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by user32489318 5mo ago
Ok Garry. Reference: (near-end) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IBsau5GlYcU&ra=m
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by user32489318 6mo ago
A satellite of that magnitude can have many failure modes, onboard computer will do their best to de-orbit if it encounters unrecoverable failure: it can use thrusters, it can change attitude to increase surface area towards the sun or the
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by user32489318 6mo ago
True, but at scale of 10k, chances of collision due to malfunction are not 0.
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by user32489318 6mo ago
Imagine a threat actor blowing up one or two of them. Or malfunction leading to collision with a launcher. Or any satellite malfunction and failure to de-orbit in time. Remember MAD, mutual assured distraction? Well we created another one f
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by user32489318 6mo ago
What I found so fascinating about starling is how easy it was for a single country, even a single company in this case, to pollute near-earth space. I understand the mechanics of LEO, and the de-orbit mechanics put in place. But the world-
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by user32489318 7mo ago
Which tool did you guys end up using?
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by user32489318 8mo ago
Not American here. Reading your guys replies it almost feels like you are rejecting the existence of Trump supporters or invalidating their stance. Doesn’t this enforce their argument and created this situation in th first place?
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by user32489318 8mo ago
eHerkenning cost 100eur/user/year for the most basic functionality. That’s a significant amount to pay for by the government
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by user32489318 1y ago
It’s great to have non-US alternatives, but when non-US alternatives become extreme self-centered as EU tends to be(come), I start questioning if this a solution I’m willing to adopt. Current direction “of protecting the children” will eas
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by user32489318 1y ago
Job happiness could be a great metric
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by user32489318 1y ago
IMO this is exactly how it works without the Ai already. I have had a pleasure of renting a plentitude of cars all over the world, and would say that in 10-15% cases there will be reason to withhold or try to withdraw money for “various car
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by user32489318 1y ago
You’re right but: https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/en/2024/07/09/new-ghent-motorway-b... Belgium has run into the same problem and they went on with it
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by user32489318 1y ago
“A is better than B”. B is “bad, bro!” based on vaguely relevant reasons, therefore “A is the best possible solution”.
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by user32489318 1y ago
Ah yes, let’s the replace all ad-funded social media with state/gvn’t funded social media. That will be much better.
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by user32489318 1y ago
After each interaction with their reps, I’m inching close to start PleaseLetMomGo hosting just to fuck with them
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by user32489318 1y ago
Help others that were in your situation
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by user32489318 1y ago
I assume he built his system and then onboarded the company as a client to it. Possible issue here is the degree of separation. If he ever worked on the system before he resigned, or re-used some concepts of it, then I’m sure company would
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by user32489318 1y ago
Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;-- Roberts
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by user32489318 1y ago
I guess he meant to create a view of a table with “where” conditions depend on your user privileges
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by user32489318 1y ago
Depends a lot on the investor expectations. If they think the opportunity for growth and market expansion is coming to its end, then they would force for higher returns.
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by user32489318 1y ago
Reminded me of a major “data”/“AI” platform that stripped all empty files when deploying the code. Because of “security” you were not allowed to list files on the deployed instance, nor review the deployment pipeline code or logs (“it
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by user32489318 1y ago
Maybe we have changed or the industry changed, but last 5 years I’ve rarely met anyone who took the code reviews seriously. Any feedback, or glaring issues, are swept under “we will address this later”, “we work in MVP way(read:deploy barel
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by user32489318 1y ago
They also failed to adjust for expected lifetime of a product.
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by user32489318 1y ago
Would analysis of a similar body of text in a known language yield similar patterns? Put it in another way, could you use this type of an analysis on different types of text help understand what this script describes?
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by user32489318 1y ago
I haven’t used matlab for 10+ years, but back then Matlab used to provide engineering packages for vibrations and non-linear models approximations, I’d imagine the effort of going Python/ open source code to just to redefine your model
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by user32489318 1y ago
Not sure about the US, but in Europe it happens fairly regularly with inland freight ships and private yachts. There are wooden guardrails near the bridge pylons to limit the damage (to the bridge) specially for this reason. Statics is also
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by user32489318 1y ago
Same could be said about gardening, or painting. People like hobby projects
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by user32489318 1y ago
I doubt. It seems that payment providers have god-like rights from the government and don’t feel stressed by a few lawsuits here and there. I had a business account at a larger/largest Dutch bank, and have got the middle finger treatm
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by user32489318 1y ago
It takes little skill, 15USD soldering iron to solder 4-5 through holes wires, connect 10 usd programmer and flash a new firmware. Investing in a (de)soldering station, with the risk of pulling all the neighboring components, breadboard&#x
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by user32489318 1y ago
Quite a bit in IoT market, especially in the low-mid tier and Chinese imports. There’s an entire ecosystem of custom OS’s for home automation that runs on these ESPs, ESPHome for example. I have flashed quite a few smart sockets to run Matt

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