yup, derived most of the equations myself then double checked them before implementing them. That being said all of the positining is done through time steps and not so much equations
My 17 year old son is applying to college and he built this rocket launch simulator for his portfolio. I think it's pretty awesome, but... I'm his Dad ¯_(ツ)_/¯ And I don't know anything about orbital mechanics or rocket launches. What do you think?
Blazer is amazing, and we use it every day all day at my startup. Huge thanks to akane.
However, I’ve contributed a couple of PRs and heard crickets. Doesn’t seem as if the repo is maintained actively these days, so we run a modified fork internally.
Decile Group's mission is to transform Venture Capital into a force for good in the world. We will be responsible for helping to launch ~50% of the new venture funds in the world this year, all of whom have publicly endorsed the Mensarius Oath for ethical investing.
We are a small remote engineering team with varying levels of experience. You can read more about our engineering philosophy here: https://github.com/VCLab-Inc/Engineering
VC Lab's mission is to transform Venture Capital into a force for good in the world. We will be responsible for helping to launch ~50% of the new venture funds in the world this year, all of whom have publicly endorsed the Mensarius Oath for ethical investing.
We are a small remote engineering team with varying levels of experience. You can read more about our engineering philosophy here:
https://github.com/VCLab-Inc/Engineering
And you can apply via email to: travis [at] vclab [dot] fund
- Full-time
- Remote
- Salary depends on experience
- Requires several hours of daily overlap with Pacific Coast time (i.e., if you're on the other side of the world you must be willing to work overnights)
- Preferring those with a few years of experience, but willing to mentor the right person
Agree. Beautiful stuff! The second problem with the name JAWS is that it's not very SEO friendly - competing with a lot of stuff. My first reaction was to google for some examples using JAWS, but that pulls up a huge variety of things (including the Freedom Scientific software, which is confusing at first). I give +1 for the JSAWS (j-sauce) acronym.
