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1:17:16 music space now?

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29:19 country music space now? 43:53 never been in that space before. Yes, so it's just

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31:17 on your show. It's my first time in your space 39:37 Yeah, I've been in the AI space since two thousand 51:03 stage the space to shake us up, to wake us up,

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23:24 In this space. 17:56 where this this journey that I'm on, this mission that 00:19 in your space right here, this is dope.

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41:51 or in any space, and I thought it was really

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33:40 a showtime to the Apollo.

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04:07 a space that like this, you know, and that in 05:26 this space. And so for example them, I'm letting me 06:02 those space and do whatever you need to do. You

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05:45 right path, find out my real purpose and my mission 11:36 Monica kill Space. They call him Junior and the legend

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04:18 of ourself for the real mission that He really got 1:25:44 a mission somewhere, y'all, you got to be aware of 1:26:35 mission to do something greater. Towards my ending goal, and

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39:55 not a day that gives everyone mission to tell a

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03:50 space

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04:12 a showtime to the Apollo.

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04:33 Do you understand, yes, Lord said she's in the space. 04:51 Meghan said she's in the space where she feels good mentally,

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01:36 Monica kill Space. They call him Junior and the legend

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02:38 No, that girl Caitlyn seemed like she on the mission.

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03:27 keep a bedroom in a good space. You know what

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10:03 growing to fill that space like the balloon. 00:00 How we look for that space around situations. The possibility 12:06 space around situations. The possibility that it could be different,

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27:35 told not to space out if we were spacing out, 27:46 your own claim? And I tell my writing students space out, 27:49 space out, like steer off into the middle distance like cats,

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11:37 And how then do we step by step clear space 41:49 time and space. It's in the wind, it's in the 02:52 of recovery mental health wellness space since the talkies were invented, right,

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13:31 self help psychology space. 04:09 so much more space to get stuck in overthinking. And 07:25 double tomorrow, and like you have all this space versus

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21:51 Is the Earth a hot dog or not? We still don't know until we send the hot dog bot into into space. 22:08 I was looking it up actually just as out of a joke. The the numbers are they they they they vary wildly. I've seen some numbers as low as, like, $2,000 and other numbers as high as $50,000 to send a CubeSat into space. So I think, honestly, the the the probably the best way to get something into space is to find a college student that is part of a program where they send their thing up and say, hey. How can we tag along a hot dog bot on your key set? 39:47 Right? And you give reference designator indicators on that image, shall you say? Okay. PCBs are at the point now where I mean, they've been this way for a long time, but most PCBs are so dense that it makes no sense to actually put all the reference designators on an 8 and a half by 11 piece of paper. Because if you print it out, you it's you couldn't make the the font small enough to actually put everything on there.

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35:14 Usually, it's like, actually, like, another engineer needs to use the space. 13:20 What's the 3, the the three methods of, or the three way heat is transferred? It's convection, conduction, and radiation. Right? Yep. In space, convection goes away. 35:57 We do red for all prototype. Actually, we have 3 colors. For any prototype, it's red. For anything that's flight, which is production, that's green, and then anything that's test is blue. So you just look at it and you know, okay, if I see a green board, I can't even get near that board without telling anyone because that's a board that could potentially go into space.

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09:25 Yeah. This this October will be 11 years of the company because we had our 10th anniversary last fall. Yeah. And then basically another year and a half is be like I'll be, like, 38, and I'll be at the company for 13 years. So man you're crossing that third third of your life can you have a middle age crisis not I guess that is middle age When do how do when do they consider middle age for people nowadays? 53:29 I'm really proud of of the the team's work on that UI overhaul that I, as Kyle mentioned, the centralization of of showing you the errors and not making you fish around for, oh, I have to go somewhere else in the UI to fix this problem. You know, centralizing it into one space where you can kind of see it. And also just differentiating things that are not material to, you know, to you getting an accurate quote and placing an order. Things that we can help you with after the fact. Marking those clearly as warnings that aren't that aren't blocking you and marking the things that do in fact block you from getting an accurate quote as you need to fix this.

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1:04:00 to be part of our continuing mission. Let us know 00:32 super producer Paul Mission Control decad Most importantly, you are you.

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43:29 space and where the Earth is in space, and then 43:06 sense of itself in space, and things that give contradicting 43:11 information about your body's place in space will play all

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41:10 with uh, with our mission tonight, Matt. But uh, do

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17:07 Yeah, that's right. And this organization had a mission and 02:10 producer Paul Mission Control Deck, and most importantly, you are you.

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10:51 perspective of the dude who's just on a mission to

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11:40 of their mission. And they took hostages to have leverage.

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22:57 a hiking trail and the O Tai Open Space Preserve.

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03:47 National Bicycle Day. We're on a mission to spread the

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08:30 mission to spread the laughs and groans far and wide,

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04:12 National Banana Dad. We're on a mission to spread the

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04:51 mission to spread the laughs and drones far and wide,

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19:25 shown up physically at the space. 01:53 that represent an actual physical space in our world. To 06:45 replication of your particular space. So it's a real world

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30:01 but you know there's space laser technology they got. 07:37 space lasers. But for real, this time, we'll ask about 23:06 she famously blamed wildfires un quote Jewish space lasers and

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07:36 really exploring the studio space of like being a dictator.

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1:01:14 also playing at inner Space on Sunday and Underground Atlanta. 58:15 Yeah, somebody needed to fill the space that Oprah left behind.

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13:39 Overrated? Oh gosh in the climate space, I think denial, 28:28 known scientists actually in the space and then actually working

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18:54 people to space, but they can't keep the goddamn duvet