Safe Autonomous Space Software

[louisedennis]

I was going to start this post with the words "It is very strange…" but I suspect in the modern age it isn't strange at all, it merely hasn't happened to me before.

At any rate, when I woke up this morning it was to find I had been tweeted (or, at least, mentioned in a tweet)1 by a complete stranger. This alerted me to the fact I had an article

Comments

[reggietate]

Kewl! :-D More the article than the twitter thing, but still... faaaaaame! And important work, too.

[louisedennis]

Thanks! I'm never sure about these more "general audience" type pieces.

[fififolle]

That's very cool! And for the first time ever I've known, Twitter appears to be broken, so I can't go and check the tweet! *g*
Nice article. Amazing what publications exist :)

[louisedennis]

It is - the mind boggles that there are enough people interested in Space Safety to justify a whole magazine on it.

[fififolle]

Well, as we know from HIGNFY, it certainly isn't the most bizarre publication by a light year :D
And you were being mentioned :) If someone tweets 'at' you, your name is the first thing in the tweet, and then only you and people you mutually follow would see it, but because you were in the middle, all his followers would have seen it. Clear as mud, eh?

[nyarbaggytep]

I really like the idea of just making up publications to see if you could get them onto the have I got news for you guest slot...

[louisedennis]

I'm sure some must exist. The programme has been going long enough, and it seems almost exactly the sort of thing a bunch of mates in some industry would dream up as an amusing time-waster.

[wellinghall]

Fame at last! :-)