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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺

@Spaceguy5

Aerospace engineer. I'm one of thousands of people who help send people into space. My opinions are my own and do not reflect the official stance of NASA.

United States Katılım Nisan 2010
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Fe4rless ❤️@Fe4rless309·
@Spaceguy5 That would be so cool if I could but I checked the staff and there’s no hole in it sadly
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Fe4rless ❤️@Fe4rless309·
This was the greatest purchase of my life EXPLOOOOOOOSIOONNN!!!!!!!!
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@JFrankleKSC One of my scariest experiences was when I was visiting Florida and a car on the interstate just stopped in the middle of a lane, at night for no reason I was scared I was going to get rear ended at 80 mph and the next lane over was too fast to change lanes safely
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@chairmanwon Another day on Twitter, another dipshit literally making up numbers and making false comparisons
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@1times1time @Hesamation Uhhhh setting up a CNC machine still takes a lot of work. You don't just give it a CAD file and press the start button. And a CNC will actually give good results. You don't know what you're talking about.
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Technical Patriot
Technical Patriot@1times1time·
@Hesamation SWEs are not who matters. It’s like saying machinists who machine by hand know less now that they use automated CNCs. The whole point is that it’s now easier for EVERYONE to do it. The people who teach languages hate translation apps, but everyone else loves them.
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ℏεsam@Hesamation·
Anthropic studies how AI coding affects 52 professional developers: > the group who used AI felt “lazy” and noticed gaps in their understanding and the group which didn’t use AI felt the task was “fun” > AI significantly hurts skills formation of a new library by 17% > AI didn’t actually make people faster. the time saved on not writing code was spent interacting with AI > only people who fully delegated their work to AI were noticeably faster, but they learned the least there are three AI usage patterns that preserved learning and three that really hurt it. the first three patterns: 1. asking only conceptual questions 2. generating code, then asking follow-up questions 3. asking for explanations alongside writing code and the three patterns hurting their learning: 1. complete delegation 2. starting on their own then increasingly relying on AI 3. debugging where they asked AI to fix things without understanding why
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Anthropic themselves found that vibecoding hinders SWEs ability to read, write, debug, and understand code. not only that, but AI generated code doesn’t result in a statistically significant increase in speed don’t let your managers scare you into increased productivity. show them this paper straight from Anthropic.

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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@AutumnStranded They're absolutely being forced, but what would you know. It's clear you're just another 'OrAnGe rOcKeT bAd' brainlet who doesn't understand the space industry
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AutumnStranded 🇺🇦@AutumnStranded·
@Spaceguy5 So, they forced Boeing to cancel a stage that is cheaper than SLS, and then what, forced them to make more SLS to increase launch cadence, therefore getting more money? And then buy Centaur V stages from Boeing again? No one's being forced there, bud
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AutumnStranded 🇺🇦@AutumnStranded·
And in just 23 lines, EUS is gone. We'll have an alternative in less than 60 days.
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@AutumnStranded I work in the industry dude. I've seen some of the hardware in person, but because of ITAR, they can't really publicly show most of it. You're the outsider here who only knows what you can "gobble up from press releases". Asshole
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AutumnStranded 🇺🇦
AutumnStranded 🇺🇦@AutumnStranded·
@Spaceguy5 Oh yeah, who can't forget when Boeing said flight-ready parts were built, and showed a green box render as proof. We know of test articles for both tanks, the thrust segment, and the adapter. Anything else is speculation, or press releases you seem keen on gobbling up.
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@AutumnStranded You're also down playing what having a test article means. It means that your development work is essentially almost fully completed. Hell they were even already building flight hardware for parts of it.
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@AutumnStranded Because this administration is corrupt as hell and forced Boeing to cancel it. And also no, the stuff to put Centaur V onto SLS literally does not exist. And it's very premature to suggest it'd be "a fraction of the cost" because they said that about ICPS and it was bullshit
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@AutumnStranded Test article is still identical to flight hardware because the entire point is to build one first to prove that the design works, dude. That's standard practice. And the test article was very close to complete. The required stuff to put a new stage on SLS only exists on a napkin
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
Waiting for all the incredibly rude people to post their apologies for bullying NASA, Boeing, and other space industry employees who stated that the Starliner capsule had a high chance to return safely based on the technical issues. Very successful undocking, reentry, and landing
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@StarshipCobson There's some huge irony in that your entire personality is dedicated to worshipping Starship which is going significantly worse. 🤡
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Eric Berger@SciGuySpace·
The Starliner crewed flight test now has an indefinite launch date.
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@xdNiBoR @jimmayjr I wonder if Robin has found a real job yet, or if he's still trying to live off whatever peanuts he gets from sucking elon's dick on twitter with his paid checkmark
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@JimHeath2001 @Npakaderm @NormOrnstein Jews weren’t illegal immigrants who were being held in detainment centers for 3 weeks as they awaited to be sent home free of charge.
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Spaceguy5 🍎🐺@Spaceguy5·
@jacksrevenge_ @realmaddox That's always a guarantee that they'll have the worst posts imaginable and extreme bot like behavior. I wish there was a way to automate blocking those
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🏴‍☠️Maddox🏴‍☠️
I auto-block any account replying to me with random numbers in the name and I recommend you do the same. They're always bots and/or people arguing in bad faith. Sure you may get a few false positives, but they're functionally identical.
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nagy@okthisisnagy·
Plasma physics cannot be a real field they got meow squared in the denominator 😭😭
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nik proxima@nikproxima·
I view this kind of thing as a uniquely disturbing product of our time. The 4 Artemis II crew members are heroes and braver than most, betting on a hardware failure no matter how serious is disgraceful and in incredibly poor taste.
Polymarket@Polymarket

@adamjohnsonCHI To clarify: this was a market about a potential booster-stage rupture — a defined hardware failure scenario — not about the Orion crew capsule or astronaut safety. This was not a market on crew injury or loss of life.

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