2881 pts ยท September 3, 2016
"Y'know, the world could always use more heroes..."
Or detroit. The way it's been described is big cities are a mix of Mad Max and Hunger Games. All of them. Or turning into them. Rittenhouse is often brought up around this point. Only small towns are good. If I wanted to control groups, I'd make them afraid, and then sell them the answer. Then move the goal posts and start again.
Things that helped me: using R,G,B pens for X,Y,Z directions in 3-space, & labeling/doing a free body diagram for everything.
Move the side back out of battery it can, gun is rendered ineffective. But he just needs 8lb on the trigger
"The free money I use to pay for college depends on a 3.5+ gpa" vs. "I don't believe in A's, students should only get B's and C's"
in the US the labor law is extensive for hourly. Not so much for salaried and is largely dependent on the employer.
Expensive
My boss is a workaholic, routinely works 60-90 hours a week. Every week. Complains can't their kids. Still does it. Expects us to do it.
Tired of a coworker bitching the company insurance won't let his wife on the plan, & then bitching about the evils of obamacare
it's the most popular way. Grow them close together in a nursery, then spread them out to plant when they're a few weeks old.
At OU they will lock your financial aid, transcripts, and deny graduation if you don't pay them.
I like, need more!
Boeing side? Not good.
the -35 has the cameras, the viper doesn't. And the gun was a stick instead projectiles... but wow! Used as the FCS this could save lives.
Sorry, thought you meant it had only the installed sensors, but it had perfect state the entire time... & crazy high deflection gun skills!
Hmm... that means the ai was always had the human inside 60 degrees of the nose in search, or 40 degrees in TWS, IIRC. That's... something.
Right now AI is needed as a better FCS. Keeping from stall/departing, collisions, or taking control when the pilot isn't, will save lives
Which makes me wonder if the AI was "told" where they were from offboard sensors via LINK16, or was just "told" where the other craft was.
Didn't feel real until the diploma was in my hands, cried all day. Then again once I got my first adult job.
I can't watch this without saying the lines and laughing.
Weed out for a reason. Sometimes too many incoming and not enough seats. Sometimes because the Dean said so (varying factors there).
THE FABRICATOR GENERAL APPROVES! https://giantbomb1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/0/96/1414660-adeptus_mechanicus_wallpaper_by_kjiverx.jpg
At that range, a .223 has plenty of power to drill through their tiny patches of armor II/IIIA armor if someone ND's
Because they want to defend themselves. When you ask against what, it often becomes nebulous "defend 2A" stuff. 1/
Shipping containers are designed rest ontop of another shipping container, that's it. Instead, rebar & concrete?
The trains & rail system in the US is primarily for cargo trains. The passenger lines are often given lower priority on the same track.
I'm afraid of what the infection rate would be like in the US, where most can't sequester themselves away, or afford to go to the doctor.
She likes me? Well there's a huge red flag right there...
https://youtu.be/fjJN08uqt70
I'm not a huge fan of it, but I think Trek fans should give it a watch at least and try it out.
Or detroit. The way it's been described is big cities are a mix of Mad Max and Hunger Games. All of them. Or turning into them. Rittenhouse is often brought up around this point. Only small towns are good. If I wanted to control groups, I'd make them afraid, and then sell them the answer. Then move the goal posts and start again.
Things that helped me: using R,G,B pens for X,Y,Z directions in 3-space, & labeling/doing a free body diagram for everything.
Move the side back out of battery it can, gun is rendered ineffective. But he just needs 8lb on the trigger
"The free money I use to pay for college depends on a 3.5+ gpa" vs. "I don't believe in A's, students should only get B's and C's"
in the US the labor law is extensive for hourly. Not so much for salaried and is largely dependent on the employer.
Expensive
My boss is a workaholic, routinely works 60-90 hours a week. Every week. Complains can't their kids. Still does it. Expects us to do it.
Tired of a coworker bitching the company insurance won't let his wife on the plan, & then bitching about the evils of obamacare
it's the most popular way. Grow them close together in a nursery, then spread them out to plant when they're a few weeks old.
At OU they will lock your financial aid, transcripts, and deny graduation if you don't pay them.
I like, need more!
Boeing side? Not good.
the -35 has the cameras, the viper doesn't. And the gun was a stick instead projectiles... but wow! Used as the FCS this could save lives.
Sorry, thought you meant it had only the installed sensors, but it had perfect state the entire time... & crazy high deflection gun skills!
Hmm... that means the ai was always had the human inside 60 degrees of the nose in search, or 40 degrees in TWS, IIRC. That's... something.
Right now AI is needed as a better FCS. Keeping from stall/departing, collisions, or taking control when the pilot isn't, will save lives
Which makes me wonder if the AI was "told" where they were from offboard sensors via LINK16, or was just "told" where the other craft was.
Didn't feel real until the diploma was in my hands, cried all day. Then again once I got my first adult job.
I can't watch this without saying the lines and laughing.
Weed out for a reason. Sometimes too many incoming and not enough seats. Sometimes because the Dean said so (varying factors there).
THE FABRICATOR GENERAL APPROVES! https://giantbomb1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/0/96/1414660-adeptus_mechanicus_wallpaper_by_kjiverx.jpg
At that range, a .223 has plenty of power to drill through their tiny patches of armor II/IIIA armor if someone ND's
Because they want to defend themselves. When you ask against what, it often becomes nebulous "defend 2A" stuff. 1/
Shipping containers are designed rest ontop of another shipping container, that's it. Instead, rebar & concrete?
The trains & rail system in the US is primarily for cargo trains. The passenger lines are often given lower priority on the same track.
I'm afraid of what the infection rate would be like in the US, where most can't sequester themselves away, or afford to go to the doctor.
She likes me? Well there's a huge red flag right there...
https://youtu.be/fjJN08uqt70
I'm not a huge fan of it, but I think Trek fans should give it a watch at least and try it out.