From 1949 to 1952, the USAF and the unit that would eventually become ARPA then DARPA worked with MIT to begin developing things like servomechanisms and feedback sensors for NC machining. It wasn’t even CNC yet because the first C stands for computer, and it first used paper punch tape and then magnetic tape to give instructions, rather than anything like a digitally stored program
There is something extremely shady about Altman. They forced him out of OpenAI once for unethical behavior before Microsoft bullied the board into reinstating him.
That wont really help for equipment like airplanes, embroidery machines, CNC's, PBX's,. etc.
Chang Kai-Shek should have won.
In the year 1800 humanity which had spread across the world had wooden sailing ships, horse drawn carriages, experimentation with crude hot air balloons, increasingly complex water powered machinery, and the biggest weapons we could produce were black powder cannons. A century later we would have underwent the industrial revolution which steam powered machinery utterly changed society as a whole, experimentation with electricity beginning to yield fruit in the form of practical uses, we could traverse a continent in a week by steam powered train or cross the Atlantic in a week by steam ship. Ironclad Battleships boasting massive new turrets and soldiers used fully automatic maxim machine guns. A few inventors are screwing around in a barn in kittyhawk to create a heavier than air flying machine and petroleum powered horseless carriages are being produced.
It's been in "open source" public use in musical composition since, as far as I know, 1958.
No significant damage. Both ships just continued on course
The US brass thought the same thing during vietnam.
You don't seem to understand the scale I am speaking of. You are thinking of the standard human conflict of invading, occupying, and pacifying the resisting locals. I am talking about Alien life not screwing around and going directly to genocide. The equivalent of what I am saying is if the US sprayed VX gas across Vietnam to completely exterminate the population, In other words a crime beyond measure. An alien encountering another sentient species may not have the same ethical restrictions as humans.
You are assuming what China is now at their core is at all different from what they have always been, authoritarian insects. If you ask me they likely would be behaving the same way if the KMT won on the mainland.
So let me get the basics of this particular tizzy straight. Lifetouch, a photography company, is owned by Shutterfly, a producer of photographic products (ie physical prints), which is then owned by Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm. Apollo Global Management has stake in 133 companies. All I'm seeing as a connection is that people at the PE level were either confirmed or implicated sex pests. If that's the level of scrutiny needed for this, I'm afraid just about every PE firm would probably fail and every company that has it's ownership partially or fully terminate at a PE firm is then suspect. That's a bit of a reach. Is there actually anything there?
"Ro Khanna" sounds like the name for the villain of the week in a Star Trek: TOS episode.
South Africa gives us a window into that.
And then it breaks it, because it saw chicken on the other side of it
>Libs finally discover haavara agreement
b-but there's a nigger on the moon
Tbf that implies they're hardcore tankies which they weren't at least a decade ago, they were more like hardcore blue-no-matter-who types, think Moviebob but angry old liberal boomer rather than manchild elder millennial. No idea who they've let in since though.
I hope there are Space Latinas though