verzali

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by verzali 1y ago
The southwest of France seems ok. At least I still I have power.
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by verzali 1y ago
There could be? People are smart, maybe someone would come up with a viable approach. Point is, if reusable rockets are the only viable approach, then everyone will use that approach to meet the requirement.
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by verzali 1y ago
A couple of reasons spring to mind. The obvious one would be this is a person engaged in work that gives access to restricted materials and who also appears to frequently travel to countries like Russia and China, at least from what they ha
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by verzali 2y ago
It is literally in the subtitle. You are making a storm in a teacup here.
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by verzali 2y ago
You could have just read to the end of the article and avoided wasting the time of your "qualified" friends: > Other researchers emphasized that much research remained to be done. One question yet to be resolved is whether K2-1
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by verzali 2y ago
This is somehow even worse than ignoring them...
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by verzali 2y ago
No, the problem should be "find a way to launch x tons for <€Y, and be able to do that z times a year". If mass produced reusable rockets are the best solution then companies will propose that.
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by verzali 2y ago
I gave up on Reddit a year or two ago. Most content and comments on the big subreddits seems to be AI generated banality.
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by verzali 2y ago
Do you really think the American government isn't monitoring your Internet traffic?
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by verzali 2y ago
I think he does whatever he thinks will get the most views.
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by verzali 2y ago
It's never that simple, especially when it comes to human spaceflight and NASA procedures. Switching out the thrusters will mean months of safety reviews, tests, updated procedures and flight rules, and endless other paperwork to make
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by verzali 2y ago
The formula defaults to a minimum of 10%. If you are in surplus or have a deficit under 10%, you still got 10% tariffs.
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by verzali 2y ago
Has everyone forgotten about the TTIP deal that was being negotiated between the US and EU and that Trump abandoned in the first term?
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by verzali 2y ago
20,000 Americans turned up to a Nazi rally held in Madison Square Garden in 1939. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939_Nazi_rally_at_Madison_Squ...
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by verzali 2y ago
Um, that sounds pretty much like what trump actually did.
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by verzali 2y ago
What's going on here? I swear I read a few days ago the exact same comments that were apparently posted here a few minutes ago. Is there some kind of strange duplication going on?
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by verzali 2y ago
Rod Blagojevich? Bob Menendez? Eric Adams? Not saying the left is particularly corrupt, there are examples on all sides.
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by verzali 2y ago
If you want to get technical, Andoya is an island separated from continental Europe...
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by verzali 2y ago
No, that's a standard part of flying safety. If you are not in the right mental state to fly you shouldn't, and especially not if the lives of hundreds of people depend on you.
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by verzali 2y ago
America as a whole benefits from being the world hegemon. Having the dollar as the reserve currency has allowed the US to run massive deficits, impose economic sanctions, and get cheaper resources (especially oil). All Americans have benefi
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by verzali 2y ago
I doubt that. He's been quite open about it for years and posted plenty of posts about what he did.
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by verzali 2y ago
No. I've already told my employer that I will not join one planned trip to the US this year. From the travel plans I believe I'm not the only one.
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by verzali 2y ago
I started switching. Email was pretty easy to set up a new account with a different provider and to change on the main websites I use. Good way to "unsubscribe" to a load of spam as well. Switching apps or uninstalling where possi
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by verzali 2y ago
Are you also willing to work for OpenAI for free then? Have you contacted them with such an offer?
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by verzali 2y ago
I can only hope you are right.
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by verzali 2y ago
I don't agree. More than seventy million people voted for him. He has been a politican for over a decade. It is not even like he was put forward by people in a smoke filled room, he was chosen through primaries. To me it's the sam
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by verzali 2y ago
This is it really. The first time round it was ok, well mistakes can be made. The second time? No, something is fundamentally broken in the US. Electing someone else will not fix that. The rest of us need to recognise that and do whatever i
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by verzali 2y ago
A lot of people are now very aware of that risk.
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by verzali 2y ago
It shouldn't be a problem, according to the Trump administration Musk is only an advisor and has nothing to do with DOGE.
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by verzali 2y ago
No, I work at another aerospace company (not in the US). But for some projects I have to work with both ESA and NASA.

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