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In software tools. Hardware tools are hardware.

Baumeister has a lot of great research.

I think FreeRTOS is monolithic, isn't it?

Well no shit. I could have told them that.

I just did a quick lookup of the lyrics and that's what popped first...

Hide the deadly black tarantula

He was still alive?? Damn.

Great singer.

Because I like it. Because most humans like it. We have it in our genes. End of the story.

Most people here fall in the discussing the kit quadrant.

Yeah what the hell. F*k that guy.

ANGELS?

no

Neal Stephenson did it first!

Excuse me? Because I like eating delicious beef. How is that "irrational" ? I'll repeat: I like eating steak, and I am willing to pay for it. What's destroying the biosphere is too many humans.

Sure it is. Just tax it or something.

Mmm steak

Oh please. I'm sure they are totally unrelated.

Oh boy. Yeah Twitter is done if it's come to this.

Eh. Everybody knows the star behind Relativity is Tim Ellis who is an alum of ... wait for it ... Blue Origin.

Yeah, if you are talking about organizations then that's possibly the only one. Seems strange though.

Lol. Get a sense of humor. It sounds like "little ass".

NVidia is from California where 40% of the population speaks Spanish.

Doesn't matter if it's "abundantly clear" when it's a hilariously bad choice. Or a hilariously good choice actually. I like it.

EDIT: And don't get me started with the Orin line of chips. (Orin = Urine)

Haha, Eric Berger does know his stuff, so he carefully qualified it with "liquid rocket" because Pegasus was a solid. RocketLab was actually quite close but had a flight termination mishap IIRC.

> Nobody has ever successfully launched a rocket to orbit on their first try

This is just false. See Orbital Sciences Pegasus first flight, right off the top of my head. There are others.

Seriously? "Culito" ?

Yes, also Safari. However I have also read it sends lots of telemetry and user info. No?

Not really

Even Antonio Elias, the person behind Pegasus and main designer, admitted that it didn't work out at all the way they predicted. You had the complication and rigmarole of launching from an aircraft but you still had to launch close to a range for comm and safety reasons.

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When did HN get taken over by commies, or has it always been like this? It’s like a couple of these news per day. I thought this was a “hackers” site.

Good.