Si intentas codificar "vibes", el vibe coding puede funcionar, sobre todo si alguien ya lo ha hecho antes y no tiene dependencias enmarañadas.

Si necesitas precisión, rigor y un proyecto sólido, vibe coding sólo lleva a más trabajo (y una pérdida de aptitudes): www.theserverside.com/tip/The-case...

Crucially, errors of the kind "SpaceX has launched 152-5 = 147 times" almost never happen, or are fiercely erased in the bat of an eyelid.

Yet another reason to despise LLMs and whomever relies on the Mechanical Turk.

Strong "we've always been at war with Eurasia" vibes. No need for incinerators in the Ministry of Truth to hammer in "facts" now with LLMs.

I already noted the "157" number before, which startled me, in an NSF article about Transporter-15, but indeed it referred to overall SpaceX missions.

Thanks a lot! :)

Could you summarize to avoid having to give traffic to that hellhole? (Also because some of us don't have an account anymore and Xcancel is an option but a bit cumbersome)

That's funny because in Spanish it's a far less "political" name: it's "pavo" because the American animal kind of resembles peacocks (pavo real, from Latin pavo). German also uses "pfau" from the same Latin origin, so it's surprising English decided to branch off and start "cocking" everything :)

Y no es el único...

En Europa se nos informa de los sucesos más nimios en EEUU con tal que sean un poco chocantes. ¿Explosión de gas en Ohio? ¿Persecución policial en LA? ¿Cotilleo de famosos irrelevantes en España?

Eso sí: las mayores protestas desde Vietnam, ni rastro. ¿Cómo están tan comprados?

Better pictures from JonNYC. Impact markings do seem pretty unique compared to, say, a bird strike or other "common" aircraft impacts.

Also, it was at 10 km altitude, so should be man-made or of cosmic origin. I guess it could have been a drone, balloon or other Earth-bound object though...

Which company had put this up? Is it being jettisoned because it lived out its useful life or a premature failure - or an eviction?

So their well-off owners had decades of advance notice to orderly demolish them as they saw the beach retreat, yet did nothing, and actually upkept and improved them, judging by its appearance?

Guess they'll get a hefty fine for willing pollution and littering of coastal habitats... oh wait

Please, for the love of all that is sacred, let's not bend over backwards trying to find common ground with the very proud souce of there being no common ground.

Credits to this placeholder turd, afraid to ride the metro, who can only allow exploration if science is slashed and NASA is forced to violate its founding charter by shutting Earth obs?

Credits for taking advantage of a JPL-enabled feat that does strongly not belong to him or his ideology? Nah...

Crunch wrap certainly sounds quirkier than MORE DEAD MASS.

Also interesting that they confirm giving up on trying anything orbital with "v2".

The heaviest payload launched on "v1" was a plush banana. We know that at least its first 3-4 flights had zero payload capacity.

I think we can confidently assert even those 15t are wishful guesswork powered by an Excel spreadsheet.

In altre parole:

Intuitivamente, i gradi in più/meno rispetto alla media non sono così rilevanti, se oscillano (mesi freschi che bilanciano altri caldi), ma quanto sia inedita la situazione, e quanti mesi sforino nella stessa direzione, no? Una sorta di 2a derivata, un'"anomalia dell'anomalia".

Domanda di un ignorante in materia:

- Le medie prendono le temp di tutti i mesi (p.es. luglio) del periodo sotto studio.
- Presi singolarmente, ogni mese sarà quasi sempre al di sopra/sotto della media.
- Non esiste un prodotto che indichi la "probabilità storica" di rientrare in questa anomalia?