georgeg23

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by georgeg23 2y ago
so spaceX was deep into this since their founding...
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by georgeg23 2y ago
I found this comment very enlightening, In 2019, Elon Musk met 4-star general O’Shaughnessy & Jay Raymond to discuss homeland defense innovation. O'Shaughnessy took their discussion to the United States Senate to pitch a new space-
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by georgeg23 2y ago
always thought it was weird how all the SpaceX StarShield/Mars Program employees joined Castelion https://castelion.com/team Makes sense now
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Maybe it's not about birds if it's about nukes.
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by georgeg23 2y ago
sadly him playing games with the nuclear balance leave us all underlings in his game.
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by georgeg23 2y ago
So isn't that a deep problem to his FSD architecture?
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Didn't Elon have a Twitter meltdown today about how AI will leak your secrets? The cited Science journal paper answers your question about whether the U.S. govt wants it. As well as the quotes from Heritage and Trump. Sounds like inclu
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Yeah but OP is backed by citations w/ Nature & Science.
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by georgeg23 2y ago
the point is you judge the facts for themselves
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Sounds like an ad hominem attack... or ad-machinum?
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SpaceX conspiracy agreed by multiple AIs(chatgpt.com)
7 points by georgeg23 2y ago|3 comments
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Must be training it on classified documents
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by georgeg23 2y ago
The satellite can deploy a hypersonic glide vehicle and utilize it's orbital velocity to manueve within the atmosphere. See Fractional Orbital Bombardment. China tested theirs last year. ...SpaceX people are building it here: https:&
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by georgeg23 2y ago
Studies I've seen are not so clear that an EMP would kill many satellites. They would raise radiation levels 10x over normal for few months, but most Starlink satellites would be fine (as seen in the last solar CME event).
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by georgeg23 3y ago
assume you meant can't* ?
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by georgeg23 3y ago
So what happens now? Assuming the Delaware Supreme Court upholds the decision, will a new ex post facto pay package be negotiated?
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Not too surprising given time and space are pretty symmetric (or anti-symmetric).
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Update, actually NSA is a confirmed customer. https://techcrunch.com/2015/01/11/leaked-palantir-doc-reveal... The company's name is derived from The Lord of the Rings where the magical palantíri were &qu
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by georgeg23 3y ago
The main source that sells a continuous cross-platform civilian tracking dragnet (probably to the NSA) is Peter Thiel's company Palantir. Thiel is at the center of so much other sci-fi military industrial complex stuff, it's scary
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by georgeg23 3y ago
There are plenty of ground-based missile defense solutions for NK (aircraft and drones near NK are also an option if boost-phase interception is considered critical when their program advances). The problem with space-based orbital missile
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by georgeg23 3y ago
It has plenty of flaws and would be net destabilizing. "Iron dome in Space" doesn't work when it comes to nuclear weapons. Heck even Iron Dome can't protect against large barrage of small rockets from Gaza. It would jus
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Elon founded SpaceX with Michael D. Griffin and offered him the role of Chief Engineer but he declined. Griffin instead went to Washington to steer NASA funding to SpaceX, before they ever launched any rockets. Griffin was Chief Architect
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by georgeg23 3y ago
It's worse than that, SpaceX is a major military contractor which had been working with the Trump administration to stage weapons in low Earth orbit. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/23733/spacex-exec-say
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by georgeg23 3y ago
There'd probably be people effectively living in the park in their RV if entrance was free. The entrance requirements also help enforce that rangers inform visitors about dangers, closures etc.. upon arrival.
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Winner pays what #2 bid + a penny more correct? (Similar to eBay, when done correctly) It's unclear why a penny is considered the legal adder, why not 15% more? If this is all disclosed in Google's terms of service, is it really f
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by georgeg23 3y ago
In particular I would recommend the ELEY Garden Hose
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Can't we all just get along...
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by georgeg23 3y ago
But then market pressures for efficiency will lead to mergers and acquisitions...
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by georgeg23 3y ago
Glad kids will no longer be waking up to bus exhaust fumes every morning.
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by georgeg23 3y ago
The paid lottery in particular is problematic given you don't get refunded if you lose.

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