Viewing profile — Thervicarl
Thervicarl
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Aug 06, 2020, 9:28 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 103
- Public activity
- 30 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About Thervicarl
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #41463764
I have run it on a few hundred systems with Cortex R5 (used in a production context so demonstrated to be stable over tens of thousands of hours). At that time there was a referenc…
-
comment
Comment #39088859
Wikipedia says there were 505 Boeing 737-900ER ordered and 505 delivered between 2007 and 2019. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_Next_Generation
-
comment
Comment #38968037
A record for jet order should provide some job safety over the next few years (and possibly hiring if they increase their output instead of just adding to a longer backlog) for peo…
-
comment
Comment #38639757
> Gwen Shotsell Gwynne Shotwell
-
comment
Comment #38361104
This should guide them if they want to modify existing airliners so they are better equipped to crash into the ground, 737 MAX style. No thanks.
-
comment
Comment #37898490
News headlines about "3D-printed guns".
-
comment
Comment #37090359
From what I read in the PDF, the analysis is very debatable (with The Register putting forward mostly the nonsensical allegations). Disclosure: I work on satellite design and in th…
-
comment
Comment #36784660
> the commission itself is captured/corrupt It has been for quite some time (at least it was already dragging this reputation for the EU constitution referendum in 2005). To the po…
-
comment
Comment #35263733
Because that is a liquid commodity.
-
comment
Comment #34786920
> I've worked with so many truly incompetent and stupid teams and organizations And all of them have deemed you a suitable fit for their incompetent and stupid team or organization…
-
comment
Comment #34215757
> their principle competitor among the new disruptive LEO constellations is Amazon The main criteria should be: who has hardware in space ? So the answer is, despite all their prob…
-
comment
Comment #33438896
>> 4 RS-25s per year > more like 4 years for ONE That is disingenuous. The message you pointed to says "4-4.5 years from when we order material" which is comparing the manufacturin…
-
comment
Comment #33119264
> The study, from Russian researchers [...] They would deorbit after 1-3 months [...] But it gets a little fuzzy in the income estimates. Even assuming that this could be done once…
-
comment
Comment #32953419
> There was 0 increase in electricity here In France I think the price of electricity for professionals has been multiplied by five in the past few months. The price of electricity…
-
comment
Comment #32635892
> imagine if a company becomes so dominant that little competition exists and little interest exists to create competition This is the core of Softbank / Vision Fund investing thes…
-
comment
Comment #32011428
> The cost of tickets will vary from €3 to €10 depending on the season. So there will barely be an entry fee for people coming for the day too. For a measure targeting people comin…
-
comment
Comment #32011317
Amsterdam seems to have gotten better thanks to the pandemic. I go there on a regular basis to visit relatives with kids so I mostly visit parks and playgrounds and the drastic red…
-
comment
Comment #31678888
My high school had an electronics training course that was building decoders as a practical work. It was good training for supply chain management and manufacturing. And they were …
-
comment
Comment #31665815
I do not think the message is "here's another bad thing". It is underlining that lots of people are focusing on conflicts between scooters, bikes and pedestrian have to use walkabl…
-
comment
Comment #30958012
I have an old memory of my grandmother being scolded because she only wanted to take the paper of the guy she wanted to vote for. And the assessors at my local voting place usually…
-
comment
Comment #30957908
French ballot boxes are transparent. And you can only insert your envelope when the person in charge presses a lever to open the entry slot. Even for a magician / trickster it woul…
-
comment
Comment #30540580
Not a competitor, a former partner. Early in the OneWeb project Greg Wyler was coming with his O3B background and positioning himself as the mastermind for the constellation aspect…
-
comment
Comment #30539697
OneWeb is/was lanuching with Arianespace. But Arianespace basically does not have any rocket anymore. A few Ariane 5 left with an uncertain Ariane 6 ramp-up, no more Soyuz, an prob…
-
comment
Comment #30539686
There was bad blood between Elon Musk and Greg Wyler the messianic swindler founder of OneWeb. But Greg Wyler is long gone to find new credulous investors. And his main investor su…
-
comment
Comment #30022560
> I don’t think SpaceX needs any ground stations It is not magic. You signal from the user terminal has to reach a ground station / gateway connected to the Internet. Either there …