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3 days agoNot exactly. If it goes into full blown Kessler syndrome, it will become everyone’s problem, including at the newly “freed up” lower orbits.
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That was some wild shit I just read.
9·21 days agoI want off this planet.
Background checks can’t catch everyone.
The space race gave us space age materials and advances. It wasn’t for nothing.
4·23 days agoIt’d probably run at a cool 60 mpf
Hell yeah
81·1 month agoThat, or he doesn’t understand composite keys.
That one is by far the worst to work with.
It gets worse. Half the site is MVC, half is blazor. We depend on mainframe connections and external vendors, who in turn have their own API, which we have a wrapper API for.
The entire grahql fusion schema got nuked about two months ago, and we’re still panicking to fix it.
And each of our environments are half environments, that mesh with one another to create a data integrity hellscape.
It’s
turtlesrot all the way down.
We’ve got 10 APIs, with a fraction of a percent of code coverage. None of the responses/requests/error messages/fetch services are standardized.
So unsurprisingly this project has been going on for 6 years.
They’d get better use out of them by turning the batteries into anti personnel landmines.
What about euphemisms?
“We have to cast a wide net during the study to prevent the data from being skewed”
There will always be a way to maliciously comply, it’s just a question of how much shit you’ll get for doing so.
How to download/run a uncensored LLM locally:
Surely this will bring egg prices down.
Should be illegal. But corpos own this country so here we are.
Potentially. Being an asshole doesn’t mean you have foresight.
10/10 icing on the cake move.
That’s a good way to fuck up your paint, and your drive train if one of them goes under.
That’s the problem here though, that effect is lessening. So they’re gonna stay up their longer, potentially past the limits of what they can do to avoid collisions. That’s going to create problems for lower orbits.