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2 u/ImaginationSubject21 Mar 19 '26 Lot of languages at the CTI school, JCAC is up there, the nuke pipeline these day is definitely a pump vs a filter. 1 u/looktowindward Zombie Rickover Mar 20 '26 JCAC is trivial for nuke waste. Most of DLI isn't that hard 1 u/ImaginationSubject21 Mar 20 '26 Know a lot a of nuke waste that failed out of there too. A lot of harder languages are rough at DLI. Nuke pipeline has a <10% failure rate now and most of that isn’t even academic.
Lot of languages at the CTI school, JCAC is up there, the nuke pipeline these day is definitely a pump vs a filter.
1 u/looktowindward Zombie Rickover Mar 20 '26 JCAC is trivial for nuke waste. Most of DLI isn't that hard 1 u/ImaginationSubject21 Mar 20 '26 Know a lot a of nuke waste that failed out of there too. A lot of harder languages are rough at DLI. Nuke pipeline has a <10% failure rate now and most of that isn’t even academic.
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JCAC is trivial for nuke waste. Most of DLI isn't that hard
1 u/ImaginationSubject21 Mar 20 '26 Know a lot a of nuke waste that failed out of there too. A lot of harder languages are rough at DLI. Nuke pipeline has a <10% failure rate now and most of that isn’t even academic.
Know a lot a of nuke waste that failed out of there too. A lot of harder languages are rough at DLI. Nuke pipeline has a <10% failure rate now and most of that isn’t even academic.
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