That’s actually really sick. Makes sense too since RISC-V can be super power efficient and it’s much easier to compile for. I’d guess that even as they get their budget cut, that part will remain operational. Too many private companies that will want to switch to RISC-V and will want to be able to just crib the tooling from a government agency.
It’s usually a stripped down version of the Linux kernel. See my post above where some cube sats use the kernel as an x86 bootloader.
They probably just fork BusyBox for most stuff, then strip it even more if they need to. Honestly just doing development with podman/docker targeting your architecture is the most obvious solution. Especially since you can adjust your environment or target multiple different possibile architectures (assuming the board itself is built by a contractor) without too much headache.
They at least use parts of the kernel or tooling that they strip out and re-compile for their specific systems.
I know that the computers in some of these satellites use super custom hardware, and Linux can be compiled to run on basically anything. Here’s a spec that explicitly uses the kernel on nano sats
That one doesn’t use sshd, but it does use UDP and an internal Ethernet switch to orchestrate all the components and communicate with the ground using some combo of radio bands as serial interfaces.
In that case, of you knew the codes you could gain control of it using a big enough ham radio lol
They do also tend to transmit the data unencrypted (for civilian weather and such) so if you can tune into the sat, you could pull images with one of the highest pings imaginable
The Thin Man (I know his name is Nick) is the same way. He’s apparently one of the greatest detectives ever, but he just drunkenly stumbles his way to the culprit because everyone gets spooked that the greatest detective of all time and fucks up.
I’m honestly probably not going to until I absolutely need to. I tend to do a lot of large changes that I break out into smaller commits after a session and the workflow in Codium/VSCode for that is really slick. Just pop open the diff and stage/revert ranges of code with the mouse.
Also reverting blocks is easy when you just click a “revert block” button that lives between the diffs. I love using keyboard, but when I’m reviewing code I prefer to do it with a mouse.
It’s from a place that will likely not be censored because it’s only anti semitic to not want kids to die. Being a Nazi is just sparkling nationalism now
Loeb was born in Beit Hanan,[14] Israel, in 1962. He took part in the national Talpiot program of the Israeli Defense Forces at age 18.[15] While in Talpiot, he obtained a BSc degree in physics and mathematics in 1983, an MSc degree in physics in 1985, and a PhD in physics in 1986, all from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI).[5] From 1983 to 1988, he led the first international project supported by the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative. Between 1988 and 1993, Loeb was a long-term member at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, where he started to work in theoretical astrophysics.
In 1993, he moved to Harvard University as an assistant professor in the department of astronomy, and was tenured three years later.
Literally IDF conspiracy nut
A local theater/brewery here did that a couple years ago and it was great. If you’re gonna butcher the film, you might as well just go ask the way.
I’m sure Roger Waters wouldn’t be happy about them doing that though.
Military and police sit above the proles since their entire existence is funded by proles to fight proles.
“They won’t ask for a raise”
Haven’t token prices continually increased even though these companies are still in the venture capital stage? Aren’t most of them aggressively unprofitable, with the only “profitable” ones being OpenAI resellers? Are the CEOs here willing to pay that inevitable 10-30x price increase on AI even though it can at best do 10% of a person’s job?
It’s a really fun, definitely a multiple playthrough game. I like how they took a genre that’s known for having no heart or story and just packed it to the brim with it.
The little moments where you are focused on optimizing production because the storm is coming and you’re in game mode, then you come back to the base and all the homies are dour and tired and you realize that you just pushed them all way too hard for a few days. That’s a super new kinda feeling in a game.
Then again that’s kinda the Frostpunk vibe, just much more personal.
Hotdogs on the Highway would be a good folk punk bandname
Abraham Lincoln lmao
I straight up deleted co-pilot and switched to VSCodium because I started realizing that it would start to give me a solution that seemed right, but would cause issues later.
Sure, I program a lot slower without multiline auto complete, but at least I’m thinking about every line I write and can get 2 lines in and realize that what I’m doing is gonna be an issue.
cat meme_about_bash_pipes "No mistakes" | chatgpt | echo
I’m nano and VSCode for most things, but I have started using micro for stuff where I don’t want to leave the terminal and it’s pretty decent
That’s what I use outside work lol, Fedora Workstation and VSCodium Insiders
It’s still just VSCode though, but without all the Microsoft telemetry
cat texts_from_mom "Me: " | chatgpt | echo
I hate how easy VSCode is to use. I want to learn NeoVIM, but the fact that VSCode just kinda works with whatever you throw at it with minimal configuration makes finding the energy to switch hard.
I don’t want to spend weeks configuring my editor…
Isn’t it cool that modern realpolitik is just playing around with Armageddon?