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Monday, May 6, 2024
did you play Phijkchu Quest?
idk, I've not played it either
so, not a game
but a demo during the last Next Fest
was a confirmed crypto miner
guys had a genuinely real game, but ig decided they could make more crypto mining than finishing and selling it
wait lol, it's still up
I wonder if they claimed their demo got hacked or something?
idk how Valve let them stay on the store
ahahahaha
I had to roll back and hear the reason
ill post in a sec
clip is overly long, ~10 seconds in
they attribute it to the engineering team
I've not heard anything on my end yet
Anyways, I am glad they cancelled it
I thought I explained it pretty well
after all, I was Nervous about the #Starliner launch, a lot seems to have gone wrong in the last week, but NASA, ULA, and Boeing seem determined to make their launch window tonight.
unirronically yes Pika
I am glad you agreed with your own tweet
and Leg, so traditionally all rockets are mated horizontally
and then raised into a vertical position
SpaceX is the only one who does vertical mating
and no shit, thie Boeing bus has never been mated vertically before
but they yolo'd it today for some reason
I like learning how incompetent modern rocketiering is
it is funny
ULA is essentially bankrupt rn
(United Launch Alliance)
before SpaceX, they were the only real game in town
but they suck
NASA is a train wreck too
everyone is, Space is super profitable now
Spooky hear me out
no one is doing launch though
zero profit, only risk
billion dollar idea in venture capital
first fully AI designed and launched rocket
chat GPT is the pilot
Use AI to predict how the flight will go to claim it is safe
So Pika, idk if you'll appreciate this
but orbit control systems are super easy
an AI could totally do it
I could believe it
A lot of control is done with real time machine learning now adays anyways
At least a lot of modern control research is
it turns out inertia and predictable gravity is really easy to deal with
I literally have been forced to do orbit control on paper on a test I am pretty sure
at least parts of it
it's called "attitude"
and literally every freshman ever
fucks it up and thinks the prof meant to write altitude
I was going to look up the term, but I think I will just a spider instead
so, god news for Boeing