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gwbennett
19d ago
100%!!
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gwbennett
5mo ago
Bravo Zulu, Integrity crew, NASA, and USA!
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gwbennett
6mo ago
Great, great work! Congratulations and Bravo Zulu! Looking forward to seeing the movie this weekend.
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gwbennett
10mo ago
Nothing is for free!
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gwbennett
11mo ago
Great advice!
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gwbennett
1y ago
100%
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gwbennett
1y ago
100% agree!
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gwbennett
1y ago
I watched every minute of it. It was awesome. Bravo Zulu SpaceX.
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gwbennett
1y ago
For both iOS and Android app: - Xcode - SwiftUI - Supabase - Claude CLI - Skip.tools (converts SwiftUI to native Katlin code) Been developing mobile apps for over 15 years. This is by far the best stack for developing mobile apps. Speed, to
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gwbennett
1y ago
It was harder to see during COVID.
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gwbennett
1y ago
Bravo Zulu!!!
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gwbennett
1y ago
Pet Sounds! A fantastic album and group! So many great songs on all their albums. Grew up listening to them.
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gwbennett
1y ago
So sad! Love you Scott!
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gwbennett
1y ago
Awesome. Thanks for showing this.
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gwbennett
1y ago
Capt Tom Fargo was better. As you learn from that YouTube video, he went on to run 7th Fleet as an Admiral. The stuff we did while he was CO was important in the Cold War for the security of the US.
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gwbennett
1y ago
yes, I read the book before I got to the boat when I was at nuclear reactor prototype training in Idaho. Read it on the long bus rides back and forth to the site. Yes, it was good and pretty operationally accurate. All the sub lingo etc, is
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gwbennett
1y ago
Great read on how ILM made the shots. As a crew member on the USS Salt Lake City (SSN-716), we took many of the cast and crew out to sea for 24 hours before they made the movie to get a feel for what sub-life was like before they made the m
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gwbennett
2y ago
I've used Embedded Engineering Solutions, www.eesaz.com, for several projects here in AZ. They've done quality work at a fair price.
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gwbennett
2y ago
I've been an iOS dev professionally since 2009! I just found Skip via Dave Verwer's newsletter today. Finally, finally! This is precisely what Apple should have built years ago!!! I have just started a new iOS app and didn't
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gwbennett
2y ago
It's good to see all the Navy nukes comments on this article. MM1/SS, one tour on an SSN, and one on an SSBN!
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gwbennett
2y ago
Having spent 10 years as a Navy Nuclear Propulsion Operator on two different submarines operating the reactor plant, I can tell you I am not surprised by incidents like these. In order of importance: 1) Lack of sleep (it wasn't unusual
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gwbennett
2y ago
Exactly the quote I was thinking of! Great movie!
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gwbennett
3y ago
I agree! His articles always have fantastic content!
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gwbennett
3y ago
Thank you for sharing your unfathomable journey. It may sound cliché, but my thoughts and prayers will be with you, your son, and your family!
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gwbennett
3y ago
Having been developing iOS apps since 2009, hard to believe 15 years, this is one of the finest writeups from a developer I've seen. Congrats on your hard work and the decisions you made developing your app. You made some great decisio
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gwbennett
3y ago
Quickbooks is currently a necessary evil for me. I have to use it, because that is what my bookkeepers and accountants use. If you want to change either your bookkeeper or your accountant, your new bookkeeper and accountant know how to use
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gwbennett
3y ago
I bought the 15c collectors edition about 5 years ago.
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gwbennett
3y ago
Great point and made me laugh!
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gwbennett
4y ago
Spent 3.5 years on a LA Class Fast Attack sub and 3 years on a Ohio Class Ballistic Missile sub (aka boomer) as Nuke MM & ELT. 10 years total in the Navy. Article put a smile on my face. Not a bad job for being written by a “Sonar Girl”
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gwbennett
4y ago
The US Navy builds new nuclear reactors every year. It takes 5+ years to build commercial plants because of government bureaucrats, endless regulations and every new nuke plant is a new, non-standard design.
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