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TIL China is finally detecting stealth technology developed in the 80s.
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So the social trend has abated. Maybe? Let's just assume it has for the sake of argument. That hardly makes the platform "dead." It's earning more money now than it ever did.
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Nothing short of inspiring. Moving humanity forward. Well done to the SpaceX team.
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Offering unsolicited advice is a bad habit. If you find yourself using the words “you should” a lot, reconsider making those statements.
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Where did you buy Iridium access for $17/month?
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I developed cross-platform simulator software back in 2008. One of our platforms was SPARC. Still used heavily at the time. They tried to replace them with SGI Itanium servers and we know how that turned out.
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Just a Sunday project but there’s a limited release product dropping in October. One of the online retailers uses Shopify, so I wrote a bot to alert me when it comes in stock.
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Dentists and heart surgeons are still STEM. The S stands for science, guy. As for the "fate" you're fearmongering about for women, what is that to you? I'm not worried about men staying home to raise children. Hurray for
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> Boys that want to participate in STEM aren't any more impeded today than they were prior. You're making my point for me. This is the line that was said about girls 30 years ago. They were not impeded from entering STEM either
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This is not surprising to me. There is so much effort and funding put into funneling girls into STEM there is not much leftover to help boys do anything. These things shouldn't be zero sum, but that's the unfortunate reality on th
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A filter on socket/gen would be useful. Otherwise, it's a great tool! Thanks for sharing.
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Narrative shaping has become big business globally. That's why Reddit wants to force paying $30k/yr for their API. Twitter/X is doing the same thing for the same reason.
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Is Boeing salvageable at this point? They are so bloated and bureaucratic. We've seen nothing but dishonesty from their executives. I'd rather see Blue Origin or Virgin Galactic step up beyond this space tourism nonsense.
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This sounds common for Vegas conventions. The same thing happens every year at Venetian/Palazzo during AWS:Reinvent. They come by 2-3 times during the week. The excuse I got is that they are trying to prevent another Las Vegas shooter
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Sorry for the late reply - What questions do you have? For the record, my undergrad was CompE. I entered GT's MSCS on campus program (before OMCS came out) and was appalled 1) by the reliance group projects, and 2) the low skill of my
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Was it ever profitable? Or just something firms were goaded into caring about when low interest rate money was up for grabs?
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"I frankly find it troubling that you thought it was acceptable" What kind of unprofessional language is this?
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There's a difference between random, unincorporated urban sprawl and a planned suburban town. You are describing the former. The latter has infrastructure, sidewalks, town square or city center, and government services.
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Bill of Materials (BOM) software for identifying dependencies along with versions that are out of date or vulnerable is a growing market in Government.
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>The heaviest bowls weighed between 87% more than the smallest bowls, Wells Fargo found. But bowls ordered in-store and online weighed roughly the same. Are they saying in-store orders weighed roughly the same and online orders weighed r
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Send the inventory to the Computer Museum of America (Roswell, GA)
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Or because the conversation is being driven by the banks that provide liquidity to the S&P500 and, coincidentally, own most of the commercial real estate.
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I don’t have a dog in this fight but I’m curious why Live Nation-Ticketmaster and not Meta, Google, or Amazon?
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Locally sourced, sustainably grown, organic, non-GMO, gluten free, no antibiotics ever, cage free, pasture raised, grass fed and finished, minimally processed. All the things.
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You’re one step away from buying your own peanut grinder and measuring the exact amount of peanuts you need like they’re coffee beans.
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Your model projects the price of Nvidia will rise to $30,173. How does it arrive at that?
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These have been cropping up regularly for years now. YouTube does nothing.
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How does it work? Reach out to media and technology platforms to silence competing narratives.
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I was thinking the same thing. Worst case just sell off the CPUs and RAM.
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