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> Don't create a weapon, if you don't want your enemies to have it too. I'm thankful US Manhattan Project went on to successful completion, and not cancelled with above reasoning. The series "The Man in the High Castl
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What's really interesting is that in 1930's, US had one of the smallest army/armed forces of developed nations. In 1939, which was three months before England declared war on Germany, US Army had about 180,000 men, ranked 19t
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>> The U.S. spends more on arms and armies than the next seven biggest spenders combined. I think that is one fact Trump turned around to use as his talking point. That seems to be one reason Trump seems to be annoyed with NATO about.
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Strongly agree that the 67% of workers are not quitting, they are leaving for a new job that pays more. My observation is that the higher you are in the pay bracket, the easier you seem to be abel to get a new job as your skills/experi
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It's sad to see long term residents getting priced out of a community, and the city/neighborhood turning into playground/home of mostly rich. Same thing is happening near Silicon Beach in southern California, that is coastal
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8y ago
I've heard similar story from a non coding engineer. He's not that old but getting no responses. Apparently his current pay is too high.
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Not the first time this sort of thing happened. http://www.tailsthroughtime.com/2010/06/prior-to-arrival-of-... The 1952 Carswell AFB Tornado In 1952, 2/3 of the B-36 bomber force of USA knocked out in less t
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I'm sorry but I should've made it clear that it's the few in the Chinese govt that are doing this. Average joe Chinese folks only want to live out happy life like every average joe everywhere else. So I'm sorry that I ca
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I mean we just heard about the HEAD of Interpol, who is a Chinese citizen, visit China, disappear for a week with no communication, and suddenly turn in his resignation. And there are other Chinese billionaires who disappeared. And that poo
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Chinese companies have their hands in pretty much most of electronic devices used in the world today. NONE of the other nations such as Russian, etc have capacity. I would stop having so called anti-China concern once the people of China st
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It's not a matter of just harassing you. There are real consequences with compromised communications. Think of Midway Battle. Think of Enigma. You can say, hey look that proves US/UK govt can spy on you. Never mind Japan/Germ
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But these F22 were not fly able for whatever reason, mostly due to maintenance.
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It will not do well. And not because the food doesn't taste good. It's because of 'customization' every American customer seems to want in a resturant here. Almost no one seems to order food in US as it's offered by
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I did not mean to come across as saying I want escape systems to not work. With space launch systems, any use of escape system is dangerous and best to avoid. I think it will be a long time before aborting/escaping from botched space l
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Learned something new today. The other Soyuz incident in 1983 was Soyuz 7K-ST No.16L, sometimes known as Soyuz T-10a or T-10-1. Found below from wiki. It was an unsuccessful Soyuz mission intended to visit the Salyut 7 space station, which
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They are indeed lucky and unlucky AF. Lucky to be alive after such an incident. Unlucky to have gotten on top of a Soyuz rocket system that failed, when it's been proven to be so incredibly reliable all these years.
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I honestly cannot think of any such incident happening in all the years of space exploration. Crewed or not-crewed capsule. And I've watched enough documentaries on Apollo and other space programs. It's the beginning of a very ver
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Check out a youtube channel called "PoliceActivity".
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I would like to introduce to you a really unique youtube channel called "PoliceActivity". It currently has about 1.2 million subscribers, with about 600 videos. The channel basically shows police bodycam footage from various US la
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That's exactly what I felt as I was spending time on MSDN/Microsoft support website, reading about weird errors messages on Windows 95/98/NT/XP in 1990s. Some generic desc about the Windows error messages and no res
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Good managers are rare. Don't trust your manager(s) that they are going to lead/manage/mentor you in a way that will really help you. They are not. If I allowed myself to be really cynical, they are mostly out for themselves.
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YOU are not killed or enslaved because OTHERS are willing to kill to defend themselves. You happen to be collateral benefit.
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Costa Rica is not next to russia or north korea.
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I looked up and Ando moved to Japan in 1933. Taiwan was under Japanese rule between 1895 and 1945. So in a strict sense, he wasn't an immigrant. Many Koreans also moved to Japan when Korea was under Japanese rule. Many returned to Kor
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I also came in to comment about property/real estate being THE biggest and safest vehicle for hiding dirty money.
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It's very possible he had other things already lined up that weren't easily changeable. That alone would piss off any congressman/senator. Pretty sure anyone telling US Congress/Senate that "I can't show up b
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Reading about scheduling reminded of a conversation I heard about involving an ER doctor. In that ER center, the scheduling of ER Doctors was done manually, by one of the ER doctors. Of course not the most senior doctor. But not the most ju
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WHO at Fitbit thought it was a good idea?
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I was about to get free Fitbit from work program. And then I heard work would have access to data in Fitbit. Nah, screw that.
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It is strange because this is a big announcement, that is concrete with real money and people (more soon to be announced). By Elon Musk. But there doesn't seem to be much love for him by the press. Is it because Elon offended the press
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