I'm back bitches – A physicist with a knack for hardware and software :)
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O fim da social democracia realmente realmente é uma coisa deprimente?
Um estado cada vez menos capaz devido a estrangulamento fiscal, e o pensamento do eleitor médio é esse:
See, this cannot be true, I was assured by people that rockets aren't Lego (ignoring pretty much all the history of rockets save for 1995-2010).
So one of the interesting things that came out today was SLS + Orion getting taller.
Centaur V is getting 50% more propellent, and then a kick stage might be added underneath the service module for lunar orbit injection.
I'm trying to think what the kick stage might be based on. It could be as simple as a stripped down service module without the power and panels and just one engine.
SpaceX already has the ISS boost kit that fits inside dragon's trunk, it might fit the bill, especially with a Super Draco.
Impulse might be able to adapt one of their space tugs to this role.
Any other ideas?
It's getting there, gonna need a better QFN model as im using a default Altium project here, but its starting to look photorealistic.
Anthropic and OpenAi have distilled the entirety of the internet as well has what I can only imagine is every single piece of pirated software available on the internet.
But then DeepSeek does the same and makes the weights open and now they are the bad guys?
If DeepSeek were American it would be on every magazine cover.
Think about it. A small lab with a fraction of the compute ships a frontier-class model under MIT. Then it open sources its production inference engine, its kernels, its file system. Publishes 155 trillion tokens a day and $38 of revenue per GPU-hour. Raises $15B anyway.
In America that is a national hero story. Senators would be posting about it. Every podcast would call it proof that open source made the country stronger.
Instead it got banned from US federal systems, called a security threat and accused of distillation, sometimes in the same week it gave away more of its production stack than OpenAI ever did.
The code is the same either way. The weights are the same. Only the flag changed the reaction.
I dont care about the flag. I care that I can download it, read it and run it on my own cards. By that measure DeepSeek did more for American developers this month than most American labs did all year.
Do these people have any idea how anything works?
Spectrum rules are basically the ONE thing that countries try to coordinate around because it’s extremely easy to disrupt commercial operations with spectrum collisions.
…and Europe is under no obligation to allow SpaceX to operate inside their borders or allow SpaceX to use spectrum alocated by the EU.
Being a multi national corporation is a mess, specially one that operated in defense.
Elon sometimes wants to have his cake and eat it.
