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by originalvichy 1y ago
I agree, and I also raised more points in my comment. The terrain of the flatlands between Ukraine and Russia is the main reason for their success. The same could be said for vast parts of the Middle-East. It’s easy to operate these on farm
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by originalvichy 1y ago
Drone pilots regularly die due to the source of wireless signals being found. Especially in the built up areas where they cannot operate from a trench or bunker. It is a challenge but there have been methods for this for a while now and it
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by originalvichy 1y ago
There’s regularly uploaded footage of clearly surrendering soldiers directed towards a safe zone to give up. Propaganda is propaganda, but it happens more often than we might think.
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by originalvichy 1y ago
The author writes that he was not there for the fiber optic evolution. They have changed the game when it comes to these flat open terrains with heavy jamming. The quality control and cheap components issues won’t go away unless they are im
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by originalvichy 1y ago
FPV drones for combat are a hot flash in the pan. They have had a major effect for now, but naturally as these countermeasures evolve, so weakens their effect. I keep telling people that the terrain and the strategies that Russians use is t
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by originalvichy 1y ago
None of what he is saying is that valuable. All of these problems are something a hobbyist fpv drone pilot can share. Add to that, it’s quite old info. If the author didn’t get a chance to see fiber optic drones, they left the fray a long t
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by originalvichy 1y ago
> Amodei argues the world is about to see the 21st century “compressed” into a few years as AI accelerates science drastically. I have the same thought but from a more negative angle. A vast share of new information in the near future wi
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by originalvichy 1y ago
This is the chilling part. When Mossad hunted down Eichmann, some of his defense could be summarized as the cliche of ”I was just following orders”. Now with this tooling, they are learning from the past, and centralizing the ”orders” into
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by originalvichy 1y ago
A sign of things to come for the natives of Greenland if they are invaded by Americans.
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by originalvichy 1y ago
It’s not GPS geolocation, it’s the fact that the use of supply chains for injecting a container filled with drones is easier to sneak in when you’re a massive exporter like China. Nukes might already be flying before China has to resort to
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by originalvichy 1y ago
I would like to emphasize that the number of trees and ecological biodiversity are things that are not necessarily tied together. If you’ve ever lived in a country that farms trees, you have seen the vast difference in the makeup of the for
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by originalvichy 1y ago
If your country is an adversary of China, I would be scared. I've seen videos on YouTube of how the drones from Chinese drone light shows take off and return to their launch areas. They have remarkable accuracy.
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by originalvichy 1y ago
Not for this task, but could be used autonomously. If they trusted that these planes were still in the same spot, and their GPS coordinates were accurate to 10 cm, then what they could do is just program the drones to fly a preset route at
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by originalvichy 1y ago
”AI will take jobs” has been mainstream, establishment thought for at least 5-7 years. I’d strongly disagree saying that it’s an establishment position to not be treating AI as a jobkiller.
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by originalvichy 1y ago
Sounds like something we tried in Helsinki metropolitan area 10-15 years ago. I think it was shuttered due to low demand. Existing paths were already following population density, so there already was maximum availability for bus users. Whe
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by originalvichy 1y ago
Capital punishment is capital punishment, but let's be real here: if there is a group of people who should fear it, it's the people making decisions that affect people in the thousands, millions or billions. Hypothetical: how many
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by originalvichy 1y ago
Is there a non-obvious reason using something like Python to solve queries requiring calculations was not used from day one with LLMs?
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by originalvichy 2y ago
If you want to go into the details of this, for all the things people hve mentioned, you have to calculate the road wear done by trucks carrying fuels to stations every day. Electricity does not need the same regular road wear as ICE vehicl
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by originalvichy 2y ago
Cars become worse the more you approach colder climates. Every fall and spring there are multiple weeks during which asphalt roads are dry from sunlight and warmth, which leads to studded tyres chewing through asphalt. Not only that, the sa
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by originalvichy 2y ago
>Americans generally love sports That’s funny, since I think your sports leagues are the best example of fake competitiveness. Every major sports operates a closed league. The greatest basketball talent ever from my country is playing fo
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by originalvichy 2y ago
AI working with your OS is absolutely the letdown. I do not want to give my personal computer's data a direct feed into the hands of the same developers who lie about copyright abuses when mining data. 90% of the mass consumer AI tech
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by originalvichy 2y ago
The nickname Stupid Watergate will never die
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by originalvichy 2y ago
Germany is not the same as other countries. They have a culturally different view towards nuclear power.
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by originalvichy 2y ago
These are quite obvious for anyone who has been following energy tech at a surface level.
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by originalvichy 2y ago
Most Americans I’ve interacted with think money is a reflection of your intelligence, so unfortunately as long as this guy has a net worth of billions he will be powerful.
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by originalvichy 2y ago
People also nearly always forget to account for the traction control of EVs vs. ICEs. EVs have a faster electronic traction control system that results in less tyre spin, which results in less wear on both the tyre and, in the case of winte
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by originalvichy 2y ago
My guess is that self-hosted versions have an infinitely simpler user experience when it comes to accounts and visibility. Jira Cloud is definitely angled towards always being behind some sort of an account system, which used a real, costly
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by originalvichy 2y ago
Where in the world are you getting the numbers for how much video streaming uses energy? I am quite sure that just as with LLMs, most of the energy goes into the initial encoding of the video, and nowadays any rational service encodes video
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by originalvichy 2y ago
About the Nokia Design Archive The Nokia Design Archive is a graphic and interactive portal designed by researchers from Aalto University in Finland. It currently hosts over 700 entries, curated from thousands of items donated by Microsoft
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Nokia Design Archive(nokiadesignarchive.aalto.fi)
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