prospector

In addition, prior hydrology on Mars means that it has mineral deposits untouched by any prospector.

Doubling the number of competent-but-not-superstar scientists would about double the marginal discovery rate of science, assuming the scientist-as-prospector model.

If anyone else has the same question, their FAQ says they use Prospector to generate the metrics.

Before you try to p-hack this one, let me specify the null model: scientist as prospector.

You wanna be the gold rush equivalent of the old prospector now running a general store, land agent, and saloon.

There is water on the Moon, check out the Lunar Prospector mission for more information.

The gold prospector has a high chance of going home empty-handed, but he will surely need a shovel to even start digging.

This was 7+ years ago but I remember they said something about it being a dead mining town turned into a prospector town.

But the fact remains that Rockefeller was a prospector.

> Doubling the number of competent-but-not-superstar scientists would about double the marginal discovery rate of science, assuming the scientist-as-prospector model.

I know the first one (robot prospector) is probably SteamWorld Dig.

I knew a oil prospector that 'struck it rich' but had his line of credit called on him by the Bank of Montreal because they didn't think he could handle setting up that many oil rigs at once.

Check out "Wind Prospector", which has a zoomable map and a wind model for the entire United States.[1] It uses a climatic model and topography data to calculate wind power potential.

Prospector also supports machine readable outputs that IDEs/plugins can use to determine how to display linting issues.

Prospector in turn appears to mainly use pylint.

I'm looking forward to having a play with Prospector.