The way its built requires no human operational cost.
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Historically, soldiers have generally been reluctant to use their weapons. During WWII, around 20% of soldiers actually fired their weapons in combat. Even fewer shot to kill often aiming over the heads of the enemy.…
As well as financing the construction of municipal infrastructure. Get over yourself.
Driving back and forth in front of the damn charger speaks for itself. Straws. You maybe holding some. EDIT: Two words. Occam's Razor. Your explanation is so tangled that an entire battalion of Viet Cong could hide in…
I challenge you to drink a glass of gasoline.
It's odd that any mention of Elon Musk colonizing Mars results in rapturous worship. Other efforts, China in particular, seem to attract scorn. Especially in light of the fact that Elon Musk's original plan was to send…
You're seriously suggesting affirmative action leads to social ills? I'd also suggest you avoid hospitals because they cause cancer.
African Americans constitute 15% of America. White Americans constitute 74% of America. Thus African Americans are more than twice as likely to live under the poverty line. Those are not I odds I would like to gamble…
The Falcon 9 has two engine-out capability.
Human wants are a bottomless pit. Even if we automate every single industry, people will still want something else. There is always an angle.
That's definitely the MMRTG or its nuclear battery. My guess would be the Department of Energy doesn't want too much about it floating around.
SpaceX is innovating off of NASA's inventions so it has a smaller barrier to clear. NASA is in charge of space exploration and space science with a budget that can really only handle one. In addition, politicians and…
Contacts are a horrendous ideas. In fact soldiers are specifically not to wear contacts into a combat zone because the heat of an IED explosion can fuse it to the cornea.
The United States Federal Budget is $3.8 trillion dollars. The Apollo program has been the best taxpayer expenditure dollar for dollar of any government program. Computers, fuel cells, CNC machines,... We are tragically…
I don't have the number in the database off the top of my head but I can say with certainty that the number of business graduates exceeds engineering graduates. I'd be uncomfortable mixing our numbers with national…
I compiled the statistics for this whitepaper. We do not attempt to quantify success or company size. We aware that our data set is biased toward smaller companies, namely start-ups. We simply examined CEOs at a certain…
I compiled the statistics for the white paper. As I noted below, the sets are largely disjoint. Those with both engineering degrees and MBAs are in the low tens.
Hey kthyqn, I put to together the statistics for the white paper. Our data is necessarily skewed and is not a perfect reflection of reality. Our data is comes with several caveats, namely we probably somewhat over…
I think I might have some perspective to comment on education. I dropped out of a large public institution in a technical program to work in industry for a while. Many of my motivations were similar to the authors…
An innovator, especially someone with as much power as Zuckerberg, should ideally be taking risks and challenging norms. I'm not saying I want all my personal data out in the open nor do I approve of all of Facebook's…
I would readily do without buyer's remorse.
It's basically the simplest version of a helicopter possible where the entire craft is the rotor. It's pretty much impossible fly fixed wing UAVs indoors. This concept is pretty amazing.
It's depressing that some of America's most important fiscal matters must now be negotiated at the point of a gun. The dearth of start ups focused on the public sector seems somewhat surprising to me. It seems that…
I remember being taught this technique in my discrete math class last semester. At first blush, it seemed utterly ridiculous. One could still infer the result, the true signal. It was only after some consideration from…
The way its built requires no human operational cost.
interested! alexhu1719 at gmail
Historically, soldiers have generally been reluctant to use their weapons. During WWII, around 20% of soldiers actually fired their weapons in combat. Even fewer shot to kill often aiming over the heads of the enemy.…
As well as financing the construction of municipal infrastructure. Get over yourself.
Driving back and forth in front of the damn charger speaks for itself. Straws. You maybe holding some. EDIT: Two words. Occam's Razor. Your explanation is so tangled that an entire battalion of Viet Cong could hide in…
I challenge you to drink a glass of gasoline.
It's odd that any mention of Elon Musk colonizing Mars results in rapturous worship. Other efforts, China in particular, seem to attract scorn. Especially in light of the fact that Elon Musk's original plan was to send…
You're seriously suggesting affirmative action leads to social ills? I'd also suggest you avoid hospitals because they cause cancer.
African Americans constitute 15% of America. White Americans constitute 74% of America. Thus African Americans are more than twice as likely to live under the poverty line. Those are not I odds I would like to gamble…
The Falcon 9 has two engine-out capability.
Human wants are a bottomless pit. Even if we automate every single industry, people will still want something else. There is always an angle.
That's definitely the MMRTG or its nuclear battery. My guess would be the Department of Energy doesn't want too much about it floating around.
SpaceX is innovating off of NASA's inventions so it has a smaller barrier to clear. NASA is in charge of space exploration and space science with a budget that can really only handle one. In addition, politicians and…
Contacts are a horrendous ideas. In fact soldiers are specifically not to wear contacts into a combat zone because the heat of an IED explosion can fuse it to the cornea.
The United States Federal Budget is $3.8 trillion dollars. The Apollo program has been the best taxpayer expenditure dollar for dollar of any government program. Computers, fuel cells, CNC machines,... We are tragically…
I don't have the number in the database off the top of my head but I can say with certainty that the number of business graduates exceeds engineering graduates. I'd be uncomfortable mixing our numbers with national…
I compiled the statistics for this whitepaper. We do not attempt to quantify success or company size. We aware that our data set is biased toward smaller companies, namely start-ups. We simply examined CEOs at a certain…
I compiled the statistics for the white paper. As I noted below, the sets are largely disjoint. Those with both engineering degrees and MBAs are in the low tens.
Hey kthyqn, I put to together the statistics for the white paper. Our data is necessarily skewed and is not a perfect reflection of reality. Our data is comes with several caveats, namely we probably somewhat over…
I think I might have some perspective to comment on education. I dropped out of a large public institution in a technical program to work in industry for a while. Many of my motivations were similar to the authors…
An innovator, especially someone with as much power as Zuckerberg, should ideally be taking risks and challenging norms. I'm not saying I want all my personal data out in the open nor do I approve of all of Facebook's…
I would readily do without buyer's remorse.
It's basically the simplest version of a helicopter possible where the entire craft is the rotor. It's pretty much impossible fly fixed wing UAVs indoors. This concept is pretty amazing.
It's depressing that some of America's most important fiscal matters must now be negotiated at the point of a gun. The dearth of start ups focused on the public sector seems somewhat surprising to me. It seems that…
I remember being taught this technique in my discrete math class last semester. At first blush, it seemed utterly ridiculous. One could still infer the result, the true signal. It was only after some consideration from…