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    Comment #49072660

    Interesting that it seems like the application method is to melt the glue: > To test its adhesive strength, researchers first glued two untreated polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) pla…

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    Comment #48217792

    There are safety regulations that require things roughly like, "to prevent harm to planes in the air and people on the ground, either control where your satellite re-enters so or m…

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    Comment #46099312

    Cool idea. Given that it transferred ~29 mb when loading, is it safe to assume that the actual page is doing some of the processing? Is the front-end just doing the HNSW or is it d…

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    Comment #45756024

    What kind of constraints can you add? Could I put a unique constraint on property `id` of all nodes with label X? Could I put a constraint that edges of kind A must always go from …

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    Comment #41771446

    I couldn't compare it to other OSINT sources for satellites, but it was pretty good for looking stuff up when I wanted to.

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    Comment #40676850

    Seems like a source that one should not generally take seriously (Tipranks) being syndicated by a source associated with an important name (Nasdaq) as part of a larger wave of arti…

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    Comment #39222660

    Links between satellites closing range near 2x orbital speed have two problems: - bigger doppler - the lifetime of the link is much shorter

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    Comment #39222641

    The "routing in the mesh" slide? Definitely given where the satellites are in that picture some of the links would have to be cross-plane, it's just the whole thing looked so messy…

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    Comment #39219865

    My understanding of the state of the art of inter-satellite optical links is that they have only been used between satellites that are basically in the same orbital plane and in mo…

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    Comment #38860244

    the most amazing, most wirth's law project

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    Comment #38859787

    My biggest beef with JSX is that what I might call the "most natural way" and certainly the "most concise way" of writing certain somewhat-complex structures in JSX often ends up b…

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    Comment #38859612

    I'm going to read that gist ( https://gist.github.com/joepie91/bca2fda868c1e8b2c2caf76af7d... ), but what do you dislike or hate about ES modules? From my own experience, they are …

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    Comment #38355869

    Very nice looking diagrams for the amount of effort required to make them as a client of the library. I love that it uses exactly 1 WebComponent. I love / am vaguely confused that …

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    Comment #38143534

    The focus on "rational" value maximization on individual bets is doubly blind: - First, you and I might have different utility functions which are based on valuing outcomes differe…

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    Comment #38143429

    I appreciate this insight. A lot of the EA stuff really feels like Rationalists treading into philosophical problems where theologians and philosophers have been working for like, …

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    Comment #38027120

    shrug one arm of alphabet pushes through changes to Chrome without standards consensus, another arm of alphabet makes a poor bet on it.

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    Comment #38020139

    hmm. doesn't stuff like this happen every time that chrome implements some interface but other browser vendors don't get on board with that specific version? doesn't this happen...…

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    Comment #38014571

    > I [...] think it's more likely that some part of the Web Components tech stack will be removed from Chrome, Safari, and Firefox in the next 20 years, consequently breaking apps b…

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    Comment #37699062

    Quick question to others who read parts of the introduction: does the writing style smell sort of LLM-ish to you?

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    Comment #37497869

    Yeah, the author has committed to a stance without explaining why or how, beyond kind of provocatively suggesting that it's the only stance intellectually consistent with ruling ou…

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    Comment #37331249

    I would say that it's unclear; that announcement appears to apply only to the Keisan Casio user forum. A machine translation follows: > The bulletin board will be abolished on Sept…

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    Comment #36668840

    Interesting. What personal experiences or survey data are you drawing on for these conclusions? All of what you say sounds like solid, believable inferences but I doubt most people…

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    Comment #33114122

    I usually think of an at-work "politician" as somehow taking advantage of relationships or social forces. What you describe sounds more to me like the ""10X engineer"" (with extra …

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    Comment #32769418

    I think the point is it's a technical structure that supports a very large organization's unified datastore, despite the fact that ownership of the structure of that datastore is d…

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    Comment #32643359

    > why not use that one? Taking any of the more accurate measurements of body composition requires effort, unlike BMI. It's easy and lazy and not yet acknowledged as an ineffective …