TooSmugToFail

Obsidian is one of a very few pieces of software I feel very passionate about. The devs are incredibly dedicated, and the community is awesome.

Amazing product.

Wow, what a cool use of this feature! Thanks! :)

Fair enough. Went over my head. :)

Correction: the article was actually published in 2010. Apologies.

How precisely you need to ‘park’ on a Lagrange point?

There’s obviously a singular, ideal Lagrange point, but I would assume there’s something like a practically viable sphere around it where you would benefit from the advantages.

Given the vast distances, I would assume that this viable sphere is sufficiently large to accommodate more than enough man-made space infrastructure.

Corner cutter tool is a cool thing, but doing it to save weight? I re-read the post to find traces of irony, but I failed.

Are there any FPGA implementations of the AV1 codec, and if so, how do the resource requirements compare to HEVC?

Same here.

Thank you, Merry Christmas!

Hear hear.

Amazing resource, love the concept, and been following it for a while.

I hope to find some time in the future to do it myself.

Interesting! What’s the business model?

That little thing is a marvel of engineering.

Could you please link that TOF array?

Assuming you have objective performance metrics, and consistent criteria, the appropriate course of action would be to warn them, re-evaluate after a trial period, and fire if nothing changes.

Looks sleek. Looking forward to giving it a spin.

I don’t know anything about Lobste.rs except what I read in this thread: from what I’ve read in one of the comments it sounds like it’s an online community with a membership approval process designed to appear selective in order to project an elite image. The fact that you’d come to HN to ask for an invite to such a community, and get it in the third comment tells you just how awesome HN community actually is.

What would be those interests, an why?

Well, the argument that article provides relating to advantages over buses is compelling at the fave value: “Until recently, the options for this mid-range transportation (we call it 'mid-tier transit') were limited to light rail, which is very expensive, and bus rapid transit, which is rarely electrified and is often stuck in traffic. The mid-tier transit we need is trackless tram technology: less costly than light rail, faster and sleeker than buses, carbon-neutral and flexible. Installing trackless trams in the middle suburbs can improve access to public transport, reduce emissions, increase land value and encourage more people to move to these areas. “

I’d imagine it’s easier to automate it too…

Actually, I like random things like this posted from time to time. Not because of the content itself, but because of the comments where I can often read relevant and thoughtful insight.

Love it!

Any info about what roles are being cut?

Similarly: $5 for a small bottle of water, or $9 for a large one.

Is Musk going to fund his legal bill, sue, and be extremely loud, or this does not apply to his shareholders?

Yeah, I was excited too, but apparently it turns out the yin-yang is not a natural shape, but contrived. Can’t remember the source for this, but I’m sure it can be found.

Sounds awesome, looks awesome, can’t wait to try it!

Not really sure myself, I’d like to find out too. But I would not expect any issues.

Compare & contrast with the multi-million dollar fines given to the bankers sending work-related texts via IM like WApp/Signal…

Wait. So bank employees cannot use IM of any kind? Or they need a special kind of IM with audit log style integrity safeguarding mechanisms?