We measured it this time…

We knew what the measurements would show, but still, no one had done it yet.

Not groundbreaking, not surprising, but science is ratchet is this was an incremental step that once done can be built on.

Eventually we’re gonna have to prove all this shit anyways.

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The fact that it’s not stable is pretty cool too. Very small variety, but still, on a very very small scale that may matter.

Looks like you have a habit of being wrong in nuclear threads and no interest in learning.

Hopefully people don’t listen to you, but it’s obvious you don’t want any help understanding

I mean, the way we got rid of our military reactor “waste” for decades was selling it to the French, who refined it for their reactors…

Real waste that’s an issue is radioactively contaminated steal and the like, we can’t use any of that juice, but we can keep refining fuel forever if we wanted to.

It’s just a big heavy object, and we need big heavy payloads and an excuse to launch them. So let’s take all that real waste and launch it at the sun for the fuck of it.

The space race at large was all a cover for weapons development…

It was two super powers on either side of the globe competing to show they could hit the other in the dick from that far away.

Absolutely no one in either government who controlled funding ever gave a fuck about the science for science sake, or even PR.

Shooting nuclear waste into the sun is a much saner reason that comes with all the bonuses. But obviously it’s for an ideal society after we solve wealth inequality so we can pay for it and actually use the developments for science and not killing each other.

That would take more effort and energy than just dealing with it on earth by many orders of magnitude. It’s even harder to launch into the sun than it is to launch it outside the solar system (which is also infeasible of course)

Yep, it would be a wealth sink that drastically advances science and pays off later.

Just like going to the moon was an excuse to develop ICBM technology, that also paid off with a shit ton of unexpected scientific advancement.

Put it in a capsule that could survive re-entry into earth just in case, then launch it into the sun.

Sure about what?

There are 66 articles cited.

https://archive.ph/zC3nL

66 articles “cited” for a five point AI summary? Either your pawayll remover fucked up the website, or I have no idea why you posted this slop.

But I am understanding why this is going to be a confusing and frustrating conversation if you’re posting this slop like it’s an actual article.

Article is paywalled…

But IWI privatized like 20 years ago, and that was just the small arms manufacturing, as far as I know they kept making everything else too.

They “relied” on other countries because the grift was countries give Israel money, and Israel turns around and spends it at the corps who lobbied for Israel to get donations in the first place.

You go to Glasgow

The only real way to identify a problem, is get boots on the ground 2.5k km always, with a giant ocean for most of that space.

Want to be able to get the whole picture you see, the entire Eastern facing shore, then we’ll so what’s a vountry…

Racing games too, especially single player races.

If conditions are the same every run, it will eventually find the mathematically fastest way. I saw a video about a guy doing it, and after thousands of runs the bot noticed a glitch if the car wasn’t on four wheels allowing it to move insanely fast. Like grinding a rail in Tony Hawk, the bot would immediately do it, and run the entire course on the glitch.

That’s not human intelligence tho, that’s the same as when a slime mold can design a transportation network as effectively as we can.

I can’t believe I’m not really not really flying a spaceship!

Leonard > Amy

Work is hard, modern games are easy.

Shoot this dot, go to that dot, bring “x” to this dot…

Anything requiring critical thinking like a puzzle, the bot just brute forces trying every possible outcome until something works.

It works because games have a finite set of options and at least one progresses. The real world isn’t that clean, and you don’t get infinite chances to get 1 correct solution.

Nope…

But Greenland is currently a semi-autonomous part of Denmark, which is unhappy about Trump’s latest move.

It’s not a country.

Yeah, I was confusing the long-term problem of re-entry with the long term problem of staying up there…

Even with heat shields they warm up the atmosphere and release particulates and gases

But you’re right.

new anti-satellite weapon to target Elon Musk’s Starlink constellation with destructive orbiting clouds of shrapnel

1. That’s what Starlink satellites will become on their own.

2. The trash cloud won’t go away, it’ll stay up there destroying future satellites as well.

We could very well permanently fuck ourselves over with this, and arguably already have. Because the people putting satellites up are just worried about short term profits and nothing more than a decade from now.

Something people would actually use is a message board.

One of the simple cut and paste forums and pay the $10/month to get it hosted.

Just have people text you to approve registration, something you can verify people are really in the neighborhood

People aren’t going to want to download a bunch of stuff they don’t know about to hang out with the HOA for game nights…

The main problem with HOAs is lonely bored people who want something to do.

Most people would rather pretend the HOA doesn’t exist until it’s needed for an actual issue.

Non-human bots now account for 56.5% of internet traffic

Traffic, not content…

But still, we’re getting there

“We are a brave country. Ahmed al-Ahmed represents the best of our country. We will not allow this country to be divided. That is what the terrorists seek. We will unite. We will embrace each other, and we’ll get through this,” Albanese added.

Yeah, going off memory but they’re why avocados evolved too.

They were big enough to eat them whole and poop out the seeds, so they’re the reason we have guacamole.