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aerophilic

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About aerophilic

Currently building software to enable robotic hand eye coordination.

https://www.l5automation.com/

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    There is a neat solve for the thermal problem that York Space systems has been advocating (based on Russian tech)… put everything in an enclosure. https://www.yorkspacesystems.com/…

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    This seems to be a way to identify and create a 'periodic table' of different machine learning approaches... importantly identifying 'gaps' between approaches which may yield new w…

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    Honestly, and I feel like a promoter… but get either a hackpack from Mark Rober or as otherwise mentioned, mindstorms from LEGO. Crunch labs: https://www.crunchlabs.com/ As someone…

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    They don’t… just do whichever one you are most interested in doing. Each box more or less stands alone (at least that is what I am observing from my kids assembly of them)

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    My kids have loved watching Mark Robers videos, have the subscriptions (one of both the backpack and crunchpack), and we uploaded our video for SatGus. If you have young kids (6-15…

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    This has been a pain point for us and our development process… not all versions of Nvidia drivers are the same… even released ones. You have to find a “good” version and keep to it…

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    Just to plug a friend… Velo.ai does similar things… but has other stuff going on: https://www.velo.ai/ Interesting to see how these two would compare, but my first (light) glance p…

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    It seems to me that if SLS goes… so does Gateway. That said, one thing to note: There are not that many stable lunar orbits. Unlike the earth, the moon is very lumpy. It is the rea…

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    Reading this, this line deeply resonated: “People that out of necessity grow a thick skin with not fitting in and being OK standing out.” I think this is a pre req to trying to do …

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    They insist likely due to the “Kleenex” effect. Couldn’t find a good reference, but once an item becomes generic, it can loose copyright. Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/2…

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    Question: If this change goes into effect, will it effectively open up banking for all the cannabis related/cannabis adjacent companies? Seems like a really smart move to bring the…

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    The best resource I have found for “news” has been Andra Keay’s newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/comm/newsletters/710308591124398489... In it she covers the latest and greatest…

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    This is something I think about quite a bit: There are about 8 billion people on this earth. Of the 8 billion, I would argue only 1 in 10 (800 million) have their basic needs met a…

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    lol, yes… it is indeed fun to share these stories. Two alternate stories I didn’t tell: First is about my two friends (both ridiculously smart) who in undergrad became the TAs for …

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    This was 30+ years ago… I don’t know the details, but trust the source. The source used to teach at Carnegie Mellon. The point my friend made to me was that this guy was so good he…

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    Story from a friend who once was offered the first PhD in Computer Science. He once mentored a guy who was so ridiculously good at writing programs, that he wrote out (once) a 5 fo…