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I've spent the last few weeks scraping every job I can find in the space industry to create the most comprehensive possible job board for the space industry.

Currently hovering around 16,000 active job postings +-500 jobs most days.

The USA and Europe are well covered, India, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea are still in progress.

Scrapers run multiple times per day allowing me to track industry trends by country, state, and company (see the Industry Reports) tab.

It's interesting to see the relative hiring velocity of the largest players. e.g. Rocket Lab and Relativity Space are hiring much more aggressively than I expected.

motivation: the domain name was available

p.s. look at the stars.

Phun and wholesome project. What service do you use for VoIP?

King isn't allowed to move to a square that would put him in check, so there are no legal moves available. Chess rules.

Permitted? What’s your plan to stop them without triggering Armageddon?

> Biological: Unavoidable radiation hazard to astronauts on EVA; passengers and crew in high-flying aircraft at high latitudes may be exposed to radiation risk.

Anyone have a sense of magnitude for this advisory? How much more radiation should an airline passenger expect to receive during a G4 event than normal?

If you have Prime it's probably already justified by your normal usage. So shenanigans are effectively free.

One of the selling points they mention is that they won't need to use any fresh water for cooling.

My understanding was that water-demands on Earth were an overblown issue and minuscule when compared to other uses of fresh water such as watering one acre of farmland.

Not to mention, "used" water is just "warm" water that can then be used again for other purposes.

So are they perpetuating a myth here? Or is water use a bigger issue than I thought?

Nothing stopping the satellite data center from communicating back to homebase via Starlink network right?

Would probably need to negotiate for a huge amount of dedicated priority bandwidth, but latency shouldn't actually be that bad.

This is what I do with my "Daily Brain Dump". I use Apple Notes bc it syncs up nicely with my phone. Every day I add a new entry to the top of the note. Mix of TODO's and a journal. Actually have two files, one for my life in general and one for work.

Teens are old enough to find their way around any content bans. This seems like a good way to introduce teens to VPN's and skirting content regulations early. It's also dumb because YouTube can teach you almost anything, I'd say it's the "best of the worst" when it comes to social media on the internet.