machomaster

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by machomaster 4mo ago
https://t.me/milinfolive/100367 https://t.me/arrowsmap/9958 Plus all those bombs that fell in Russia, dozens of kilometers away from the target. The precision does get better, but still look at th
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by machomaster 4mo ago
Only the USA has enough war experience and drones for us to have high confidence stats on the performance of human drone operators (military vs. civilian targets) vs. AI.
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by machomaster 4mo ago
Agree. That's why autopilots in airplanes have a much better track record than flesh pilots. And when the autopilot screws up, there is a clear path to improvement, to make sure that the situation will never repeat itself. With humans,
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by machomaster 4mo ago
The stats of USA using human-guided drones to kill people. A civilian/military ratio and numbers was worse that 11.9. Heck, check the American drone war crime video Wikileaks published. The one that made the USA so angry that it decide
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by machomaster 4mo ago
The lack of precision does matter when we are talking about trenches/bunkers and bombs often missing by many dozens and even hundreds of meters.
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by machomaster 4mo ago
> Ukraine could also reach Moscow with missiles, why doesn't it? Ukraine doesn't have enough missiles to reach and hit important targets in Moscow. Due to Moscow having the best defence, it doesn't make sense to try to hit
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by machomaster 4mo ago
Correct. The capability you describe came only recently and only a small part of Shaheds have it.
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by machomaster 4mo ago
There are limitations to the technology, but in right scenarios it is perfect. One should not use it on attack, when people need to distinguish between a soldier and a civilian. But on a defence, when you need to keep a certain area empty f
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by machomaster 4mo ago
A person writing without thinking.
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by machomaster 4mo ago
Really, you have never heard of shareware or trial periods?
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by machomaster 4mo ago
> the vast majority of qualified americans will have no interest in at any reasonable pay rate. Herein lies the whole problem. It is the potential employees who determine what a reasonable pay rate is, not the employer - the cat decides
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by machomaster 5mo ago
And at Walmart. And at McDonalds. And at Burger King. And at... Bacically, it is not rare at all. Especially among certain American demographic.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
This is just good writing, not a 100% proof of AI being used.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
Analogies have to make sense, to be applicable. In this case it doesn't. E.g. you can't just spew nonsense like "let's work together like a bee hive, everything for the Queen/CEO, no matter the personal cost to an i
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by machomaster 5mo ago
Windows is what happens when there are too many cooks in the kitchen, without a single authority figure, ultimately responsible for maintaining the OS (and only the OS), guarding against and saying no to all attempts to leech the user base.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
The Linux numbers went up because Valve did a better job of cleaning the results from the skewed Chinese data. For what it's worth, Framework sells more of its new Pro line with Ubuntu than with Windows.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
Not for people who use Excel professionally, not even close. Excel is undefeated.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
Here is a short video explaining the situation: https://youtu.be/XT5TKf9Qfl4
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by machomaster 5mo ago
If you don't see a clear difference between the hard sciences of biology/chemistry/medicine and the opinionated "science" of parenting (prescriptive, no less), then you should check your eyes.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
The discussion about the negative aspects of helicopter parenting is as old as the term itself.
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by machomaster 5mo ago
It's all about subjective habits. But physiologically speaking there is no difference in the optimal recommendation in terms of protein synthesis: protein should be evenly divided between evenly spaced meals. If people decide that this
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by machomaster 5mo ago
The answer does not really depend on genes. There are personal preferences, there are sex differences (women prefer more carbs), and the biggest component is where you are and in which direction do you want to go to. But in terms of physiol
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by machomaster 6mo ago
This is a very unprofessional attitude. There is no space for laziness in business.
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by machomaster 6mo ago
> Because a bunch of pissed off men is destabilizing, and what has worked in the past is sending them off to conquer/die under some glory laced pretense. Such was the way in the old times. At the same time when women were taking the
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by machomaster 6mo ago
I am against the hypocrisy and want equality between sexes (they don't have to be the same for both sexes, but if one has more obligations, they should be appropriately compensated by additional rights/privileges). My morals are n
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by machomaster 6mo ago
> The right reaction about bad things happening to a percentage of the population is to get rid of it if at all possible, not making everybody suffer from it. This is not an argument, neither from theoretical nor practical point of view.
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by machomaster 6mo ago
Why should men sacrifice and die for nothing, by not getting anything in return, not even a simple appreciation? Why should only men die when things get tough? I also would much rather see other unknown women die, than to send myself or my
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by machomaster 6mo ago
There is a birth crisis. Modern, liberal women are not actually reproducing, they are not keeping their end of the evolutionary bargain (men protecting, sacrificing and dying, while women giving birth). Therefore, there is no need to mainta
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by machomaster 6mo ago
Or maybe you didn't understand a clear sarcasm?
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by machomaster 6mo ago
The post-1945 order was dead after the NATO's war in Yugoslavia in 1999, and the subsequent recognition of Kosovo. At the very latest. One coulld argue that it happened earlier, for example after the collapse of the Soviet Union, or th

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