aurailious

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by aurailious 8y ago
Midwest housing is much more affordable than a coastal megapolis and still provide a good standard of living.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Living in China can be massively different, that's crazy.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Last time I was in Beijing I was told not to flush toilet paper. Is that still the case?
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by aurailious 8y ago
> (or drones so effective in replacing reconnaissance aircraft) It's a combo of this and satellites. The only credible rumor I believe is that a even stealthier variant of the F-117 was used in the "gap" between the SR-71
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by aurailious 8y ago
Wiki says only Libya, Syria, and Algeria operate it currently. I am skeptical it has flown above Mach 3 in decades.
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by aurailious 8y ago
I don't know of any current planes that go above Mach 3. I'm not even sure if the F-22 goes above Mach 2. Outside of experimental unmanned craft, nothing goes "substantially" faster than Mach 3.
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by aurailious 8y ago
They mentioned Titan security a few times.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Enough chances makes almost anything likely.
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by aurailious 8y ago
I forget, what was this thread about again? Human nature or China stealing IP?
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by aurailious 8y ago
Invoking whataboutism is an attempt to shut down conversation.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Isn't this "whataboutism"? You shut down a conversation by trying to deflect about how others have also done something? Like you said, two wrongs don't make a right. Just by pointing out this has happened elsewhere doesn
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by aurailious 8y ago
> just the quality that we need in a kernel maintainer. I disagree this is the case. "This is how it's been done" is a terrible excuse for anything. This attempt at protection of the status quo is wrong because almost with
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by aurailious 8y ago
Do you have a larger set than just famous assholes? Its entirely possible they represent the exception and not the rule. In fact since they themselves then to be extraordinary I would believe that they are influential in spite of being an a
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by aurailious 8y ago
Which isn't too much more expensive than a brand new F-16.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Oh I am aware. PAK-FA, a program that started in 2000 because the previous program for the Mig 1.44 that start in 1979 was delayed so often. And now we have the Mikoyan LMFS a program based on the Mig 1.44. I have high confidence that the R
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by aurailious 8y ago
Because private sector is incredibly easy to steal from. At least the government actually cares about it.
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by aurailious 8y ago
You mean like the PAK-FA? Or maybe the F-35 successor? What other modern plane development programs don't actually take decades? Include Boeing and Airbus planes into that too. Include helicopters. All of it is a time consuming and exp
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by aurailious 8y ago
Each F-35 costs about $100M now. When you want to compare the entire project scope, you should also account for how many planes have been planned to build. Because that $1.5T number includes purchases and lifetime expenses. About 3000 plane
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by aurailious 8y ago
This program is going to end up like the M-16. Even after its flaws are fixed the reputation isn't going to be shaken off. People still see the M-16 as unreliable even as its the most common form factor used by militaries today. Ironic
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by aurailious 8y ago
Sounds a lot like how to play factorio.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Deep space probes?
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by aurailious 8y ago
How many times have we fought wars not against ourselves?
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by aurailious 8y ago
We have almost certainly already lost. The challenge now is to adapt to the change. Paris was not about bringing global temp change to 0C, just limiting it to 2C. Fortunately planet Earth won't be bothered by us too much. The cycles of
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by aurailious 8y ago
I know what half I am in.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Volvo will have one soon to compete with the Y.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Laws were changed to intentionally weaken pension funds and then articles like this are funded to further destabilize trust in them. Another way of saying it: rich people were unhappy they have to pay taxes.
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by aurailious 8y ago
I think there are some that have already begun to attach electric motors to, so yes, we can even replace those as well.
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by aurailious 8y ago
Its like how about somewhere around 30 mph cars make more noise from going through the air than their engines.
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by aurailious 8y ago
I would have guessed about 100%.
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by aurailious 8y ago
This is what I am trying to figure out too. Is Knative standalone, or is it running inside your K8 cluster, or do you build a K8 cluster and run this in it exclusively?

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