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by cbg0 3mo ago
It's not meant to. That's why Ukraine receives the support it does, because they take the brunt of it.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
The comparison is not really relevant in this case, as the area over which the drone is destroyed was taken into account on all three drone events.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
We're not at the point of making those kind of decisions in Romania, fortunately. Politically right now it would be very dangerous to say that "some of you may die".
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Absolutely not the ideal weapon to fight them, and better(cheaper) options are coming to shoot down the drones, but until then the price is irrelevant as long as you're preventing loss of human life.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Check out the first paragraph: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by cbg0 3mo ago
It's never a good time to have flaming wreckage fall from the sky.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
The oligarchs aren't the ones controlling Putin, it's the other way around. But yes, escalation with NATO is a very poor idea, given Russia's struggles with a single non-NATO country.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
To counter this conspiracy of yours: Ukraine was in a much poorer position in the past and didn't resort to this type of jamming with the hopes of dragging NATO into the conflict. Today, they are in a much stronger position, striking d
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by cbg0 3mo ago
A safe option is to avoid trusting an aggressor, which has no business being in Ukraine and that can pack up their bags and leave at any time.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
As part of the SAFE EU financial instrument Romania is spending a lot of cash on defense measures for drones and other armament[1]. Currently still relying heavily on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flakpanzer_Gepard for
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by cbg0 3mo ago
It offers valuable information on response time.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/openai-lift... There's less clear info about this from Anthropic's side, but given their frequent issues and lack of resets and overall less usage gi
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Anthropic would give out resets like OpenAI if they had capacity to do so, it's not like they haven't thought about doing the obvious. OAI waits until overall cluster demand goes down before giving out a reset, they just happen to
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Probably in a year or so. CATL is expecting about 1GWh deployment by the end of the year and has contracts to deliver ~7GWh in Europe next year, so they're clearly ramping up production towards the end of this year.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
It overthinks quite a bit above medium effort, try using that.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Wanted but couldn't.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Nothing, this is why they have both.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
An update from the land registry (the truthfulness of this remains to be seen depending on how fast this comes back online): ANCPI announced that it had begun migrating its applications to Romania’s Government Cloud. The operation is being
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Don't get all starry-eyed, the people owning those sites also have access to LLMs, so both the hacks and paydays are rare.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
They're performing the resets when the cluster load goes down and they have sufficient capacity to handle the reset.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Supermarkets are forced to discount soon-to-expire items which go into "bargain bins".
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by cbg0 3mo ago
It can be made available online with a longer lead time if the manufacturers care enough about it. I guess it depends on whether the complexity is worth it, because if you're just selling cheap fast fashion then discounting/donati
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by cbg0 3mo ago
There are actually laws in EU countries to prevent this. Supermarkets have to discount food that is soon to expire instead of throwing it away, perishables from restaurants and fast food joints can be taken home by employees at the end of t
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Donating to charity is cheaper than destroying.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
You're arguing in favor of destroying unworn clothes instead of donating to charity or discounting them as somehow being good for business? The point of this is to control against wasteful business practices, not a ban on producing or
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by cbg0 3mo ago
beep-boop, [citation needed] on that "95%".
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by cbg0 3mo ago
People love nitpicking about scientific articles, it kind of exploded with the pandemic. Especially when the conclusions of the paper don't align with the expectations of the reader. The way I see these is "these persons invested
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by cbg0 3mo ago
There was a recent Twitter post from Tibo @ OpenAI asking someone to share how to run GPT on Claude Code so they don't seem to be against it.
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Is the prompt generated by the LLM to send to a sub-agent really your data?
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by cbg0 3mo ago
Isn't AOSP a thing?

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