Starlink satellites aren't geostationary.

The parent comment wasn't specifically addressing Starlink.

The reason is listed in the second half of the block you quoted.

Read up on time dilation and special relativity. Time absolutely does pass slower for you as you accelerate.

You two are talking about different meanings of "time".

Traveling 5,000 LY at 0.5 c will cause you the spaceship pilot to age 20,000 years. It's non-relativistic, inside that inertial frame. Clock second hands still sweep slow but noticeable circles.

Meanwhile, everyone outside of the spaceship is happening FAST, by your observations. You'll see stars turn red and go supernova.

The journey will take 10,000 years for an external stationary observer and about 8695 years for the pilot.

I can’t find that text in the announcement. In fact it sounds like you have to use a specific model with the chat completions endpoint to get web searches.

In the API they are named like "gpt-4o-search-preview".

I have a related question for you... my kids like Marvel Rivals, but I also use Microsoft family tools to limit their screen time so they don't have Admin accounts. However, the Marvel Rivals anti-cheat makes me enter my password every time they launch. Is there any way for me to create a shortcut or something so Rivals will launch without my password?

I'm not a Windows guy and trying to figure this out has been extremely frustrating...

You can make a on-demand scheduled task that runs Marvel Rivals as admin then create a shortcut that invokes the task.

Full instructions https://chatgpt.com/share/67a13960-c1b4-8002-a699-7b547c759c...

I just had to fix this for my kid over the weekend. https://steamcommunity.com/app/2767030/discussions/0/5962604... was very helpful:

You can also skip the UAC prompt without editing the registry, by adding the following to the game's launch options in Steam:

cmd /min /C "set __COMPAT_LAYER=RUNASINVOKER && start "" %command%"

Wow... thank you so much. I actually couldn't get that way to work, but adding RunAsInvoker in the registry worked for us. I can't believe all it took was one registry entry.

He never actually said what it was. I think some people floated theories, but the book never reveals the answer.

New Glenn lost its booster yesterday. Space is hard, tests will have failures.

Do you really believe that they “can’t” get out of low earth orbit, as opposed to “haven’t yet”??

And a parametric design requires you to buy the commercial Fusion license.

No it doesn't, unless you mean some more advanced parametric features that just the basic parameter driven modelling.