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by steve19 7y ago
Other countries with large armies tend to throw poorly trained, and in the case of NK, poorly fed conscripts at the problem. The US regularly fights wars so the troops are not only well trained but there is a lot of individual and instituti
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by steve19 7y ago
I wasn't trying to portray as some kind of super-worldly religion, simply saying the exception does not prove the rule.
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by steve19 7y ago
That and software can be easily decompiled. It's not that hard if you really want to know how something works. I learnt enough asm to modify a modern app that was essential to my work flow but had been abandoned by the developers. It d
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by steve19 7y ago
Android phones have been waterproof with 3.5mm jacks, for at least the past 5 years, maybe longer.
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by steve19 7y ago
Interesting but I don't think that's sustained fire. You see crazy him rpm for firearms. The rate of fire is restricted by the magazine size (ship guns do have magazines) and how fast the gun can cool. The US Army changed the barr
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by steve19 7y ago
I do agree with you, but sadly many Christians do ignore the fact Jesus hung out with prostitutes and tax collectors, and generally mocked the "perfect" moral police (for their hypocrisy). But individual Christians are like every
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by steve19 7y ago
Your last name checks out ;) Thanks for the reply.
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by steve19 7y ago
Yes not but all are expected to be monks, and they live apart from everyone, not just "the secular world"
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by steve19 7y ago
By far the largest denominations do not teach that. I am sure 0.0001% of the world's 1 billion protostants like the handful of westbro baptists nut cases might believe that. You can find extremists in every religion.
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by steve19 7y ago
Maybe Ive is an exceptionally talented designer but a poor senior executive. Steve kept Ive in check in a way Cook didn't appear to have done. Maybe its equally a failing of Cook. And I say this as someone who is terribly excited Ive i
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by steve19 7y ago
You put it well. The problem of of putting energy into projectiles caused a move from kenetic to chemical weapons (missiles). But delivering chemicals to a target is expensive and at some point scaling it up becomes politically dangerous (y
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by steve19 7y ago
Protestant Christianity is the same. It doesn't preach living apart from the world. Not entirely sure about Catholics. Orthodox have always struck me as living apart to some extent but I may be wrong and would be interested in hearing
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by steve19 7y ago
Apple are developing self driving tech so maybe he won't be allowed to work with TSLA.
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by steve19 7y ago
I don't wish him bad but I am really hoping I will finally be able to upgrade my MacBook pro with a model that has a good keyboard and some extra ports.
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by steve19 7y ago
How does it go off when you scroll down? Does chrome refresh when you also hit the bottom?
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by steve19 7y ago
Well we knew it wasn't going to be called LoveFunction
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by steve19 7y ago
Its not obselete when 100s of millions of people use it everyday and the replacement is expensive, needs replacing because the batteries die and has poorer sound quality. No phone is more waterproof with it than without (they all have compl
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by steve19 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there was some sort of no compete agreement (along with compensation)
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by steve19 7y ago
It's not a Standard but it is the industry norm and what users expect. Mozilla caved on DRM but this is the line they won't cross?
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by steve19 7y ago
Me too. It is classic Mozilla. They have such big blind spots. Even after the certificate debacle, which wiped containers for some people, they still appear to have no plans to sync them.
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by steve19 7y ago
Still no pull to refresh. They really don't want users to adopt their browser. Literally every single other mobile Web browser supports it. Yet Mozilla has some ideological stance that it breaks web interaction (with what, the 0.0001%
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by steve19 7y ago
That is not at all how the defense industry works. The military invented modern procurement, of which sales is an important part. There might only be a handful of countries any one country will sell to (50-75) but each country will have mul
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by steve19 7y ago
Someone definitely pays for it. If Gilead reimburses the full amount, then those who pay insurance premiums are paying for those that don't. Maybe those free doses are being distributed to clinics for people who are not capable of init
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by steve19 7y ago
The bullet has to connect with the drone, they can move very fast in a number of directions. One bullet may not be enough unless it hit the flight computer. When the navy shoots bullets at a incoming projectile, they pretty much create a wa
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by steve19 7y ago
What's worse is they call it "open" vacation leave and sell it as a perk. Sometimes they even do this with paternal leave as well, selling it as a perk. It really does show there is something sick in the culture when companie
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by steve19 7y ago
Maybe but I think 90% of the work is wrangling the data and understanding the problem, it wouldn't be that hard to substitute gradient boosting for the NN
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by steve19 7y ago
Really enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing. I think the parents critism was more that the article was a little light compared to thr video. For example, you didn't have screenshots of the scanned pdfs in the article.
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by steve19 7y ago
It operates on ocr output. It's job is to identify the total expenditure by looking at ocr output.
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by steve19 7y ago
You better avoid the Linux kernel then as the NSA have contributed a lot more than 3 lines.

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