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erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
Huh? You think it’s some kind of projection? How do you explain the great, huge underwater vessel the 4 pilots saw? It was seen visually. The FLIR and radar reports were from different people on two separate training exercises and from the Princeton.

The pilots claiming to have seen the large underwater craft and the tic-tac saw it visually only. The radar on their planes could not pick it up. They watched it for 5 mins and engaged it ( flew at it aggressively, they did not have active weapons). That is where they saw it acting erratically and stopping and starting as if you threw a ping pong ball inside an invisible box before “noticing” them, and mirroring their movements as fravor flew down in a large circle, before cutting across the circle at the tic-tac. It then flew past them as “incredible” speed.

That would be quite the laser pointer to make that scene.

erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
I meant, it will be a 3 hr interview, instead of 45 minutes or 2 minute sounds bytes, so it will probably cover all the parts of the story, as there are more than I wrote about. I wasn’t saying that Rogan is some kind of badge of legitimacy.
erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
Have you actually listened to any of his long form interviews? He’s either lying or telling the truth. No way, he just made a mistake. Oh and his WSO is lying, people on the Princeton, people in the DOD, etc.
erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
Minimum 4 pilots saw it, but only fravor and his WSO have been willing to speak about it.
erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
It moved way beyond super sonic speed and had the movement pattern of a “ping-pong ball bouncing off invisible walls”, while hovering. Capt fravor saw this with his eyeballs, unfortunately we can’t record that, yet.
erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
How do you explain the pilots who said they saw it visually for 5 minutes?
erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
I feel like a lot of commenters on here must first be hearing of this or have not even looked into the tic-tac case even a small amount.

You have a top gun pilot and his WSO on record saying they saw it visually along with a huge underwater craft. It moved in ways that nothing using conventional propulsion can. Hovering for example is extremely difficult, made all the harder with no wings, blades or visible exhaust.

Long form interview: Part1: https://youtu.be/3L-XG1F_S7I Part2: https://youtu.be/f7XJD_54aNk

There are about 20+ interviews with him on cnn, Fox News, Boston herald, ny times, etc and he will be on joe Rogan soon.

I get the objections to the FLIR video or radar pings, but if you think it’s a new jet or misdirection you have to say he and his WSO and many others are liars or confused by our own tech. Our own tech means we have something well beyond standard jet engines and fighter jet tech.

There are plenty more videos with even more details like the tic tacs (there were many of them on radar) moving 20000+ mph, dropping in from 80000ft to close to the deck. The details of the carrier fleet redirecting the jets to the position of the tic-tac is very interesting as it wasn’t at their training position...until it showed up their later. The FLIR video is from another pilot who went after it, after captain fravor landed.

erik_landerholm··on Tom Delonge’s UFO Research Center Is Making Politicians Demand Answers
So Captain Fravor is s liar? He claims to of seen the tic-tac and chased it. So if it’s a secret jet, he’s a liar, or we developed anti-gravity tech in secrecy somehow.
erik_landerholm··on Speed matters: Why working quickly is more important than it seems (2015)
This sounds like people who quote "slow in, fast out" in racing. Just like here it's not true. It's a "rule of thumb" for beginners. It has use in that context. The way to win a race is fast in, fast out, same with software.

edit: I'm 42, if the matters.

erik_landerholm··on Lockheed's Skunk Works Building Bigger Fusion Reactor
Physics exchange has a calculation. Bunch of articles about it accessible from google.
erik_landerholm··on In Cairo, the Garbage Collector Knows Everything
I figured there was some new language Cairo with a next gen garbage collector.
erik_landerholm··on Scientists Are Giving Dead Brains New Life
Zombies
erik_landerholm··on Senators get classified briefing on UFO sightings
Credible, how would you know? Bryan Bender, the author is very into this subject and I think very level headed, but when we don’t know what, who, why this stuff “is”, hard to say who’s credible.
erik_landerholm··on The ideal DevOps team structure
For us (Truecar) we define it as the developers that work on our orchestration platform (Spacepods). So, we have an entire CI/CD pipleline now and our devops (developers) work on our orchestrator and networking. Our entire infrastructure is represented in code (Spacepods, terraform, docker,ECS,lambda, nginx, Postgres setup, ES setup etc) and our devops employees work on those tools.
erik_landerholm··on Carrier Group in Recent UFO Encounters Had New Air Defense Tech
Pretty sure more than one pilot had unaided visual confirmation.
erik_landerholm··on With His Job Gone, an Autoworker Wonders, ‘What Am I as a Man?’
I’ve lived in 3 different states and 4 different places for work, in 5 different industries in the last 15 years, while having 4, now 5 kids. It’s not something everyone can do, but it’s not impossible. I have no idea why anyone would care so much to stay in a specific place and work in a specific industry.

Obviously, if you have sick family or other challenges I get it. I’m assuming able bodied and normal ties to places and things.

erik_landerholm··on Power Is Overrated
Power is very addictive to certain personalities. Give me money, any day.
erik_landerholm··on A little-noticed surge across the U.S.-Mexico border: Americans heading south
I respect that. We all have our tolerances.
erik_landerholm··on A little-noticed surge across the U.S.-Mexico border: Americans heading south
I’m sorry, call me paranoid or easily duped by bad press, but there is just no way. I understand that you can get more got your money there, but I’ll take my chances here. America needs work, don’t get me wrong, but no thanks.
erik_landerholm··on UFOs invading military airspace multiple times a month, but public won't be told
Look it’s the greatest reality show ever. Sometime in the future we invent time travel and we send drones back to look at stuff. People have found them and decided, “hey, this obviously works let’s ‘invent’ it.”

So of course they cover it up, they don’t want competition, for the idea they stole, from the future.

Just assume time travel is possible, what makes more sense, traveling back to our own planet or some other super advanced civilization inventing FTL, finding us, and giving a shit to buzz around and mess with us?

Who doesn’t want a sweet 21st century photo to post on future Instagram!

erik_landerholm··on A Quest to Make Gasoline Out of Thin Air: Prometheus (YC W19)
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/02/190212160020.h...

There is a lot of work. I'm not an expert, but it seems like our early attempts are orders of magnitude off in terms of efficiency, but there have been some breakthroughs using nano-tech to create custom structures that are much more efficient, but i'm sure it needs a lot more research and money to become commercially viable.

erik_landerholm··on A Quest to Make Gasoline Out of Thin Air: Prometheus (YC W19)
+100000 I couldn't agree more. I saw some real interesting research a few years ago about artificial leaves. I really wish one of these billionaires would stop building giant rockets and solve carbon recapture first. Apparently, our government isn't interested in it.
erik_landerholm··on Engineers create ‘lifelike’ material with artificial metabolism
He said 50% of humanity, while a million people is a large number to us it’s nowhere near 50% of humanity.
erik_landerholm··on Fifty Women Say Salesforce Helped Sex Traffickers Exploit Them
Benioff seems like a tool. He puts his name on children’s hospitals...it is possible to donate without people knowing, Keanu does it all the time. If you don’t hate Salesforce, you haven’t been paying attention. I’ve wanted forever to rid our company of anything to do with Salesforce, but I work with some people that can’t handle change.

This law suit seems like a money grab. Go after the deepest pockets, but I personally won’t shed any tears over it.

erik_landerholm··on Nobody Likes the “Idea Guy”
Ivory tower software architects are a great example of terrible idea guys/gals.
erik_landerholm··on Newest Juno image of Jupiter is incredible
Just the image itself: https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/pi...
erik_landerholm··on A Harvard Astronomer on the Interstellar Object ‘Oumuamua
“Every now and then we find an object of artificial origin.” Did he just admit we have found aliens before? What other artificial objects or origins have we ever found?
erik_landerholm··on Can a Supernova Cause Mass Extinction?
Also volcanos and huge solar storms. I think they are underestimated, at least on earth for causing local and mass exinctions. We don’t really have any defense for most of these and nothing on the horizon. :shrug
erik_landerholm··on Amazon’s consumer business has turned off its Oracle data warehouse
This isn’t about nosql vs sql, this is about how oracle is lead by an out of touch, megalomaniac selling a subpar product, that you can literally get for free. I hope this gives other companies the kick they need to dump Oracle and MSSQL too.
erik_landerholm··on Improving Ourselves to Death
Not improving ourselves to death is another option. The consistent part is death.
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