jk4930

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by jk4930 1y ago
Would you send another Lisp program to space, just for the joy of it?
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Rebooting the Rust CUDA Project(rust-gpu.github.io)
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by jk4930 2y ago
I'd have to use it first to comment on it, but thanks so far. Article makes a good impression.
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by jk4930 2y ago
In the same spirit, why 2 + 2 = 4. https://us.metamath.org/mpeuni/mmset.html#trivia https://us.metamath.org/mpeuni/2p2e4.html
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by jk4930 3y ago
Just want to add that I prefer Ada over C++ despite it having less mind share, tools, and libraries because its productivity is so high. (Not saying that I dislike C++.) And, speculating here, with the encroachment of AI into programming&#x
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by jk4930 5y ago
First, congrats on launching. Second, "AWS GovCloud for ITAR compliance," can the USG access my data (EU company) then?
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by jk4930 6y ago
Euro here. Would you send me an email (in profile)?
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by jk4930 8y ago
Sent you an email (from my sometimes blocked alumnus account, if it doesn't appear, let me know).
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by jk4930 8y ago
"Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures" and they have some overlap with the AGI (AI at human level and beyond) folks as well. http://www.bicasociety.org/
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by jk4930 8y ago
It depends on the specific professor. There are stressful and relaxed ones. It trickles down from the professors to their assistants to their PhD students. Here's my ad-hoc list of bad signs. Avoid those. Professors * don't have t
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by jk4930 8y ago
Would you send me an email (see profile) please?
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by jk4930 8y ago
Follow Peter Thiel into the future: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2011/11/28/no-death-no-ta...
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by jk4930 8y ago
jk at ptscientists dot com
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by jk4930 8y ago
"6. (Mar's Law) Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker." https://spacecraft.ssl.umd.edu/akins_laws.html
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by jk4930 9y ago
Space burials [1] are a thing. When I investigated this, I found that in Germany the cremation industry is against separating remains, i.e. don't bury a part on Earth and another on the Moon. I'm not aware whether a legal backgrou
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by jk4930 9y ago
Other than that it's GTO, we didn't publish orbital parameters or spacecraft/payload specs AFAIK.
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by jk4930 9y ago
Considering that there's little time left, your payload (and business model) has severe constraints. Unless you have something pre-developed and nearly ready to launch (e.g. at a university), aim for something simple. That leaves you m
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by jk4930 9y ago
I work with a former GLXP team (PTScientists from Germany). We left the prize in early 2017 and will launch in 2019. We're actually grateful for the GLXP. It opened doors, it did spread the word and created a community, it forced us to
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by jk4930 9y ago
Pragmatic approach, I like that and am willing to play with it. Combining it with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_path_method could yield interesting results.
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by jk4930 9y ago
https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/
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by jk4930 9y ago
Great, let's check it out. I'll send you an email over the weekend.
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by jk4930 9y ago
I work with PTScientists.com/ (a GLXP team until end of 2016). You keep launch costs low by ride-sharing (secondary payload). One revenue source is to sell payload space to third parties (what we did). Additional funding can come from
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by jk4930 9y ago
Would you be interested in bringing Empire to space? To the Moon is possible but difficult and short-lived. I'd prefer the ISS, bandwidth is okay, it would run for months, just need to keep the computational requirements reasonably low
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by jk4930 9y ago
Healthy young child discovers Ethereum, gets pumped with massive shot of many tokens, feels good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!
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by jk4930 9y ago
Since you're in the UK, look at [1] and perhaps check topics that interest you and follow the names at [2]. Then we have the European Social Simulation Association [3] with Summer Schools and annual conferences. [1] http://c
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by jk4930 9y ago
Re policy, it's used e.g. in environmental resource management (regional level), anti-terrorism (networks, opinion dynamics), urban planning, disease control. Policy isn't based alone on it, of course. But it's used as an in
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by jk4930 9y ago
I found the history of New World wines interesting, esp. where the grapes came from. E.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_California_wine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zinfandel
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by jk4930 9y ago
They publish in Latin. That shows you how old and established they are.
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by jk4930 9y ago
Look at Rebol 2 docs. Or try this (enough for me to get started): http://redprogramming.com/Getting%20Started.html
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by jk4930 10y ago
End of the 1990s with GNAT 3.1xx on Windows. IIRC there were several libraries and runtime elements included "just in case" and I didn't know that I had to deselect them. Perhaps it was the default setting in the GNAT Program

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