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Sorry bro it's contextual.

Which is enough to cause severe relativistic precession of the orbital major/minor axes! (Schwarzschild precession)

Sorry, the comment wasn't meant to be a personal judgement on you.

You can accomplish better thermal mass?

You would think automated test would come before your teammates work stations / commit to head.

Because on HN we like titles to have information and not be click-bait. The WSJ title is prime click-bait.

Probably about a hundred different words for that in urbandictionary

This chip: 8 MHz, 8 bit processing  1K x 14 bits EPROM.  48 bytes SRAM.  6 general purpose I/O pins (GPIO), PB[5:0], with independent direction control.

In comparison to the usual suspects like Apollo guidance computer or TI-83, it has a higher clock speed but shorter word length and extremely limited ram and memory. Precisely due to the cost engineering - this is meant to run simple, limited size programs.

With small chips like this do you think they would test at a high sampling level?

Elon cashing out to pay interest on his margin loan. Could be he finally doesn't want to sell any more Tesla stock.

However it did make some Spaniards wealthy

If they offered 51% of the company on a US ipo would they still be looking at getting banned?

What's the reasoning here? You think that life would not have survived ice ages if ice didn't float? Life would probably have adapted even if the oceans froze bottom-up with deep sea "snow" no? It could even have led to a more consistent global temperature as the albedo of earth didn't change through colder periods.

Does it degrade when hermetically sealed? I thought it was down to moisture and getting it in a double glass would be good enough

Like chess on a Scrabble board

It's quite memorable in VR as well! If you get the chance I highly recommend playing HL Alyx with a valve index setup.

It was on par with my first playthrough of the original HL so many years ago.

I believe they are referring to a 10b5-1 plan that includes price-based sale triggers.

And the government got it, in the form of a cost effective usa-based launch solution.

Would be cool if it melts preferentially, choosing either air or water to be "warmer".

Ref 61 as the single citation for a lot of content in Section 3 claiming that hex and octa copters have more endurance than quads. I'm not sure I agree with that statement and it needs a lot of qualifiers if it is to be relied upon.

"used to" - did you stop paragliding? I'm a mid - P3 now.

I would bet that running a single load of synthetic clothes in the dryer creates more microplastic than making 1000 cut and crimped connections of PEX tubing.

What is the impedance of a gopher's teeth?

The law could easily include a liability disclaimer. People just don't like other people, want their privacy, and want their "I got mine" land locked public lands.

You can do it with lasers, see this paper and references. Seems like small trials have been initiated since 2017 but no widespread use or FAA approval yet.

https://www.sto.nato.int/publications/STO%20Meeting%20Procee...

https://www.wired.com/story/boeing-jaxa-turbulence-lidar-las...

"Police officers in SF and Austin circumvent city bans on use of facial recognition."

It seems the camera could use optical flow to get a baseline reading and calibrate the inertial frame offsets. They don't need to point accurately for a long time?

Or maybe that is the method they assume for the second solution and they calculated that it's infeasible.

Some medicinal compounds are hygroscopic and may go bad over time due to the permeability of moisture through the packaging. (Hence the use of metallized foils, which have nearly zero moisture permeability). Same for oxygen/oxidisation.

But yeah, depends on how far past expiry you go.

As a parent, bananas are by far the cheapest and easiest "healthy"(?) food to transport, prepare and get kids to eat. Maybe that has something to do with it.

Apologies, that was meant to be humour rather than criticism.