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By the way, I see very little discussion on the drones used in the UA-RU war, which should be quite interesting from a hacker's perspective. Technology is going
by amelius 1y ago
By the way, I see very little discussion on the drones used in the UA-RU war, which should be quite interesting from a hacker's perspective. Technology is going very fast there.
Seriously, why is this downvoted?
- Etheryte 1y agoProbably because this thread is only remotely related to that? There's been countless discussions on the topic, doesn't mean every thread has to be about that.
- amelius 1y agoI mean on Hacker News in general.
- le-mark 1y agoI am personally working on intellectual property related to that. IMO this topic is impossible to discuss online, it’s a magnet for bots and troll farms.
- Etheryte 1y agoI don't really see what you mean, if you use the HN search Algolia provides, you can see people talking about it from different angles pretty much every day.
- amelius 1y agoStrange, because I never see it on the front page. Perhaps I should change the way I read HN. PS: I just searched, and indeed there is a lot of talk about incidents around drones. But what I mean is talk about the technology used in these drones. For example, how do you send a video feed through a kilometers long fiber optic cable that is cheap to produce and lightweight? These are the kind of questions I'm interested in.