verzali

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by verzali 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by verzali 4mo ago
Couldn't multiple doctors band together? Seems like nurses,rents, and receptionists should benefit from economies of scale.
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by verzali 5mo ago
There are rarely mentioned cases where you do actually want to be able to pierce a rocket with a bullet. Mostly related to recovery (or not...) post-flight.
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by verzali 5mo ago
SpaceX also had a massive explosion on the ground not that long ago.
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by verzali 5mo ago
His account name could just be 'satoshi'. Or similar.
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by verzali 5mo ago
This comment is the very definition of Irony.
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by verzali 5mo ago
Threads is a buggy mess. It has been impossible to create an account on the platform in Europe for months because of a broken authentication system. Even if you do manage to create an account, you have a decent chance of a random and arbitr
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by verzali 5mo ago
Mostly by sitting at a computer and typing commands... Dunno why we say fly, but maybe you prefer operate? Though, funny story, one of my sats had wings and was supposed to demonstrate VLEO flight.
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by verzali 5mo ago
Yes, you can buy it from commercial providers like Planet or even Airbus. They update a few times a day, though depending on the place you are interested in, you may need to put in a request for them to image it. Its actually not that diffi
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by verzali 5mo ago
Founded in London, headquartered in London, and with a British CEO.
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by verzali 5mo ago
As opposed to the free and happy native Americans? Oh wait, they were all murdered and their culture destroyed.
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by verzali 5mo ago
I have never struggled to find a new job quickly in Europe.
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by verzali 5mo ago
Move to Luxembourg then.
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by verzali 5mo ago
I have a physics degree. It is not at all the same thing as an engineering degree.
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by verzali 5mo ago
And yet space tourism ventures consistently struggle to be viable. Even SpaceX barely bothers with that market.
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by verzali 5mo ago
They have launched zero times this year. 160 next year is not even slightly credible.
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by verzali 5mo ago
But this covers only a tiny fraction of people who use those apps. Most people don't send anything via satellite when using messenger.
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by verzali 5mo ago
https://open.substack.com/pub/thequantumcat/p/data-centres-i...
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by verzali 5mo ago
It is actually very easy to move electrons. I only need to get on an aeroplane to move a lot of electrons around.
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by verzali 5mo ago
Hard to follow the argument, if there was one. It seemed to tail off into some kind of AI hallucination in the middle. Strange article!
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by verzali 5mo ago
The direction of travel is concerning, though.
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by verzali 5mo ago
The sudden rise in fuel prices due to the Iran war seems to be at blame. If you have thin margins and didn't hedge, then a shock like that can wipe you out. Probably won't be the last.
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by verzali 6mo ago
What are you, a communist? /s
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by verzali 6mo ago
Something has to lie on that line of latitude. Has anyone checked what is on the southern speed of light latitude?
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by verzali 6mo ago
So the EU is deciding?
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by verzali 6mo ago
Scott Alexander often seems surprisingly unaware of his priors, especially when speaking about things beyond the American shores.
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by verzali 6mo ago
A rogue mission control software for spacecraft
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by verzali 6mo ago
Do you work for them?
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by verzali 6mo ago
I feel like he is chucking a molotov cocktail at all of us. Maybe it will bounce off. Maybe we won't be so lucky.
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by verzali 6mo ago
What possible advantage would using them offer Israel right now? The war is going just fine as it is for them.

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