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by panzagl 3y ago
I wonder how much the inability of Congress to pass a real budget is at play here- the continuing resolutions that have kept the government limping along are severely restricted in what they can fund.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Godspeed Warden.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Yeah, I dropped my /s. Too many years of watching people do embedded, RF, flight control systems and whatnot for 20 years for half what FAANG was throwing at recent grads. Not that there isn't some truly inspiring engineering happ
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by panzagl 3y ago
Depends on how you define 'the field'- if you mean SV cutting edge unicorn selling ad stuff, then yes. If you include some place like Lockheed Martin or Northrup Grumman doing boring non-cutting edge stuff like aerospace or signal
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by panzagl 3y ago
I know when my daughter started college 5 years ago, the dean was up front that there was a demographic cliff coming up, I wonder how much of the decline is that.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Deep in Meta HQ: "How dare the metric system infringe on our IP"
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by panzagl 3y ago
The Anglophone world is "our" and "us". Since our enemies "used" that word, you are only one if you also live in the past tense.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Synology NASes are a popular choice.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Coke used to come in glass bottles that were returned to the store and reused. Consumers didn't change that, the Coca-Cola company changed that.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Right, we should hold the current government accountable for the Soviet Union's lack of foresight in reaching climate goals for a crisis most didn't even know about in 1980.
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by panzagl 3y ago
You know, some of the countries didn't really exist 50 years ago...
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by panzagl 3y ago
A friend of mine had a girl he was dating drop him because she couldn't understand why he didn't text her all the time- never mind that he worked at a Navy facility that didn't allow cell phones.
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by panzagl 3y ago
What ethics are there to consider besides 'money can be exchanged for goods and services'? Everyone is a willing participant in the transaction.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Oddly enough the hardest part of this would be when it's on the ground 'driving'. Though I also wonder how it takes ATC direction.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Interesting, thanks.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Attracting old people?
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by panzagl 3y ago
Will AI take an oil company exec to a strip club?
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by panzagl 3y ago
Dwellig you know, where the bandersnatch is
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by panzagl 3y ago
If they forgot the root p/w its hunter2
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by panzagl 3y ago
Aegis go brrrrrrrrrrrrr.
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by panzagl 3y ago
For that cost you could get a highly qualified elementary school teacher for every 3-4 kids. But instead you get 1 per 25-30. Schools would be structured very differently if the primary focus was education.
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by panzagl 3y ago
The first release of Civilization was a board game.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Its not the stated function, but does appear to be the primary function.
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by panzagl 3y ago
My daughters (gen Z) prefer physical books, though we'll see if that persists past the first time they have to move apartments themselves.
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by panzagl 3y ago
I used an unfolded Christmas tree ornament hook to do the same.
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by panzagl 3y ago
Somehow none of the included pictures made obvious to me what the article was talking about, but the google maps view makes it very apparent.
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by panzagl 3y ago
The problem with CISSP and similar is that the US government wants certifications, the 'software industry' is totally disinterested in such a thing, so the 'certification professionals' have moved in and set up shop. It&
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by panzagl 3y ago
The Burroughs estate was Disney before Disney was Disney
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by panzagl 3y ago
And the Union Workhouses? Are they still in operation?
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by panzagl 3y ago
The Ranger is made again, but it's huge compared to the 90's ones. And the current F150 is much bigger than one from 10 years ago, so even an older F150 would be smaller than the current monstrosities.

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