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aerospace_guy
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Comment #40610467
This has been happening for years now. Just adding "AI" or "LLM" gets the views and $$ these days.
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Comment #31747080
The Van Horn property is primarily for Blue Origin, and I believe most is under the Blue Origin LLC, not him directly.
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Comment #30276205
Amazon can launch Kuiper satellites on any launch vehicle, not just New Glenn.
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Comment #29814652
the code is in the youtube video description [1]; definitely not PID control [1] https://gist.github.com/ggerganov/092b86a59fa34926998953701a...
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Comment #28874696
> And aerospace engineers are dirt cheap Inaccurate, please stop sharing misinformation. Seeing this on HN is unfortunate.
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Comment #28724436
It seems this is becoming the norm these days. Astra, Joby Aviation, Lucid Motors, Archer and a few others in the aerospace/automotive industries have done this recently.
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Comment #28066481
Thanks for the response, y'all sound like a cool group of people. Wish you the best of luck, and I might sneak an application in once you get that hiring page up. Godspeed!
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Comment #28063401
Super cool! 1. I know there are a few other startups/companies working on similar technology. What differentiates y'all? I think Turion is the only one I've seen come out of YC tho…
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Comment #27886552
When commercial airplanes started out, people said the same thing about it being for rich people only. That's how these expensive things start. One day, the cost of these flights w…
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Comment #27838664
For sure, you're right that compared to a jet engine there are fewer parts. The caveat is you're comparing a large engine (and aircraft) with a much smaller one. Electric aircraft …
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Comment #27838646
I agree! Just that saying "almost nothing to inspect or maintain" is not true.
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Comment #27836787
Modern turbofan/turbojet/turboprop (really, any engine) has a ton of SW involved. Engine controllers [1] literally control the engines. Your point is completely wrong, I've worked …
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Comment #27836414
Huh? I see a lot of parts that can fail. What do you mean?
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Comment #27693028
I just watched this for the first time. Your energy is infectious and inspiring. Thank you for what you do.
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Comment #27682848
> feedback loop that robs us of our independent thought by way of falling victim to laziness This was my first thought when I saw this. I intentionally don't use predictive text wh…
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Comment #27437832
Thank you for posting this.
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Comment #27427008
New Shepard has flown 14 times successfully without any failures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Shepard#Full_flight_list
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Comment #27384011
Likely due to the relation between supersonic jets and sonic booms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_boom
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Comment #27237692
Same here but only in elementary school. At least back in 2004. We moved from Logo -> QBasic -> Visual Basic -> HTML -> Java -> C before graduating high school.
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Comment #26877659
> There should be an option to turn off simple things like that: turn off podcasts, pause learning from my music for then next 30 minutes, etc. They state that private listening 'm…
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Comment #26584958
> I have my phone in do not disturb mode 24/7 Me too. I've recommended it to so many people, but I think many are so addicted to that dopamine hit they find it hard to do.
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Comment #26085565
Try meditation. Control your mind.
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Comment #25910799
What sites allow employees to sell their options/shares to non-employees?
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Comment #25471441
Why do you need machine learning to "deal with the knockback of shooting a gun from a drone"?