vpribish

42 ms·

541.
by vpribish 11y ago
That makes much more sense, thanks for digging in. I'd think that the applicants with 'cancer survivor' emblazoned on their hat could come across as making an appeal for sympathy and that is out of place in that setting illus
542.
by vpribish 11y ago
You mean: in that there is no tangible limit to the supply of fossil fuels and any local scarcity is due to economics and politics? I'm looking at you Organization of Potato Exporting Countries.
543.
by vpribish 11y ago
aww... I've have reached my article limit.
544.
by vpribish 11y ago
These are meant for very low orbit where they re-enter within weeks. The biggest orbital debris problem is explosions leaving many thousands of struts spreading out over their own special orbits. I wonder which is better from a debris stan
545.
by vpribish 11y ago
I called it clickbaity for 2 reasons : 1) The buzzfeed style (gotta have some digits!) didn't help because any reasonable person would have said "half". 2) While 1:2 is technically true it's also the scariest number they
546.
by vpribish 11y ago
My background is hedge fund and consumer website management - not healthcare. My ignorance aside* - your points, and solution seem right on. It's surprising that in these lightly-regulated, profit-driven, fields we seem to have set up
547.
by vpribish 11y ago
they quoted $20k (ballpark) per mission - that strikes me as a little high for 25g to LEO. What is that paying for? Using the old benchmark of $10k per lb to LEO 25g could cost $550. Cubesats weigh up to 1.3kg and cost about $100k to launc
548.
by vpribish 11y ago
"Of the almost 3,675 medication administrations in the observed operations, 193 events, involving 153 medication errors and 91 adverse drug events, were recorded ... Almost 80 percent of those events were determined to have been preven
549.
by vpribish 11y ago
Come visit beautiful San Francisco! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_cable_car_system I think the wires would get in each other's way if you had pods in the same volume.
550.
by vpribish 11y ago
looks like the singularity is here for records : http://3dprintingindustry.com/2014/12/03/3d-printed-hand-cra... http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Record/
551.
by vpribish 11y ago
clever, wish we could read the research. Seems that the aim is to create a higher density (and presumably larger scale) medium for computing than can be made with traditional fabrication. trade-off (opportunity?) is that it computes much