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Comment #49116818
It's usually kerosene + O2, not H2O2. But H2 + O2 is another classic liquid rocket fuel that has higher specific energy (energy per mass), but lower energy density (energy per volu…
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Comment #48831794
Is a data center satellite really that different from a communications satellite? Starlink sats must have some significant processing power and nontrivial control system, and they …
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Comment #48511466
Taking a 10% stake in a company is far from nationalization. And the big increase in Intel's stock price happened months after that.
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Comment #48433739
You're commenting under an article about politics, not about diabetes research.
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Comment #48214630
NASA mostly runs on SpaceX, so it depends if you consider ISS to be critical. But I wouldn't say it would be mind boggling.
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Comment #48146080
So, your link shows that they probably have like $1 billion in sales per month (but they publicly overstated this by 30%), and that's the struggle to find customers? There are tons…
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Comment #48142653
> a technology that already deeply struggles to find customers As far as I know it's the opposite, Anthropic struggles to satisfy demand, they have tons of paying customers and the…
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Comment #48129933
Starship V2 heat shield was good enough to allow the ship to perform a landing on the ocean in one piece, in a precise spot. But a safe landing is not enough, the ship needs to be …
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Comment #47954111
14.3 seems to come from some Red Hat-specific GCC version, which can be reported as "gcc (GCC) 14.3.1 20250617 (Red Hat 14.3.1-2)". See these random examples I found by googling: h…
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Comment #47953643
Strange that it's not classified as "high", which specifically includes "local root privilege escalations". > High: A significant problem, typically exploitable for nearly all user…
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Comment #47953328
In TFA: https://copy.fail/#mitigation > Before you can patch: disable the algif_aead module. > echo "install algif_aead /bin/false" > /etc/modprobe.d/disable-algif.conf > rmmod alg…
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Comment #47918193
You're not contradicting my comment, I was talking specifically about the key with full permissions that the LLM found (the article doesn't talk about other keys that LLM could hav…
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Comment #47913819
> what they thought was a narrowly scoped API token, and they very clearly state that they never would have given an AI full access if they realized it had the ability to do stuff …
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Comment #47913358
It sounds like the keys just don't have any scoping. From the post: > The Railway CLI token I created to add and remove custom domains had the same volumeDelete permission as a tok…
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Comment #47811798
Not exactly, it was a normal solar panel business started by Elon's cousins (SolarCity), but it wasn't going well, and in the end it was bought by Tesla for much bigger money than …
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Comment #47559085
Well, I only said that if we're considering a ~fully renewable energy generation in the UK, with supply evened out by massive pumped storage projects, then locating all the storage…
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Comment #47555378
600km is roughly the distance from the hilly parts of Scotland to the south of England.
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Comment #47555349
If you're talking about uranium enrichment, that's like saying we increased the amount of gasoline on earth (by refining crude oil). Natural uranium is ~99% non-fissile, and ~1% fi…
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Comment #47554890
> Isn't pumped hydro severely limited by geography in many places? Scotland seems to be a perfect place for pumped storage. I see that UK has 4 pumped storage stations, 2 in Wales,…
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Comment #47554471
>England is 90% renewables The thing is, it's nowhere near 90% in general. 90% is the generation right now, with sunlight and good wind. On the site you can see that renewables wer…
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Comment #47554411
The title may be misleading, but IMO not for the reasons you mentioned. "90%" is based on generation right now, live. On the site from the post you can see that for the last day (2…
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Comment #47497576
Audio in this video is cut, with parts of the recording omitted, see here for the full recording: https://youtu.be/Pbm-QJAAzNY?si=4Kkd8t8VEAsgHmJv&t=149 Timestamps from the video: …
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Comment #47171694
IMO putting an important number in your post/comment, and not providing a source for that number, is also kind of low effort. If you verified the number before writing, you already…
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Comment #46836985
That's cool, thanks for the links.
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Comment #46827896
I haven't used them, but IIRC they maintain a constant voltage until they're discharged, when it instantly drops to 0. That may be a problem, because if your device has any battery…