Faster than? Also, does anyone know who's behind this effort? Other leaders would celebrate the people behind the development but at spacex and tesla it's only ever news about Musk?
Any interesting people behind what is happening at SpaceX ?
Any interesting people behind what is happening at SpaceX ?
That's kinda sad, isn't it?
https://qz.com/1627570/how-autonomous-are-spacexs-starlink-s...
It's really unfortunate that this company unlike most companies treats all the brain drain as an ego trip.
That said, I recall he has not only explicitly credited lead engineers by name but also discussed their technologies with them and given them stage time to discuss their tech with the audience. [see the automation day videos for example]
Look at any FAANG presentation. The VP of the department introduces a PM, who may have a senior engineer with them. The other 98% of the team isn't mentioned.
> That's kinda sad, isn't it?
Why don't you start a thread about it. Poll workers and see if they find themselves upset by it or not. Don't just borrow offense on their behalf.
someone I know (coincidentally in wisconsin) is getting 100m down 20m up
There's always (the other) Linus: https://youtu.be/Fh1a2K9ZgNA
I'm in exurban Wisconsin. Speeds are fine, but Charter has terrible routing that pushes everything out to Minnesota before routing back down to Chicago. 40ms to 60ms latency on EVERYTHING.
Just space alone isn’t enough to say the latency will be worse.
so 3.6 milliseconds raw speed-of-light round trip when overhead.
I don't know what it would be like as it reaches the horizon, and how much latency each hop takes.