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chasd00
7mo ago
Salesforce integration with calendaring (o365 etc) has been a sore point, i think it's changed multiple times. I was never a huge fan of what Salesforce calls "Activities" which include calendar events. They don't work t
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chasd00
7mo ago
The knowledge and skill in the HPR (high power rocketry) hobby is definitely there to build basic weapon systems. Active stabilization using movable fins is a thing, onboard gps and flight controllers are also a thing. Nobody puts it togeth
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7mo ago
idk off hand but i'm sure there's something like OpenRocket for R/C airplanes. Where you put in the dimensions, wing type, mass distribution, and other stuff and it tells you if it's aerodynamically stable or not. After
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7mo ago
Amateurs have reached the karman line, orbit is still pretty much out of reach. The people who get close to the karman line use two stage passive stabilized airframes and solid fuel motors. The airframes are basically works of art and it ta
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7mo ago
This application gets used a lot in the High Power Rocketry hobby. Most of the parts/manufactures are included as well as motor manufactures. The simulations are very good and accurate, I would sim my larger builds at the location wher
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7mo ago
> Perhaps I'm missing something? maybe since minors can't enter into a contract they can't agree to TOS and therefore their content is ineligible to be used as LLM training material? just guessing.
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8mo ago
small business is the majority of employment. Think of an indi-coffee shop, the person taking your order may very well be the ceo technically. So there's a lot of "top executives".
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8mo ago
My son agreed with your assessment. I stand corrected.
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chasd00
8mo ago
I probably shouldn't have come off so confident sounding ( i swear i'm not an LLM ). When my 8th grader gets home, my DCS and military aircraft/weapons consultant, i'll discuss this with him him and comment again.
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8mo ago
I'd like to see the youtuber GrowlingSidewinder reproduce the scenario in DCS. The F18 and AIM9 are completely modeled in DCS and about as accurate of a sim as it gets. Here's his sim (at least he first few min) of the situation
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8mo ago
They're not really the same planes, they've been continually upgraded over time. For another example, The B-52 strategic bomber is being used right now and but it was also operational during the Korean war. However, the B-52s flyi
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chasd00
8mo ago
from the last paragraph of the wiki article you linked > In June 2020, BAE announced they had completed test firings of the APKWS from a ground launcher for the first time so it seems like they've got them launching from the ground.
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8mo ago
> Something like the Phalanx only not $50k/burst. i was going to say, CRAM would be effective at a close, slow moving, predictable target. The rounds self-destruct based on a timer if they miss so you're not raining bullets all
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8mo ago
hah yeah that's pretty funny. "you can count on us to pay our electricity bill!" - tech companies.
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chasd00
8mo ago
look at the stats of what the UAE has defended against, what is the purpose of those attacks? They make no sense to me. Iran attacks on the UAE 186 ballistic missiles 812 drones this article even states that the UAE has been attacked more t
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chasd00
8mo ago
> By threatening and targeting bystanders, Iran tries to make any military action against them costly to those not involved, who will naturally apply pressure to whomever is taking the action. i'm no geopolitical expert but the most
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8mo ago
whether Israel cares or not the US people definitely care and half the nation literally wants Trump hanging from a tree. The US midterm elections in November are going to make things 1,000% harder for the Trump admin and widespread Iranian
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8mo ago
> We're going to do it again, aren't we? yes. It sucks but I think it's good for the next generation of tech industry employees to watch this. It's happening quickly so you get a 10 year timeline compressed into a few
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8mo ago
Why would the US and Israel resort to unguided cheap bombing? That’s how you end up with wide scale civilian deaths. They’ll use more and more jdams vs stand off weapons as air superiority has been mostly established. There’s also been a si
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8mo ago
that link confirms nothing and reiterates the point that an investigation is ongoing.
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8mo ago
There were Hamas flags in the streets of NYC on Oct 8th 2023. Some people will gladly support anything.
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8mo ago
> Having "kids" doesn't last that long. The day my oldest son (he’s 16) was born I was holding him and my mom said “enjoy every minute because you’ll blink and it will be over”. I got two years left and he’s off to college
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8mo ago
A lot of is biological, all life is hardcoded to be rewarded by the success of their offspring. I’m a father of two teen boys, the ups and downs of parenthood has brought me more joy than I ever thought possible. Two of my best friends have
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chasd00
8mo ago
I said this in a different comment but the real key is just knowing what’s right for you. Knowing yourself is actually very hard though.
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8mo ago
> Seems like a terribly depressing way to live but pretty common in tech/upper middle class circles. For some it works for some it doesn’t. The hard problem is knowing yourself well enough to make the right choice. Personally, I’m i
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8mo ago
I could have written the same comment. Maybe it was me just sitting down one weekend and really giving them a chance but something changed early this year. The coding agents just got really good or, like I said, maybe it was me just taking
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8mo ago
Anyone can do whatever they want. I’m just saying sinking a us carrier doesn’t stop the conflict and, instead, makes it 2 or 3 orders of magnitude worse.
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8mo ago
If Iran sinks a carrier then the us congress will declare an actual war and that will seal Irans fate. Also, seal the fate of hundreds of thousands of lives.
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8mo ago
#1 weekend HN is not a sane place. #2 emotions are high. #3 for what it’s worth @tedsanders I understand where you’re coming from and I believe you’re making the right choice by staying or at least waiting to make a decision. Don’t let #1 a
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8mo ago
> Just don't call marines anything but marines. I thought the marines were just the ones in the navy that couldn’t stop eating the crayons? :P
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