The greediest guy down in the Louisiana bayou who dropped out of middle school isn't going to make millions for himself as head of Goldman Sachs during a recession. You do need smarts to get yourself to the top of a bank and mess things up for everyone, and to stay there when the shit hits the fan. I'm not saying you don't need greed; I'm saying that the smarts will get you to the top, while being dumb will leave you out in that bayou.
Parachutes save pilots while still putting them in the danger zone. There's 0 danger to our soldiers sitting back in the US flying sorties over Afghanistan. I know I wouldn't give two shits about crashing some drone if I knew we were churning them out of factories like candy.
Not at all. The people in control of the Afghan military aren't the people we're fighting. We're fighting a small group of radicals, not a country with a military capable of even maintaining F15's. If they had F15's, they wouldn't be running at us with bombs strapped to their chests. Did you forget that Afghaniland was a war on terror (particularly al-Qaeda), and not a war on Afghanistan?
Eh, Dave's the same person he was 60 years ago. I wouldn't expect Gilliam to do anything not somewhat experimental and thoughtful. Disney is made up of a multitude of different people, the majority of which probably haven't even been there for 5. They have a corporate culture that changes. They also have people that don't stay for the entirety of the corp's existence, important as a corporation is largely gonna be what the people working there make it. I don't think Dave has 50000 personalities, 2% of which change to new ones every year, so they're much different situations.
I think they're talking about the modern channel and its overall ludicrousness. Any entity is going to change over the course of 20-60 years, leading to different types of material being produced, if they're talking about movies.
By definition, if they screwed up the most - or even quite a bit - then they are not the best and the brightest.
If they made themselves a shitton of money, they are the best and the brightest. They just used their advantages against everyone else to maximize their own intake.
We'd need F22's in Afghanland? Since when do our enemies have jet fighters to begin with? We could use biplanes with modern ASM's with around the same effect as an F22 in Afghanistan.
People tend to think of stealth a this thing that keeps missile lockons, and you from being seen on radar. That's jsut not true. stealth is there to help us get in and get our without being seen. When they plan an airstrike with B2 bombers, they go through tons of prep to know where the radar is beforehand to be far away from it. I would imagine that even on a fighter, stealth isn't worth squat once you're to close to the radar.
They weren't thinking of adding maneuverability to their weapons though. Cannons only shoot in one given direction, on a ballistic arc. We've got missiles that track well enough where we can shoot targets in any direction.
By your definition, there is hardly any mature code out in userland. Adding features means you will create bugs, and since users crave features, there won't ever be a full set of software (app, os, daemon, etc) labeled mature by your definition, and only a small number of code segments that would be unchanged over a decade, let alone multiple decades.
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The greediest guy down in the Louisiana bayou who dropped out of middle school isn't going to make millions for himself as head of Goldman Sachs during a recession. You do need smarts to get yourself to the top of a bank and mess things up for everyone, and to stay there when the shit hits the fan. I'm not saying you don't need greed; I'm saying that the smarts will get you to the top, while being dumb will leave you out in that bayou.
Parachutes save pilots while still putting them in the danger zone. There's 0 danger to our soldiers sitting back in the US flying sorties over Afghanistan. I know I wouldn't give two shits about crashing some drone if I knew we were churning them out of factories like candy.
Not at all. The people in control of the Afghan military aren't the people we're fighting. We're fighting a small group of radicals, not a country with a military capable of even maintaining F15's. If they had F15's, they wouldn't be running at us with bombs strapped to their chests. Did you forget that Afghaniland was a war on terror (particularly al-Qaeda), and not a war on Afghanistan?
Eh, Dave's the same person he was 60 years ago. I wouldn't expect Gilliam to do anything not somewhat experimental and thoughtful. Disney is made up of a multitude of different people, the majority of which probably haven't even been there for 5. They have a corporate culture that changes. They also have people that don't stay for the entirety of the corp's existence, important as a corporation is largely gonna be what the people working there make it. I don't think Dave has 50000 personalities, 2% of which change to new ones every year, so they're much different situations.
Side note: GP modded funny?
Close, but the storage cost for helium would be different. Bronze just sits wherever you put it, while with helium you have to pay for a canister.
Someone who was born exactly 11 years ago, duh!
I'm not a good enough bullshitter.
I have better projects involving certain plants in mind.
No, this sounds like it's a normal mold.
So, how is this different from putting some mold on or near a bunch of moldfood and letting it work its magic?
Jsut about any except Spiderman. It has videos of him, and the ride is based around those.
Sounds more like 2 breaths of CO2 to me....
I think they're talking about the modern channel and its overall ludicrousness. Any entity is going to change over the course of 20-60 years, leading to different types of material being produced, if they're talking about movies.
By definition, if they screwed up the most - or even quite a bit - then they are not the best and the brightest.
If they made themselves a shitton of money, they are the best and the brightest. They just used their advantages against everyone else to maximize their own intake.
I refer you to here, as Mozart actually broke what was a primitive copyright on a piece he listened to.
If they had stuck to public domain music, they'd be missing out on the majority of music anyone has cared about for 50 years.
We'd need F22's in Afghanland? Since when do our enemies have jet fighters to begin with? We could use biplanes with modern ASM's with around the same effect as an F22 in Afghanistan.
You also lose on the fact that you're not putting pilots on the brink of death, which makes them largely less effective, says Sun Tzu.
....and you think that the US wouldn't ramp up production a massive amount if we had a good Defense Secretary who saw a large war on the horizon?
Well, the moment people believe it can't happen, it will.
People tend to think of stealth a this thing that keeps missile lockons, and you from being seen on radar. That's jsut not true. stealth is there to help us get in and get our without being seen. When they plan an airstrike with B2 bombers, they go through tons of prep to know where the radar is beforehand to be far away from it. I would imagine that even on a fighter, stealth isn't worth squat once you're to close to the radar.
They weren't thinking of adding maneuverability to their weapons though. Cannons only shoot in one given direction, on a ballistic arc. We've got missiles that track well enough where we can shoot targets in any direction.
Yeah, because he heard about it in a newspaper. These were his friends, there's no citation needed for that.
You don't even need to look away while eating certain food. burger king's fries (in the "frypod" that fits in your cupholder) come to mind.
By your definition, there is hardly any mature code out in userland. Adding features means you will create bugs, and since users crave features, there won't ever be a full set of software (app, os, daemon, etc) labeled mature by your definition, and only a small number of code segments that would be unchanged over a decade, let alone multiple decades.