AliCollins

Great visualisation...but doesn't seem to have any display of the amount of Solar (though won't be much on such a cloudy day!)

And the link to the Part II, Strategic Finance: https://rein.pk/startup-finance-for-founders-part-ii-strateg...

This is where a short abstract or executive summary upfront can make all the difference. If the main points are summarized, they will (hopefully) be read; the rest of the document, no matter the format, can then be read for context or with references from summary.

Having read this today, went home and watched https://skidrowmarathon.com/ tonight. Each of these are a way of showing the power of giving people dignity.

O well - better luck next time. Hopefully they got some more good data...would rather they have this issue now than when landing Red Dragon on Mars..!!

No telemetry from the landing stage? Or views from the nearby boats (how close is the nearest boat anyway?)

Did the "experimental landing" work this time?

Thank you!

...and now there is an interesting image showing the signals from the twin LIGO detectors - fantastic!!

Thanks...but it was the rest of the paper itself I was wanting to look at! Trying to download the pdf...along with a fair few other from the slowness of the site.

Is this paper mirrored anywhere else yet? The Phys. Rev. Letters site appears to be a bit overloaded!

Currently a "Placeholder APOD" until the LIGO Press Conference at 11AM (ET)...we're waiting!!

There has certainly been information out there about SpaceX's Raptor rocket engine...but I am unaware of how far they are along the development process: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptor_(rocket_engine)

So good it is currently sold out (and not available in my region...yet!)

I assume that all went as planned?!

Has anyone "written the book" on this yet? It seems like a good article that with more explanation would be a great guide to management for those of us who never get to work at Google (or similar).

"GXUI is a new cross-platform user interface library developed at Google for their Go programming language.

GXUI is currently in an experimental state for delivering cross-platform GUIs written in Go. The code is owned by Google but is not currently an official product and was started as an experiment while the community contributing to it requires compliance with Google's Individual Contributor License Agreement (CLA), that may put off some in the open-source community.

The initial code drop of GXUI happened a few weeks back while new code continues being pushed almost daily. Those interested in learning more about the new Google GXUI Go interface library can visit the GitHub page (https://github.com/google/gxui)."

Thanks - I had missed it back then, and HN didn't send me to that link when I added it.

Does anyone know of a similar article for the Google Cloud infrastructure?

Here we go again...!!

Also, if SpaceX rockets move to carrying people, having that perfect record is even more important.

Where did you get this information from?

Will be waiting..!!

Fantastic! Give the man a fag packet to write on the back of and we'll see what he comes up with next!!

Yes!

Last I heard they gave a 50/50 chance of landing the first stage...so quick poll: do you think they'll do it?!

Musk from the AMA: There is a great quote by Churchill: "If you're going through hell, keep going."

I assume this means that as well as the harpoons, the ice screws in Philae's feet didn't work because the thruster wasn't functional.

...and the idea is that your notes are then available and searchable through app on website, phone or tablet. So if like me you have lots of notebooks but they tend to occasionally be "tied away", collating all that in one place could really salve that pain point.