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Had zero intentions of defending Boeing (or anyone else) here. I made a mistake about the meaning of “stranded” in my comment. What I should have said is “they are not stranded in …

As per the article, the SpaceX vehicle due for launch later this month will only carry two of the four astronauts originally planned. The two empty seats will be used by the two de…

Tried to copy/paste some excerpts for context, but weirdly, the bulk of the text content on that page is not text, but are part of images. I was curious to know what was meant by "…

To add some context: the astronauts are not "stranded" in space. They are in the international space station. They were supposed to get back on this capsule after a few days stay, …

For some additional context: the podcast series is titled "Autocracy in America".

The article doesn't mention how or what kind of location data will be collected/used. There is no explicit mention of tracking location using smartphones or laptops. It is mentione…

Hey, this looks neat! Summary: "Plan with AI" then offered me a timetable that tried to ensure I get to watch all the chosen films over the week, with no screening time conflicts. …

The included link returned a 404. Found this link to be working: https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2015/article/stem-crisis-or-ste... Excerpts from it: > Our central question is whether…

During the curation, how do you deal with problems for which some solutions exist but that some users are not aware of yet? I would guess that social media will be so noisy with pe…

Good question that led to insightful responses. I would like to bring GitBook ( https://gitbook.com ) too to the comparison notes (no affiliation). They, too, focus on the collabor…

>Councillors say they see what Phorest is trying to do, but that it’s not what the city overall needs. “I definitely empathise with the CEO and company, said Eoin Hayes, a Social D…

I'll be interested to hear more about this.

Reg. Gmail marking Ente verification emails as spam and showing the "Similar messages were used to steal people's personal information" warning. Not an engineer/experienced with em…

Sounds great. Non-engineer, but curious. Is there a walkthrough blog post or video that can help someone appreciate/understand this easily?

I was able to try it out without signing up (just the 'Great Minds' reactions).