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Very cool! I miss Pascal.

You guys have in fact proven my point by bringing up all two of them.

Finally! It only took them 4 tries!

Eh. Charles Stross went off the rocker long ago. Not worth reading.

Really??

Absolutely.

Damn, icq, the memories.

They were incremental but they were incredibly accelerated and ambitious. From nobody ever been in space to landing on the Moon less in 10 years. It's mind boggling how fast they were, and how many projects were running in parallel that all had to work when integrated or no "landing on the moon before the decade is over".

I think lots of us did hehe. But I'm glad it wasn't for a change.

I thought this was about the other Muskrat

I don't see how. Because ChatGPT is not from a US company?

You can try!

How so? It's obvious it was drawn to look like that. It's not a deformation.

Dammit. I was beaten to it...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zm7NR4-FFw

Ridiculous.

Thanks

What's this? Now I want to know.

How many people in HN do competitive programming? Has it helped you?

Source?

Why, like this of course:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYsulVXpgYg

When is it "shilling" vs making me aware of something I may actually be interested in?

(I didn't even read the article)

Are all names in Mathematica really all together in a single namespace? Seems odd not to have such a specific function like SolarEclipse behind some kind of importable module.

And how do I discover what functions I want?

Indeed this comes from MATLAB which is god-awful, and I say this as an enthusiast hardcore MATLAB user.

There are so many commies in HN that I have to think that's deliberate. That's gotta be state actors at play. CCP?

Like, who the f*k cares? There are other companies working on that too.

You bet.

After the whole replication crisis debacle it's clear all of these studies are ... BS.

That sounds interesting. Where?

Exactly. We only know about the terrible ones.

Exactly. There's nothing here that "they" don't know already.

I was gonna say, they were always on alert. It's in the book. The inertial platforms at least were always spinning because it took a long time (minutes) to spin them up, or down.