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1y ago
it's funny, but tipping is one of the things many people will pay more to avoid.
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1y ago
maybe you could presume sincerity and not respond like a prick?
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wow, seems he still doesn't get it, maybe he's too wealthy to understand. (this article might actually be satire, i just realized) exciting, bold proclamations from the techno-king might be really fun for him - but sound awfully d
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1y ago
exactly. so this policy which was ostensibly about closing a loophole used by big tech is actually a benefit to big tech because it keeps disruptive new competitors from arising. regulatory capture strikes again.
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I dunno, man. strikes me as crazy persecuted-genius syndrome. red flags go up from the very start.
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NASA Civil Space Shortfalls (2024)
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Top technology needs across NASA directorates. #1 is Thermal management to survive lunar night. final report is a linked pdf: www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/civil-space-shortfall-ranking-july-2024.pdf
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1y ago
no it does not seem likely, that's nonsense. the pentagon likes the spacex product just the way it is
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after 5 years then every year is deducting a whole year's worth of R&D - as long as that investment is not too lumpy from year to year you are back where you started
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it's the New York Fed. they are not making that mistake.
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shh. don't complain too loudly or we'll lose an important tell. python articles using snake illustrations can usually be ignored because they are not clueful. -- python, monty
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1y ago
maybe something like dyslexia but for semantics. I did some searching and couldn't find a term for this.
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same
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1y ago
I can clearly see the object as a bright group of pixels in the IRAS image, but I don't see a damn thing at the spot they hilight in the AKARI image. Like, are they kidding or is this a crap article with the wrong image or something?
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1y ago
I thought it was Hyper-Catan at first. this is cool, i guess, too.
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2y ago
thank you. the catastrophizing that makes up so much of this site is such a dead-end. seems people rather engage in sensational fantasy instead of understanding. cheers
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2y ago
Welcome! can we call you tang?
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2y ago
same. and when I learned it was Dan G I didn't accept it entirely. now it's a sort of superposition of them - and mostly a nebulous entity that maintains civil discourse - like something from a Miyazaki movie
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Of course you are the best kind of correct but to instead advance the whole discussion I think we can agree that there is no trail of carnage in the wake of waymos leaving only them unscathed. I live in sf. Waymos are far more predictable
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all the concepts i've seen were horizontal landing mostly with fold-out wings
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2y ago
they are witches and read it in the tea leaves, i guess. i didn't read the article
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2y ago
you are stating this with confidence but it doesn't sound at all convincing - where are you getting this from? aggressive crowd control measures have been used very often and they almost never result in an armed rebellion. that'
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2y ago
finally someone bringing some reason and evidence to this stupid discussion. thank you
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Yes, you have my permission to remind people of that - especially the poster I was responding to. The accuracy of the landing was excellent.
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not 'similarly structured' but the immediate sibling craft - the same design from the same company. not "eventually toppled" but broke a leg and landed on its side right away. Definitely the next mission will be the same
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2y ago
goddamn. it was 250 METERS - not miles.
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2y ago
This is fun : Private is origin. Robotic is material
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2y ago
it's a tax on the hopes of the desperate and depressed. better than leaving it to the criminal underworld, though.
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2y ago
He's not a sincere person to talk to, don't waste your time.
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2y ago
It absolutely is not. The article says no such thing and you show yourself as an untrustworthy participant in this discussion.
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