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visviva
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Comment #48812741
Hate when my Nasic and past performance are left unpaired
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Comment #48359347
The weapon you linked to is an anti ballistic missile. The difficulty is not purely in how fast the target is going, but how much it maneuvers, the duration at which it can sustain…
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Comment #47840289
Suggest changing the title to include both parts, if they fit: "Tim Cook to become Apple Executive Chairman, John Ternus to become Apple CEO"
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Comment #46709063
Totally agree. Cool little project, but I cannot think of one use case where this is needed. > But "fine" starts to feel slow when you need dense time resolution. Generating a mont…
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Comment #45932875
Impossible claim with no evidence offered - curious why this is on the front page.
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Comment #45813913
It will require a number of innovations just to solve the formation flying aspect of the system, not to mention the other challenges (listed and not)... good luck with that.
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Comment #44850263
There are a couple interesting-sounding claims made here but there is basically no detail to be found, which strikes me as odd at best and suspicious at worst.
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Comment #44600163
I've been using Instapaper for many years to collect things to read later, and I use Pinboard to archive things that I've read and want to save.
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Comment #44119163
I was kind of hoping for a deep-dive on notebook types and features, not gonna lie.
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Comment #43768144
*The problem with modern software engineering
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Comment #43249134
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Comment #42197921
The paper in question is here: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40295-024-00458-3 It adds to a pretty large body of literature around this subject, the gist of which is "…
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Comment #41907545
Astrodynamics
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Comment #41904760
The most likely options are that it was struck by debris or that there was an explosion onboard. Those two are not mutually exclusive, either.