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And this, people, is why Europe ABSOLUTELY NEEDS RIGHT FREAKING NOW its own human-graded space access system.
I'll never understand why nobody at #ESA thought of developping further the ATV in order to be also used to send people up instead of just cargo.
I know, the problem was mostly in bringing people down, as the ATV was designed to burn up in the atmosphere. But still. Now we…

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Attached: 1 image Dragon is what the US uses to resupply the ISS, for those that don't know...

This https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.03117 has been replaced.
initial toot: https://mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_csHC_…

Do ATCOs Need Explanations, and Why? Towards ATCO-Centered Explainable AI for Conflict Resolution Advisories
Interest in explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) is surging. Prior research has primarily focused on systems' ability to generate explanations, often guided by researchers' intuitions rather than end-users' needs. Unfortunately, such approaches have not yielded favorable outcomes when compared to a black-box baseline (i.e., no explanation). To address this gap, this paper advocates a human-centered approach that shifts focus to air traffic controllers (ATCOs) by asking a fundamental yet ov…

Interested in how #architecture can be understood sociologically?
In this podcast hosted by Alon Schwartz, I'm discussing how architecture can integrate human needs and usage processes in workplaces
So much fun to rise to the deep and challenging questions Alon threw at me

space design with Kerstin sailer- Sociology and Architecture
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Dang it…is there a human-readable data format that is basically YAML syntax but the simple featureset of JSON (plus comments)?
I want something concise and Markdown-ish, made for human editing, like YAML, but without all of YAML’s…er, specialness.
EDIT: To be clear, this is for •primary content•, not configuration. It should •feel• like working with Markdown; it’s just that the output needs to be array-and-dict-shaped instead of HTML-shaped. (Lots of good suggestions in the replies already! TOML and KDL and are clear crowd favorites.)

Dang it…is there a human-readable data format that is basically YAML syntax but the simple featureset of JSON (plus comments)?
I want something concise and Markdown-ish, made for human editing, like YAML, but without all of YAML’s…er, specialness.
EDIT: To be clear, this is for •primary content•, not configuration. It should •feel• like working with Markdown; it’s just that the output needs to be array-and-dict-shaped instead of HTML-shaped. (Lots of good suggestions in the replies already! TOML and KDL and are clear crowd favorites.)