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I am starting to get more into orbital dynamics. As a result, Julia is a new programming language that is rising in adaptation. I decided to port a Python version of an orbital dynamics library into Julia. Over the next few weeks, I would like to write some explanations of
Read moreI went to defragment one of my virtual machines that was performing poorly. When I went to defrag, I received the error "The specific virtual disk needs repair" Reason: the specific virtual disk needs repair. The above happened to me on VMWare Workstation 15. A way around this
Read moreI posted a few posts tonight that use Julia as a language to accomplish some orbital mechanical tasks. I decided to take a step back and provide a brief overview of what Julia actually is. Their website is https://julialang.org/ and the language has been skyrocketing up in the
Read moreI found a neat library for Astronomy datasets. AstroNN Is a collection of Keras-driven neural networks for astronomy data. Getting Started Install AstroNN pip install astroNN matplotlib sklearn Create a Jupyter notebook jupyter notebook Paste the following into the IN %matplotlib inline %config InlineBackend.figure_format='retina' # import
Read moreI am getting started into Astroomy datasets. One of the first things I wanted to do is get adjusted and acquainted with TensorFlow. Since I have an Apple M1, I wanted to get tensorflow installed and using the integrated libraries so when the datasets are written, they are more native
Read moreThe below screen displays all the virtual machines I provisioned AND configured in 1 night. This list includes: * Windows 2000 Advanced Server Active Directory * Windows 2000 Advanced Server Exchange * Windows 2000 Advanced Server File Server * Windows 2000 Advanced Server IIS ( To be used with the Geocities archive ) * Windows 2000 Advanced
Read moreI recently came across a video that used a Teltone TLS-5 telephone simulator that was used as a dial up connection. I found a used one and decided to give it a shot. Hardware used: 1. Teltone TLS-5 2. USROBOTICS USB modem 3. IBM Thinkpad T42 running Windows 98 4.
Read moreMinute-by-minute summary of the Windows 95 keynote: 00:00: The keynote begins with a warm welcome to the audience. 00:02: The presenter introduces Windows 95 as a major milestone in computing and highlights its user-friendly features. 00:05: A video showcases the evolution of Windows, emphasizing the improvements and
Read moreMinute-by-minute summary of Windows XP keynote 0:00 - The keynote begins with Bill Gates welcoming the audience and talking about the future of computing 4:25 - A video introducing Windows XP is played, highlighting the new features and improvements from previous versions 9:50 - Jim Allchin takes
Read moreBelow is a list of open source software packages and their descriptions Package specific information aa56 Computes the orbital positions of planetary bodies Version : 5.4 Author(s) : Stephen L. Moshier (moshier@na-net.ornl.gov) License : Free Website : http://www.moshier.net/ Installs from Open Source Astronomy for Linux cd
Read moreIntroducing a new way to query for space objects. Metabase now has 1.5+ million objects to query. Metabase offers a lot of AI insights. Im hoping itll be easier to query and find new things. I plan on keeping adding more as time goes on. Goto Contact and input
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