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by verzali 1y ago
10*log10(0.5) = -3 That's the math of it.
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by verzali 1y ago
Yeah that was my thought as well. Decibels make it much easier to do link budgets as you can just add or subtract instead of multiplying or dividing.
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by verzali 1y ago
It took so long to get the lights back on that we call it the "Dark" Age
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by verzali 1y ago
A few extra trillion years would look like a drop of water against the ocean that is 10⁷⁸ years...
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by verzali 1y ago
That should be the real issue. Bluntly, science journalism is not that well paid and most people won't have given the articles he calls out more than a moments thought. Of course journalists are going to be lazy if they aren't pai
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by verzali 1y ago
Even dead dead stars radiate
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The Remarkable Underground Voyages of Michel Siffre(thequantumcat.space)
1 points by verzali 1y ago|0 comments
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by verzali 1y ago
>it's still pretty much the crappiest place to be as a tech / programming guy (or just anyone who likes having electricity). I'm pretty sure Afghanistan is worse, but Trump says its okay to go back there.
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by verzali 1y ago
I believe physicists would benefit from studying at least some of the underlying philosophy. I managed to make it through a four year degree in physics without ever being taught anything about the ideas of Popper or Kuhn other than vague me
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by verzali 1y ago
Dolmus in Turkey. Some of the most terrifying rides of my life have been in these vehicles.
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by verzali 1y ago
>Sassie Duggleby and her husband, Andrew Duggleby, founded Venus Aerospace nearly five years ago with the long-term goal of developing powerful rotating detonation engines and building a hypersonic aircraft that could carry perhaps a doz
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IM-2's Imperfect Landing Due to Altimeter Interference(spacepolicyonline.com)
15 points by verzali 1y ago|4 comments
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by verzali 1y ago
> What prevents the next president, who just might have more than a 1.6% vote margin, from just reversing all of this? The way things are going the next president will be a simple continuation from the present one. The vote margin will n
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by verzali 1y ago
Who still uses light? I'm all in on neutrinos baby.
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by verzali 1y ago
A strongly worded letter?
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by verzali 1y ago
Reddit once banned my account for "report abuse". The content I had reported was then removed by them for being against their rules. No amount of appeals could get a response from them.
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by verzali 1y ago
Some countries require you to have ground infrastructure in the country to operate satellite systems. Starlink's architecture also means they need to have a lot of ground stations all over the place. They can skip some areas if they ne
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by verzali 1y ago
This would be a good place for you to start: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%205-7&v...
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by verzali 1y ago
There is something wrong with the number 4. In the calendar at the top (which has months and years?) none of the 4s are displayed properly. Every other number is fine.
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by verzali 1y ago
These national emergencies are getting flimsier and flimsier.
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by verzali 1y ago
There are thunderstorms in the UK and at a least a few in any place per year. But compared to some places further south they are rare. Incidentally, the UK has the highest rate of tornados per area in the world.
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by verzali 1y ago
Sounds like at least some people were fired: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-begins-firings-o...
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by verzali 1y ago
Just wait until he decides to rename Presidents Day since he's done much more than any of them.
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by verzali 1y ago
Do American parties get tax money to spend on strategists?
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by verzali 1y ago
Few people bother with assembly these days.
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by verzali 1y ago
As a non-programmer the syntax is one obstacle to getting more familiar with the software tools. But so is the number of tools they use with names that don't even hint at what they do. Just from what you wrote, I don't know cursor
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by verzali 1y ago
The answer isn't imaginary friends Mark, no matter how much AI you put it in them.
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by verzali 1y ago
That's the case for a few old movies. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans is another one you can watch on Wiki, for example.
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by verzali 1y ago
Trump is not president of Spain.
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by verzali 1y ago
I used to live in an area that regularly had power outages during thunderstorms. I was also once in London during a power cut that took out most of the city centre. It was a strange experience, but not as weird as walking through empty stre

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