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3y ago
Really bad HN title "Same Energy Density at Half the Weight". That is nonsensical; "density" should be elided in the title. The actual goal is to double the energy density so that the battery can provide the same energy
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(2018)
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https://archive.ph/sZerh
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https://archive.ph/eDCri
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3y ago
P.S. Most web sites use Google analytics, which relies on JavaScript so, as a bonus, I'm in Google's blind spot.
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3y ago
Yes, I'm browsing with JavaScript disabled by default. It cuts out an incredible amount of crap. With JavaScript, web sites (especially "news" sites) are unusably slow due to all the crap advertising pushing GB of crap JavaSc
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If you read with JavaScript disabled, she says Hey NoScript peeps, (or other users without Javascript), I dig the way you roll. That's why this page is mostly static and doesn't generate the list dynamically. The only things you&
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3y ago
How about Google hires talent that actively tests, discovers and mitigates vulnerabilities That's Project Zero: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Zero
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3y ago
Most/all of the legacy "name brand" companies sell their logo to third party manufacturers. For instance, GE does not make any of the consumer products that bear their logo. To the two parts to your question: a) Yes. b) No. Y
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Fearing the Wrong Thing
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If you click to bring up the "start menu", you can then right-click on the "live" boxes that come up with the start menu and remove them. This doesn't remove the bloatware, but does remove the distracting crap that
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https://archive.ph/RwIze
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Text version: https://spacenews.com/software-problem-blamed-for-ispace-lun... tl;dr: The landing site was changed late in the mission planning sequence (after the Critical Design Review). As a result of the landing site cha
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3y ago
Geocaching is a good way to find "local knowledge" type of interesting places. https://www.geocaching.com/
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More information on Habitat 67: https://www.archdaily.com/404803/ad-classics-habitat-67-mosh...
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The tanks are held in supporting cradles when horizontal so that their weight is distributed properly. Sometimes the tanks must be pressurized when transported horizontally or they would be damaged.
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I interpreted Musk's comment to reflect the fact that rockets generally will be destroyed if the tanks lose pressurization and/or the rocket tumbles. The (load bearing) tank walls usually cannot support major side loads. The Stars
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His point had nothing to do with the termination system. The rocket tumbled for four complete revolutions. Most rockets will be destroyed by inertial and aerodynamic forces well before the first revolution (they are designed to withstand fo
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In the SpaceX feed they were waiting for the second stage to separate and light, and it didn't do either. So first question is why didn't it separate? T+00:16 - Shortly after liftoff, when the engine graphic first appears, three
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Afterword: Within twenty-four hours of sending this message I received a response from someone in "Executive Relations" at Amazon apologizing for the spider and giving me a $10 credit. I guess they figured with the ten bucks I co
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As long as the trajectory of the vehicle stays within the "safe trajectory box", the range safety officer has no reason to blow the rocket up. SpaceX acquired a huge amount of data that would have otherwise been lost if the RSO wa
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Webcam footage with narration of what the ships are doing: https://youtu.be/8s18O_iAlKE?t=366
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Infinitely far, imo. A LLM can minic a person, but it is all artificial and not at all intelligent. We humans anthropomorphize everything so we fool ourselves into thinking mimicry is the same as personality. The flaw in "LLM will be
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How come none of the Engineers ever get rich in these schemes? "These schemes" were fraud. It is better, and wiser, to eschew fraudulent riches and stay out of jail.
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The twitter post simply links to a Facebook video which is a link to a YouTube video (Red Side). Use the source, Luke. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DHNp7aEviE
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(2009)
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"Why did the projected explosion of technological growth everyone was expecting—the moon bases, the robot factories—fail to happen? There are two possibilities. Either our expectations about the pace of technological change were unreal
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The line is broken (double-pasted): https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/28/23659191/amazon-sidewalk-...
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https://archive.ph/TO3Op
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The inverse of "startup" is "shutdown."
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