I also find it funny that there are people standing there doing the “I made a mistake” pose in every single video I see of this run. It’s the same pose that I see any time I’m on a double black diamond anywhere in the Northeast. Many many years ago, that was me.
A big part of skiing is getting to the point where you may not be able to ski a ridiculous slope well, but you can reliably and safely get down any* slope if you really have to.
“any” does not include off-piste “big mountain” slopes, as that’s a very different kind of skiing.
the ACSL is a good match for software that would have otherwise been permissively licensed under MIT, ISC, or BSD but with restrictions against corporate usage.
The ACSL is right for you if you want your code to empower students, artists, hobbyists, collectives, cooperatives and nonprofits to survive under capitalism while not contributing free labor to corporations.
Scott gave me a chuckle with “put a second JWST in L3.” It might need a better sun shield without a planet to hide behind, just saying.
And for your general fund of knowledge, long range FPV drone setups can reach tens of miles pretty easily, and “fly down this mountain,” “chase a drift car” are both so common in FPV that they’re practically atereotypes, so it wouldn’t be at all unrealistic for a spectator to follow a downhill race from the finish line via a pair of goggles. (Honestly, I’d find that more believable than an autonomous drone pulling it off, but I’m biased.)
