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by blitzar 7mo ago
Your figure of 300% is off by orders of magnitude for how much cooler the SR-71 is at 60 years of age than practically anything else that exists.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Those schoolgirls were obviously going to be a problem for the US in the next 20 years.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> stored military equipment that has a long shelf life Given the pace of advance and changes in strategy, high production capacity is probably more beneficial than inventory.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
You are absolulety right, the blockchain could have prevented this accident
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Even with multiple staff - the ATC person clearing you to drive across the runway should be the same ATC person doing takeoff / landings on that runway. The audio sounds unsure when giving the clearance - but possibly hindsight ears at
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by blitzar 7mo ago
I use a Ring Intercom Audio for a similar use. Works surprisingly well, I wish someone would clone the hardware and make an open version so Jeff didn't listen in every time someone rings my doorbell or buzz himself in whenever he wants
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by blitzar 7mo ago
It was really really good.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
is 3x worse like a 300% decrease?
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Your role writing these summaries could be outsourced to Ai if you don't improve your productivity.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> "drink your own champagne" You just let her know that the colloquial meaning of that phrase is to drink ones own urine.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> I can pretty easily find the strait of hormuz on the map, pretty sure intelligence agencies can too Seems to have come as a shock to the US government.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Planet Labs PBC, a leading provider of high resolution images taken from space, said Friday it would hold back for 96 hours images of Gulf states targeted by Iranian drone attacks. It did not say if it had acted at the request of US authori
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by blitzar 7mo ago
The aim is not to influence the election it is to own the person who wins the election. The less likely they are to win the cheaper it is, but higher the chances it is all for nothing.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> The people rejecting candidates who were open to taking those bribes The people voted for candidates who were openly taking bribes from other people. > You don’t think the professional bribe guys know a thing or two about doing brib
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Death once had a near-Chuck experience
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Someone with a computer sitting basically anywhere in the world could spoof it.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Its A1 all the way down.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Cameras are much better now than they were before, all the same everytime you get a "have you seen this person" its a grainy pixelated flat image from CCTV that could easily be one of thousands of people.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> this war There is no war; there is a speical military operation, an excursion or a preemptive retaliatory defensive strike.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Sometimes there are things that you want publicly known even if they're strictly secret.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
then in theory, the dataset can be changed to make model error rates "fair" for all intersections of race, gender, age etc.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
other way around, we care about children, just not a select group of them. if they are being bombed in a foreign country or shot in a us school, no problem
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> the system was more likely to correctly identify men than women and it was “statistically significantly more likely to correctly identify black participants than participants from other ethnic groups” Technology has moved on a lot no d
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> Not closed the existing running nuclear power plants at all? How many more years would you run a plant commissioned in the 1980's for?
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Before solar was woke it was a way to power your home for basically free and not be dependant on or in hock to the corporations or government to power your home.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
Won't someone think of the children, how are their schools going to get bombed if we dont do it?
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by blitzar 7mo ago
I hope they got paid, I will be very sad if they didn't at least get G5 money.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> Europe gets a lot of it's oil through the Straits of Hormuz. 20 mb/d, around 25% world seaborne oil trade, transits the Strait – 80% destined for Asia. 4%, of the region’s crude flows are routed into Europe LNG - In 2025, alm
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by blitzar 7mo ago
> pretened a deal was close Those that were paying attention knew there was a deal in place that the US withdrew from then tried to negotiate a worse deal for themselves.
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by blitzar 7mo ago
The tech bros are also funded by the tools of wfh

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