Also if you broadcast noise when your missile is about to hit then your own jamming signal acts as an early warning as well, although I guess it wouldn't provide location.

It's a major overhaul of the design they've been working on for a long time. There was talk of v3 fixing the problems in early v2 test flights. The booster is v3 as well which presumably is why they had some problems. I believe this is also the first time they flew the v3 engines with the plumbing fully integrated in a single piece housing they 3D printed.

Edit I found this in the paper

> Elevator sidesteps the code-versus-data determination altogether through an application of superset disassembly [6]: we simultaneously interpret every executable byte offset in the original binary as (i) data and (ii) the start of a potential instruction sequence beginning at that offset, and we build the superset control flow graph from every one of the resulting candidate decodes. Every potential target of indirect jumps, callbacks, or other runtime dispatch mechanisms that cannot be statically analyzed therefore has a corresponding landing point in the rewritten binary. These targets are resolved at runtime through a lookup table from original instruction addresses to translated code addresses that we embed in the final binary.

To be clear I don't think the AI can do either job

Your instructions to comment on your blog are incredible, come talk to you face to face. If I didn't live on the other side of the country it would be meaningful to tell you what it meant to me in person.

If I remember right I think ? Is exactly one character only, or maybe it does non greedy .