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Comment #21401696
The Eads bridge[1] is also an example of a very early (opened in 1874) use of steel. I don't know about how over engineered it is, but it is still used for automobile and light rai…
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Comment #21397883
Starship is a devastatingly powerful space access and logistical transport mechanism that will instantly crush the relevance of every other rocket ever built. If I am a launch prov…
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Comment #21391024
In the middle of 1966, Robert Taylor took over the directorship of Information Processing Techniques Office (IPTO)[1]. It was Taylor who launched the project that produced ARPANET.…
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Comment #21107604
"One of the really interesting interesting things to contemplate is the total mass to orbit capability of a large reusable system where you have a significant fleet in operation. I…
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Comment #20747250
Also see the Apache Point Observatory Lunar Laser-ranging Operation (APOLLO)[0]: "APOLLO measures the round-trip travel time of laser pulses bounced off the lunar retroreflectors[1…
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Comment #20708140
Mark Volkmann gave a great talk on Svelte[0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_PTdJq-1rA
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Comment #20442571
Check out the book The Wright Brothers by David McCullough[1]. You will see that they are anything but tinkerers, but more the founders of aeronautical engineering. [1] https://www…
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Comment #18536447
I use a "Hackintosh". This buyer's guide can help you if you want to build your own or by a PC that would work well[1]. [1] https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/building-a-custom…
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Comment #18399321
A great book on this topic is Suggestible You by Erik Vance. He addresses some of the scientific basis of the placebo effect.
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Comment #17322191
This series was very well researched and written. He is starting a new series on the history of the Internet. I'm really looking forward to it.[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/…
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Comment #17322127
This is by the author of "The Switch"[0], a history of the electronic switch. I found the series fascinating and am looking forward to this new series on the Internet. [0] https://…
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Comment #16915044
> I'm already seeing a lot of good developers move away from node as they gain experience and realize things should be much better. What are you seeing them move to?
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Comment #16385641
According to Elon Musk[0](32:30), no. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mCGbguCw2U
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Comment #14007602
TradeHarbor offers a service called EmailToSign [1] that allows you to sign PDFs using your voice. [1] http://tradeharbor.com/2017/hosted-apps/
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Comment #13185558
I'll be able to view over 1 minute of totality from my backyard. Check out http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/every_community.htm for totality times for any town along the path.
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Comment #12232203
"Instead of being locked in a self-storage unit with two rabid wolverines, why not three?"
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Comment #11390316
Can we file a Freedom of Information Act request to have the method the FBI used disclosed?
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Comment #11002713
I played with American Bricks at my Grandma's house as a kid. I even built a suspension bridge with them. They were great fun.
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Comment #10861875
If you have a face-to-face conversation with a friend (assuming no eavesdropping devices are around) everything you say "self destructs". You'll feel freer to say certain things kn…
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Comment #10454201
I contact my U.S. Representative requesting the Air Force release records pertaining to the incident. We need to know that facts.
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Comment #7436201
Now I'm going to start seeing 2048 combos.