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6mo ago
I've taken some time to reflect on the comments that you've written here before responding. You asked rhetorically what I would do if I was placed in Von Braun's shoes, as if it were the kind of thing that I had never taken t
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Flowery language is important but something like BLUF - Bottom Line Upfront[0] is important too. While it's important for universities to continue to teach the ability to write using 'flowery' language I think that it is also
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The parking lot that's keeping the lights on
(begiant.ca)
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Roving Woman is my favourite song of hers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAfUXna0N-4 This cover is pretty spectacular: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFazlnIxHmE
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The War of the Algorithm
(cepa.org)
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6mo ago
Trump is a red herring here. It's the Thiel and Altman connections that are significant. This guy is married to one of the Paypal mafia, He's worked for Palantir, and Altman officiated his wedding. He entered government while ret
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6mo ago
> The artificial-intelligence-powered manufacturing hub is planned for a 4,000-acre site given to the U.S. by Manila, said undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg. The U.S. will occupy the site rent-free and administer
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Interesting choice to do this after depleting years of production time’s worth of missiles. Missiles with lead-times measured in 12-24 months, and that require rare earth elements that come from a supply chain that China dominates. Agai
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Pentagon approaches automakers, manufacturers to boost weapons production
(reuters.com)
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Growing List of Dead and Missing NASA Scientists Triggers New Alarm
(yahoo.com)
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6mo ago
Simply put the people in those countries who spend the money care about the people who gave them the money. They view themselves as stewards of these resources and genuinely want to spend them optimally to ensure the best return for everyon
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6mo ago
Can you talk more about the design of the board? Also, what's that large five pin connector in the bottom left for?
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Marines on way to Middle East seen using rifles with anti-drone smart scope
(taskandpurpose.com)
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They'll still need some DRM in the printer so it will only accept signed gcode that came from the the slicer. Otherwise it's pretty trivial for someone to just bypass the slicer and hand write the gcode.
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6mo ago
What advantage do they have over chemical primers?
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Cement firm Lafarge found guilty of financing terrorism in Syria
(swissinfo.ch)
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Ukraine Tested Space-Launch Capabilities in Middle of War Twice
(united24media.com)
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Thermite: The First Commercial Firefighting Robot Sold in the U.S.
(howeandhowe.com)
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6mo ago
How should people who live in allied countries that the US has recently threatened to economically annex or invade feel about US military contractor oligarchs being attacked? The way I see it, the pragmatic choice is to prefer to see Americ
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6mo ago
There's also the international angle here. How is a person from a nation that the US President has threatened to annex or invade supposed to feel about seeing domestic violence in the United States? From their perspective a divided Un
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When do you think that we will see the first successful strike on a CEO with a drone?
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I actually had this 10 guy sort of thought last night: There was a point where an organism became self aware, and then there was a point sometime after that where an organism realized that it was the first that had become self aware and all
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You're being completely melodramatic and hypocritical here likely because you have some sort of personal or business relationship with Altman. Be honest with yourself -- underneath your admonishments against people here is a personal p
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6mo ago
If I understand what you're saying it's that as rich as they are, the amount of money the ultra-wealthy own just doesn't add up to nearly enough to give everyone a quality of life that they deserve / once had? Perhaps wh
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As I understand it Iran requested that Vance conduct the negotiations.[0] The speculation is that they did so in order to tarnish his image in the American people by attaching his name and face to the conflict which is something he appears
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U.S. Intelligence Shows China Taking a More Active Role in Iran War
(nytimes.com)
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Of course, the bigger question is what percent of that 40 actually want extreme poverty to exist for one reason or another — be it that they hate the people who are currently poor and can’t envision it happening to them or their communit
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Mir and the ISS were built this way and the Space shuttle, Dragon, and Soyuz have/had no problem docking with the ISS. If you feel constrained by the size of the Falcon Heavy fairing the now defunct Bigelow Aerospace launched several p
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Canada Can't Pretend America Is Still the Good Guy
(thewalrus.ca)
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> It's physically not possible at our current level of technology to make this "safer" due to the distances and energies involved. That's not true at all. It is entirely within current technical and fiscal means to la
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