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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
+1 on this. So far we have IR pilot, known aviation journalist and yours truly saying same thing: "If the controller doesn't, the pilot should demand instructions from the controller." or / and "It's not the p
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Can you please try this, as experiment? Feed this URI to Mythos and have a chat about it. You will be surprised to find many things you are ignoring, may be for virtue signalling, may be because you honestly believe so. (If you don't h
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
... "While I was working on this article, a well-known aviation journalist said to me that blaming the Potomac River midair collision on an interaction between complex systems is a copout that allows those responsible for the accident
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Any major commercial airport approach and landing is high stress work and it must never be handed to unqualified unexperienced people, especially with ADHD. "It's not the plane, it's the pilot". Always.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
TL;DR: Because of her position and the difficulty of acquiring experience, Captain Lobach only had 454 total flying hours at the time of the accident, of which 326 were on the UH-60. She had flown only 56 hours in the past year,[1:12] bel
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
#meetoo
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
... also there was an ultimate hacking tool: Excel! /s
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
This feature exists today – it's called "leave your gadgets at home". S3 bucket and / or laptop with Tails on USB stick is all you need.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Do not cross with your gadgets. And just do not go to / via the US.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
All things considered, unfortunately , we are better off teaching them plumbing or painting ...
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Cease and desist letters from lawyers piling in 3 .. 2 ... 1 ... They should've done it in a form of .onion service.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Do. Not. Go. To. US. At all. (If you must – leave your gadgets at home.)
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Or competence of CIA and MI6 - and their relevant recent practical experiences.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
"The United States is truly blessed simply by being two oceans away from anyone who could remotely challenge it." This is tragical misunderstanding of the situation. Both military and ecologically.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
It's already in the making, just look at EFF recent emails and what is happening now with ID checks ...
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
"you can quantize them yourself" ... to the point where usual Excel will have more intelligence.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
And we can quickly see that the real problem is not the models, but HW to run them. You can build whole Enterprise on Gemma 4 31B full precision without significant problems. If you can afford not to lobotomise it by quantisation.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
In 5 to 10 years most of EU will be partnering with China, not US. Banking will become more "Chinese centric" and most of EU will show a middle finger to US with its FATCA, DMCAs, sanctions and other BS.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
"you, me, and so many people in the United States still have a far better quality of life and level of freedom" LOL - are you sure about this?
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
It just means they don't have real DBAs among them. :-0) Just vibe coders.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
... but these MFs cripple our work by introducing stupid "guardrails".
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
TL;DR: use Oracle DB @ OCI Cloud, make yourself a favour later.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
... so were "HP Way", "Siebel Principles", "Hyperion Essbase ethics" and many others, collecting dust on library shelves while MBA students getting instant high from Jack Welch's "Winning".
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2mo ago
Good luck with "age verification" ...
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
There is a difference between "refining" crude oil and burning it in a dirty way. And unfortunately it's not only russian tankers ... Gulf, Black Sea, soon to be Baltic.
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
Oil refineries, tankers burn in the open. Nuclear stations may get blown by drones / ballistic rockets any moment. Dead dolphins are all over Black sea. And yet ... let's put a price on carbon!
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pbgcp2026
2mo ago
.onion This is only thing left, really. (Yes, yes – I do understand it's a hidden service. :-))
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3mo ago
Exhibit 1: Why West will lose on AI – they will run out of power. LOL. Thanks to commenters. (teachrdan and hinkley) Yes, I know the reasoning. I am one of those who is against nuclear power stations, Chernobyl and Fukushima are too vivid
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pbgcp2026
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- To fix these two planks you take a hammer and a nail ... - NO! My uncle hit himself with a hammer real hard last year. It is "is a non-starter". Can we use glue? - Yes, it will be more expensive, less efficient ... - NO! My niec
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3mo ago
The very first country in EU who will make electricity dirt-cheap will win the "Sovereign EU AI Tech" war. That includes produce cheap electricity, cutting the redtape and curbing the Unions mafia. So .. not happening. Back to
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