jonnybgood

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by jonnybgood 2y ago
I don’t know. Seems more like Maduro is bullying Venezuela. Arresting thousands of his own people and wanting to arrest the opposition party leaders.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
How are they controlling your life? How are they dictating how your life is suppose to work?
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
To be clear, Huawei products are not being used within the US military. The US military is in countries that do use Huawei products. In order to properly operate in these countries the US military would have to use or connect to these produ
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
That seems all quite orthogonal. You asked who benefits and I’ve given you an example. Some benefit directly and some indirectly. But millions in the economy benefit and not just through institutions such as CalPERS.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
> Who is benefiting from Apple’s profits being the size of a small country’s GDP? Not most people, therefore, why would this be optimized for? Off the top of my head, probably the millions of people who have a pension through one of Appl
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Interesting word usage: other countries antagonize China but no mention of China antagonizing anyone. China is helping Russia fund their war in Ukraine. The EU cares a lot about that. China has no regional dominance by the very fact Taiwan
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
Aramco
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
For FY 2023, the IC was appropriated $99.1b. By your suggestion, the majority of their budget is off the books, which means that more than $99.1b is off the books. That's a pretty extraordinary claim.
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
I don’t think that opposite argument works given the current geopolitical situation which has nothing to do with the US being aggressive. Russia would have very likely completed its conquest of Ukraine by now and moved on to the Baltic stat
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
It’s on the front page underneath the headline. “Delivering the most appropriate information at the fastest level in Japan”
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
+1 for WGU. Their CS program just recently became ABET certified.
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
It’s pretty normal for job seeking since there are jobs that require a clearance before any other consideration. There’s a whole job site dedicated to clearances. https://www.clearancejobs.com
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
Word of advice for those wanting to go to this museum: do the audio tour. You’ll be doing yourself a disservice if you don’t.
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
> I doubt recruits are allowed to show up wearing full makeup and long flowing hair to shoot internet videos without at least the authorization of their superiors They can. As long as they’re not on duty, violating uniform regulations, o
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by jonnybgood 3y ago
No evidence is given this is their actual job.
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
The EU shoots themselves in the foot with their regulation. Take a look at the EU response to the US Inflation Reduction Act. The EU enacted similar legislation by regulating green technologies in to existence. The IRA instead incentiviz
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
> However, the US government certainly signed off on pre-war decisions to extend Nato into Ukraine, paying to modernize the Ukrainian military, and Joint military exercises in the Black Sea. All of this occurred after 2014. What happened
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
What commercial product are they offering?
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
How are you using the word entertainment? You seem to be attaching a moral judgment to the word: that which is entertaining is agreeable or morally acceptable. If that’s the case, I would disagree. But in order for me to have disagreed with
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
I think the first Mount & Blade was a 1-2 developer effort.
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
Pretty sure Germany uses Excel and variety of DBMS's. What do you think makes Palantir any different?
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
The only time where there is any possibility of removing the human from the loop is at the advent of AGI. There are many factors on and off the battlefield, such as the domestic and geopolitical spheres, that go in to targeting. Only at the
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
You didn’t address the comment you’re responding to. You won’t have students who are good at math and language skills. You’ll have students who are good at taking math and language skills standardized tests. Being good at math and being goo
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
Yes, there is a reason. The F-22 is an integral part of the US Integrated Air Defense System for the homeland. Any foreign engagement by air of the US homeland will first be met with F-22s.
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
The US pays Germany to be there. Germany leases the land US military bases are on to the US. For Germany this provides security guarantees as Germany doesn’t want to increase funding to its own military and provides economic booms to the l
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
They’re not really wrong. One of the most astonishing things about this war is how the Russian Air Force is incapable of establishing air superiority against a country like Ukraine.
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
Does this same subculture apply to LGA?
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
You're oversimplifying the law. There's no legal speak as to what constitutes Big Tech. What if it's a social media company that does financial transactions? Overall, you're giving more power to Big Tech and lessening th
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
There are severe consequences to what you're suggesting with a net negative to society. Before you know it we'll have Big Tech Banks being a money launderer's wet dream. Kinda like how it is now, except all their data is in a
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by jonnybgood 4y ago
Separation of church and state is about the government not enforcing or favoring one religion over others. I'm having trouble seeing the analogy applied to separation of big tech and big government. The separation of big tech and big g

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