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by energy123 4mo ago
The win condition is not zero Shahed attacks, the win condition is to open the strait.
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by energy123 4mo ago
I would point you to Gen MacKenzie's interviews as the reference on that question, I would just be regurgitating his views. He says that a sustained coastal invasion is not necessary. Raids would be necessary to destroy any buried weap
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by energy123 4mo ago
You assumed wrong. Maybe listen to the interviews before responding with aggressive sarcasm.
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by energy123 4mo ago
Because it's not true. CENTCOM can reopen the strait whenever they want, but doing it is slow and expensive, so there is insufficient political will to do it. It's still a strategic defeat, but for different reasons than what you
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by energy123 4mo ago
They're being built in the US next to people's houses with gas turbines https://xcancel.com/BrianEntin/status/2067930868191035474?s=...
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by energy123 4mo ago
More noise categories should be illegal or fined in dense areas, not less
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by energy123 4mo ago
The humming are the gas turbines which also damages your health.
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by energy123 4mo ago
I cannot fathom how my comment can be interpreted as implying that it's easy to make AGI. And you're not the only one reading it that way too. My comment laid out a hypothesis pertaining to a conditional. Not a statement that it&#
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by energy123 4mo ago
Using one agent at a time still won't be expensive though. Price hike will kill the agent swarm stuff.
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by energy123 4mo ago
The AI companies will be profitable if they ship the goods. Make AGI and companies will pay for it.
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by energy123 4mo ago
Then I suppose it depends on the FX pair and the bank. I was looking at $8k USD equivalent and the bid offer was worse than my retail bank
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by energy123 4mo ago
Wise demands a massive fee through bid-offer spread, they're more expensive than many regular retail banks for FX conversion. They're basically running a deceptive advertising campaign due to customers not knowing about bid offer
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by energy123 4mo ago
I'm no cyber expert, maybe one can weigh in. Are there zero days that only a true genius can discover? Or can a smart-enough model, run over the codebase for enough time, discover them all? Like as we get smarter and smarter models do
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by energy123 4mo ago
No way! These guys stole my money a while back. But it was too small (less than $100) to pursue through criminal/civil.
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by energy123 4mo ago
Let me guess, there's also a bug where they train on all our data?
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by energy123 4mo ago
Rents are going down in Austin, Texas despite an increasing population and lots of landlords.
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by energy123 4mo ago
You do need to lose a few games to be rated properly then you'll be stacked with the best players (relative to average skill in the lobby). Good players will eat the whole map for you.
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by energy123 4mo ago
BAR has very sophisticated anti-smurfing, so many bans to out to people who thought they could trick the system.
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by energy123 4mo ago
Thanks for the feedback. Do you think the BAR community is good too, if you've played it? I want to hear what you think so I can get a comparison/relative viewpoint across the two games.
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by energy123 4mo ago
What's the toxicity level of the FAF community?
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by energy123 4mo ago
A real former Starcraft 2 pro does play though. HuK is ranked now: https://www.beyondallreason.info/leaderboards
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by energy123 4mo ago
> Iran were at the forefront of drone technology. Only one-way attack drones which are the lowest tech type of drones. ISR drones are much higher on the tech tree, and Iran aren't in the FPV drone game due to a lack of need for them
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by energy123 4mo ago
The US, Russia and China all took turns losing wars to Afghanistan and Vietnam but nobody lines up to buy weapons from them because strategic victory (denying the enemy their war objectives) due to a lack of political will in the opponent o
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by energy123 4mo ago
Hence the second paragraph
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by energy123 4mo ago
Yes, unit costs should be kept as low as possible. My point is that not all wars are wars of attrition with air parity, which is where interceptor economics make the least sense.
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by energy123 4mo ago
> It’s usually too late by the time you can hear or see a drone that size. What does the asymptote looks like as defender and aggressor keep iterating. Who has the advantage? Can optical technology get so good at detecting (at least when
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by energy123 4mo ago
A $100k interceptor to save a $10 million critical facility against a $10k Shahed is a bargain. You saved $9.9 million dollars. Interceptor economics makes more sense when you reason about the bigger picture. The point is to buy you time to
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by energy123 4mo ago
Radar can't effectively see the new low-altitude small fiber optic spool first-person drones that are redefining frontline war. The solution is going to be multi-modal (optical + audio) and imperfect. The above poster is correct that a
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by energy123 4mo ago
Transformers do this for any stream of tokens, those tokens can map to anything you want, and you will get lossy compression. Text produced by humans just happens to be dense, available, and a useful prior, but it is not intrinsically requi
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by energy123 4mo ago
Organizational issues probably. As a user of Gemini for half a year I was stunned at the amount of bugs and lag for one of their flagship products. Their devs are not incompetent so there must be some extreme dysfunction for that to be poss

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