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gibsjose
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Comment #23682571
Very well written and well thought out comment. It gave me a new perspective on the traditional conception of partisan politics.
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Comment #22347427
If you’re looking for something more lightweight in between vanilla GDB and a full GUI frontend, I would highly recommend GDB Dashboard: https://github.com/cyrus-and/gdb-dashboard …
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Comment #19403817
Love the idea. Please try to add Madcap ( https://madcapcoffee.com/ ) to your list of coffee producers; they are one of the best coffee roasters in the US, in my opinion. They alre…
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Comment #19390540
Magical is truly the word to describe Docopt. I use it for all Python code I write and have also used the C and C++ variants. I would highly recommend Docopt to anyone writing comm…
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Comment #19370783
I'd love to hear more about this. Could you expand on how you measure your insulin response and as a result how you avoid erratic energy levels?
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Comment #18879471
As one of the engineers affected by this (Goddard Space Flight Center) I could not disagree with you more strongly.
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Comment #15671884
I really like the concept. One small improvement I would recommend is to allow cards to be swiped in any direction, specifically up or down. Depending on how you are holding your d…
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Comment #14660969
Not only that, but it took a solid minute of frustrated tapping to successfully hit the 'I agree' checkbox. Using chrome on iOS.
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Comment #14393007
Did you reply to the wrong comment? I certainly never suggested they shouldn't be learning math or that the program was a bad idea.
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Comment #14390869
It is quite fascinating to imagine inmates passing their handwritten Vigenère encrypted secrets using Diffie-Hellman key exchange.
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Comment #14295750
Yeah, that's more correct
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Comment #14295649
Turns out we are funded. PACE may be funded as well actually, but there's no clear indication either way. I was at the all-hands a few weeks ago where it seemed to be a bit more gr…
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Comment #14289318
Agreed. Most major satellites are now designed with potential reservicing in mind, at least to some degree.
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Comment #14289312
While it's not entirely impossible that some classified mission has done some basic reservicing of a DoD bird, I know from working on Restore-L that we will be the first ever to do…
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Comment #14289302
Refueling satellites will absolutely be a thing :) Restore-L is going to do just that in 2020-2021, and do it autonomously to boot. I work on Restore-L and believe me, there is a h…
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Comment #14289280
Yeah, the SSPD (NASA office behind Restore-L) started with the Hubble reservicing missions
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Comment #14288131
On-orbit satellite servicing and refueling has not been performed as of yet, but we are currently working on it: https://sspd.gsfc.nasa.gov/restore-l.html
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Comment #14181161
I was rejected from Google when I first graduated from college. Now I work at NASA and I'm very thankful I didn't get that job. Saying that the hiring process is flawed isn't the s…
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Comment #14015742
There was a time when we weren't exactly sure which client we were going to refuel, but as far as we know, it will be Landsat-7. I believe NRL and possibly others are working on re…
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Comment #14013637
My group's mission at NASA is highly related: https://sspd.gsfc.nasa.gov/restore-l.html We're going for LEO reservicing. It's quite a challenging mission, especially since our clie…
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Comment #13961321
I'm curious to see the data collected on guesses. Some were quite difficult to guess, like hashes per second with bcrypt not knowing the cost factor, but I guess we can assume some…