks that stereotype is true or still relevant. And I am certain at least some aspects of that stereotype were rooted in french fashion of the era.
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11y ago
Here is a link to the foundations financial records. I did not see anything that I would object to but maybe the GP will look over the actual data and enlighten us. http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Who-We-Are/General-Info
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