…is being finished by AI.
It will be very interesting to hear what it comes up with.
…is being finished by AI.
It will be very interesting to hear what it comes up with.
I had an appointment for an epidural on Monday, but after reading up on it, I decided to cancel. Seems like some risk involved, and I’m not in enough pain to bother. I really just need some strength training in my lower back. Unfortunately, the earliest appointment I could get for an evaluation for physical therapy is Boxing Day.
But I am feeling back to normal (that is, somewhat stiff in the morning when I get out of bed, but more limber once I start moving around, with little pain). I’ve been getting gradually better for the past couple weeks (it’s hard to believe that it’s been four weeks since it started). I managed a trip to DC this week with quite a bit of walking, including carrying a suitcase up and down stairs, and putting it in and getting it out of an overhead, so I think I need something more prophylactic at this point, so it doesn’t happen again.
Researchers are getting tired of all the hype.
I’m on a layover in Charlotte, on my way to DC for a few space events and a meeting with my lawyers to prepare for trial. Be good in comments.
[Thursday-afternoon update]
Just got back from DC. Was too busy to blog, but hopefully back to a regular schedule now. I think/hope that was my last business trip of the year.
[Bumped]
Is it on the brink of disintegration?
This wouldn’t necessarily be a good thing; the resulting chaos could be disastrous not just for the Chinese people, but the world.
The CDC says that schools aren’t doing enough of it.
That seems like good news to me, given how terrible the nutrition advice would be.
I detest having to write by hand, but when I was in school, there was no such thing as a laptop. Not sure what I’d do now, or why handwritten note takers get better grades.
I give you Pachelbel’s Canon played with train horns.
Greg Autry and George Nield write that it cannot afford congressional inaction.
It was scrubbed yesterday for weather, but it’s set to launch in a few minutes. It’s an unflown booster, but the cargo Dragon has flown before.
[Update a few minutes later]
Everything looking good through Max Q.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Clean MECO and stage separation. About to do boostback of the booster. Grid fins are deployed.
[Update a few more minutes later]
Another successful landing. I don’t think they’ve had a failure for Falcon 9 since the first success, though they have lost them on Falcon Heavy.
[Update a few more minutes later]
Solar arrays deployed, and Dragon on its way to ISS.
[Late-morning update]
With this launch, SpaceX has hit another milestone.