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panzagl
2y ago
Keep waiting, the dystopian cyberpunk future I was promised in my childhood is finally arriving...
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2y ago
You should look into the Artemis Spaceship Simulator: https://www.artemisspaceshipbridge.com/#/ (also on Steam) While not nearly as extensive as what's in the article, it's a first step achievable with a smal
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2y ago
In the US, Methodist is a relatively middle-of-the-road denomination, not nearly as dreary as I've seen UK Methodists described.
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2y ago
When your kids are older there's "Phineas and Ferb" and "Gravity Falls" which are both good enough to be watched without kids.
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2y ago
Warner's a relic of a different time, unfortunately.
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2y ago
You do realize PARC and Bell Labs are long gone, right?
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2y ago
Anyone who has a clearance has signed numerous statements acknowledging their personal responsibility to protect the information in their care. If you want access, follow the procedures, then that responsibility is fulfilled. And if DOGE p
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2y ago
Not really, whoever allows access could be prosecuted for failing any of a number of laws and regs for just rolling over so it would come down to a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation. The proper way to do it would be to w
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2y ago
Clearance does not allow indiscriminate access, it just means you are theoretically trustable. You still need a reason to access the data, usually negotiated with the data owners, who is legally responsible for protecting the data. DOGE has
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2y ago
t00 l4m3 4 U
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Neal Stephenson fans are already heading to the salt mines.
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He means NRO- the US would miss a nuclear center being built in Iran or where ever because all the NRO left to be SpaceX minions.
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We are for the big.
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2y ago
Satellites go in circles and need to point at things.
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2y ago
No they cannot, unless maybe you have advanced degrees and a couple decades experience.
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2y ago
> Another major DoD challenge is that outside of the IT field, the DoD asks for industrial competency and competitiveness that frankly the overall US industrial base looks to barely be able to meet. And so not only is it inflicted by ven
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Nearly every contract award is challenged. Even if the challenge is not protracted, preparing for the inevitable challenge makes the whole process so expensive that it severely impacts the number and size of contracts an agency is able to
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2y ago
> too many graduates from certain social sciences and humanities compared to the actual need of employers / academia. The natural employer of the social sciences grad is the government- social workers, city planners, etc. This type
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2y ago
You don't pair for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.
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Don't overthink painting figures too much- it's the type of hobby where you start off with a few paints and some cheap brushes, then go through a journeyman phase of tons of specialized paints, brushes, tools, etc, then run into a
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Special ed is expensive because it's things like 'this student needs a full time aid'. The only way to decrease it is to basically abandon those children.
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2y ago
Ahhhh Colorado, blue state tastes with a red state budget.
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Amazon's solutions to 1% problems are the next batch of cargo cult corporate solution speak that we're going to have to deal with. How can we have a web scale agile big data devops monorepo machine learning microservice oriented a
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2y ago
You've just described half the charter schools around here.
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She called for admin backup, which reacted pretty quickly, but they basically just calm him down and return him to class. And of course the screaming happened after a series of de-escalation attempts by her, which often works, but not alway
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My wife had one kid scream for 10 minutes yesterday and another throw a chair. Another just sat there and didn't do a thing for 7 hours. The Little House/Christmas Story model hasn't been able to work for a long time.
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Neither has happened yet.
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In the US 'the left' (and it's various offshoots) is pretty much a straight-line descendent of Puritanism, albeit stripped of it's direct religious motivation. So while the right may ban porn because 'evil woman par
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“Well, maybe it is true,” Clevinger conceded unwillingly in a subdued tone. Maybe a long life does have to be filled with many unpleasant conditions if it’s to seem long. But in that event, who wants one?” “I do,” Dunbar told him. “Why?” Cl
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2y ago
So you're saying an untraceable ASAT attack is more likely than a micrometeor impact?
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