Re:Jupiter’s North Pole Unlike Anything Encountered in Solar...
by zeroer on Saturday September 03, 2016 @02:30AM
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The last thing I need is a realtime Facebook now. I feel like I should build in a delay of ~1 week to everything I do.
Re:Jupiter’s North Pole Unlike Anything Encountered in Solar...
by zachrose on Saturday September 03, 2016 @04:34AM
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Yes. I world also like to see the delay randomized between 3 and 10 days so that nobody can tell what tempo you're replying at.
Re:Jupiter’s North Pole Unlike Anything Encountered in Solar...
by saurik on Saturday September 03, 2016 @03:50AM
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It seriously sounds like you might have a notification addiction: you should try forcing yourself to check messages at most only a few times a day for a while to detox.
Re:Jupiter’s North Pole Unlike Anything Encountered in Solar...
by btgeekboy on Saturday September 03, 2016 @03:11PM
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Distributed systems are hard to get correctly when there's a few extra milliseconds of latency. Imagine now having 30 minutes of latency be the norm, and sometimes more.
It's an interesting problem I hope I'm around to witness.
Re:Jupiter’s North Pole Unlike Anything Encountered in Solar...
by adambmedia on Saturday September 03, 2016 @11:33AM
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You are truly seeing the future, my friend.
I bet there will be AI research to create bots to act in "real time" on your behalf on the opposite planet. If the artificial agent can imitate your own actions and judgements, it would be a good way to surpass the speed of light. It will be necessary to build these agents because other interested parties could use the time lag to unfairly gain an advantage over you. The more we explore, the larger the time lag. With Jupyter it is 33-53 minutes. With Pluto it's 5h. The nearest star - 4 years. The Moon is at 1.3s.