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by esseph 3mo ago
> I reckon they'll get government to block chinese models just like the US car industry did with EVs. This is more or less already the case. Not that they're blocked, but... it may limit who you can work with and what insurance
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by esseph 3mo ago
You changed the topic. I said available for private use.
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by esseph 3mo ago
Not available for private use isn't exactly true...
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by esseph 3mo ago
We are clear on OPSEC
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by esseph 3mo ago
ospf-vs-is.is
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by esseph 3mo ago
What they are doing requires both physical and digital infrastructure spread throughout the globe. It's not a cheap task.
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by esseph 3mo ago
My son isn't college age yet but is interested in this route. Any tips for potential future paleontologists?
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by esseph 3mo ago
~6 days after the invasion around 19k anti-tank weapons had been pulled from multiple bases in the region and driven in from Poland and Romania.
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by esseph 3mo ago
https://fortune.com/europe/2024/02/21/ai-influencers-secreti... https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-models-creators-see-succe... https://www.euronews.com/culture/2026
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by esseph 3mo ago
> This might just be my bubble, but us there that much AI being used for girlfriends/scams, or even reels these days? How would you react if you got a panicked call from your spouse and it came from their phone number? To answer you
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by esseph 3mo ago
> People should just keep driving inefficient cars rather than having gas prices increase so they can evaluate whether getting a more efficient car makes sense for them. You're assuming many can even buy a car right now, let alone a
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by esseph 3mo ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2026/05/05/google-t...
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by esseph 3mo ago
The Google Fiber name didn't change to GFiber until March 26th, 2026.
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by esseph 3mo ago
That's great on a ship but eats shit with ground clutter and sub 1km engagement ranges with multiple targets. Again, great on a ship. The Army did a bunch of different testing on this recently.
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by esseph 3mo ago
> The relative financial cost to the enemy is almost irrelevant if they are much wealthier than you are. The cost is often proportional to the cost and complexity of making the item. Yes I oversimplified, but it helps to put into context
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by esseph 3mo ago
Wouldn't really improve things. CIWS is just best for a different threat model. We're moving into the "waves of drones with orchestration" phase and expensive directional systems won't survive that, and cost on the
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by esseph 3mo ago
Yeah but it's Oracle
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by esseph 3mo ago
Yes sorry For @YurgenJurgensen above: You're thinking on a ship, which is great, but these need to be able to provide front line coverage where I becomes an expensive target for cheap munitions. It is not a great solution. It's a
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by esseph 3mo ago
Your drone needs to be cheaper than what you're killing, so if your target profile is 50k+ USD and up, a $10000 even is fine (not that it would need to be even 10k).
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by esseph 3mo ago
A CIWS can only fire at one direction at a time, so 2+1 drones has an extremely high chance of taking it out for around $2500 or less. CIWS is multiple magnitudes more expensive. Also can't use CIWS near troops and fpvs. P1-SUN and equ
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by esseph 3mo ago
If you're really interested in this kind of thing, Grand Thumb on YouTube has a couple of videos about it. I think it was Dirty Civilian on YouTube that had a good video on how to prepare hide sites and the impact of using the right la
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by esseph 3mo ago
I'm not sure what your precise argument is to be honest, it seems to be all over the place. All I know is Russia has over a million dead troops, a dying economy, and fuck all to show for it. They got to Kyiv and did nothing. Their plan
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by esseph 3mo ago
I'm going to quote you here and the article: > No one denies that there were Western Weapons in Ukraine. What is bullshit is that they were somehow airlifted 24/7 during initial phases of the war. They decidedly weren't. N
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by esseph 3mo ago
> it’s a huge crime against life for this war to continue. A compromise is the only solution. This is a known Russian talking point. Begone with thee. You act like this war is just happening in Ukraine. Ask UK, France, Germany, US, Polan
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by esseph 3mo ago
This is easily proven false. See my above comment about both the UK SOF operations and the US flights of weapons. The info is well documented and sourced.
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by esseph 3mo ago
Read about Operation Orbital: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Orbital "In February 2022, amid a build-up of Russian forces on the Russo-Ukrainian border and concerns of an impending Russian invasion, the U
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by esseph 3mo ago
> Ukraine was expected to fall quickly, and any help it needed started arriving very reluctantly, very slowly, in small batches stretched over months and years of deliveries much much later. This is bullshit from anyone in the know. Ther
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by esseph 3mo ago
> In this situation I just don’t understand what people expect Russia to do?? Go back to their fucking home and stop dying by the millions would be a good start.
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by esseph 3mo ago
Big BF fan from the first one up to BF1 (WWI) Bad Company 2 is probably my fav next to BF4
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by esseph 3mo ago
Most of my favorite games don't have physics engines, and many are story sequels. One of my favorites is the modern Equivalent to Myst. Good luck with your idea tho I vouched for you

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