It would be pretty easy to prove. Show us before/after screen shots.
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It would be pretty easy to prove. Show us before/after screen shots.
Great design. Where'd you get your little illustrations?
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From Ars Technica:
There is heightened interest in this launch because, for the first time, SpaceX will attempt to "catch" one of the two payload fairings that enclose the satellite at the top of the rocket. The value of these fairings is about $6 million, and recovering and reusing them would both save SpaceX money and remove another roadblock on their production line for Falcon 9 rockets. These fairings will separate from the rocket at about three minutes after launch and are "steerable" in the sense that SpaceX hopes to guide them back to a target located in the ocean.
"Going to try to catch the giant fairing (nosecone) of Falcon 9 as it falls back from space at about eight times the speed of sound," SpaceX founder Elon Musk said on Instagram Thursday morning. "It has onboard thrusters and a guidance system to bring it through the atmosphere intact, then releases a parafoil and our ship with basically a giant catcher’s mitt welded on tries to catch it."
https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/02/spacex-to-try-again-...
They didn't 100% succeeed in their first attempt at this, but got really close!
The Austrian economists would argue that what happened in 2008 was a breakdown of the fiat monetary system and that the responses were just bandaids. In the longer-term view, when you look at shifts in power and rising and falling of empires, 2008 could be the first of many massive shocks to the economy.
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Email: gpickett00@gmail.com Location: San Francisco
Remote: no
Willing to relocate: Yes, to NYC, Austin, Berlin, San Diego or LA
Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, UI/UX development
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Email: gpickett00@gmail.com
Website: http://pickettg.meAfter college in 2011 I moved to NYC without a job with my best friend and opened a quasi-legal "Airbnb Hostel" where we hosted over 1000 people in a single year. Inspired by numerous guests building their own companies visiting from Silicon Valley and around the world, I started teaching myself web development. Four years later I'm a frontend engineer in SF.
Last year I traveled South America and Europe for 4.5 months, making somewhat of a 'reunion tour', catching up with over 25 former Airbnb guests.
I'm a motivated, curious soul. A tinkerer, life-long learner. I've broken things. I've fixed things. In my next role I want to work on a team that believes in the product we're building.
Location: San Francisco
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Technologies: HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Ember.js, Meteor.js, MongoDB, Node, Git, Photoshop, Illustrator, UX
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Working doing front-end freelance work in SF at the moment, looking for either more freelance work or something full-time. Looking to work primarily doing front-end work with JavaScript. Willing to learn any programming language or framework and relocate