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by ponector 1y ago
And you can think the same way about russians. They support all horrors russian people do to Ukrainian cities. And many are trying to earn some extra cash out of it.
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by ponector 1y ago
I don't think so. Downturn is global, but amortisation issue is for a local market.
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by ponector 1y ago
And yet, more than a year ago: The US gave up sending Ukraine Excalibur guided artillery shells costing $100,000 because they rarely hit their target, report says.
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by ponector 1y ago
It's easy to identify who is a evil country and who is a victim in Russo-Ukrainian war. Who is bombing civilians? Shelling cities with inaccurate old missiles? Which cities are destroyed to the ground? Russian state is pure evil, even
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by ponector 1y ago
China is partially blocking export of drone parts. More so for Ukraine, so their drones have 50%+ of domestic parts. Custom firmware, even with auto aim for the last 10m where jamming can hit the signal.
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by ponector 1y ago
> tanks aren't the crushing force that they used to be in Manstein's and Guderian's time Russians have assault groups of couple tanks and half a dozen ifv. Had Guderian used same forces in a single battle? The biggest Russ
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by ponector 1y ago
GPS guided munitions like Excalibur are useless against peer adversary. Costs as much as 100 regular rounds and as 200+ FPV drones but has zero accuracy thanks to EW and jamming.
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by ponector 1y ago
Drones really helped to slow down Russian invasion. Now FPV drones are also used as anti-air defense. $1500 FPV drone can intercept $100k reconnaissance drone or loitering munition.
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by ponector 1y ago
Mortar is cheaper and faster, but it is about 80mm, not a 155mm. Good luck to hunt moving individuals with mortars, though.
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by ponector 1y ago
Cursor is awesome as search engine for your codebase. Extremely helpful if you are not familiar with it.
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by ponector 1y ago
>recent events show that instead, every country should have nukes if they want to be safe. More recent events show that it doesn't matter. India-Pakistan endless fight. And Ukraine. Imagine they had nukes in 2022 and russian army ad
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by ponector 1y ago
I would like to live in a society where everyone is strictly following traffic regulations. Almost every rule there is written with someone's blood. Also basics driving rules like zip merge will make traffic better.
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by ponector 1y ago
Only if you want to hire students. Experienced senior engineers have pretty much the same 70k+ price tag in Poland.
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by ponector 1y ago
Here is an example of such investigation into russian general: https://youtu.be/alUPgLLIxeM?si=0x1QtJrJf2yfPCZi Or investigation into some russian topics: https://theins.ru/en/inv
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by ponector 1y ago
To be honest, win10 also usually does not properly shuts down or goes to sleep. You need manually set up a hibernation on lid close to be sure it will not awake in your bag to become a noisy heater there.
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by ponector 1y ago
If person cannot buy a new machine I bet they will continue use old one without bothering of getting paid updates. Some companies may be buying prolongation for specific equipment which run win10. Computers are cheap!
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by ponector 1y ago
Is it the only way to travel to the USA?
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by ponector 1y ago
> As such, task of verification, still falls on hands of engineers. Even before LLM it was a common thing to merge changes which completely brake test environment. Some people really skip verification phase of their work.
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by ponector 1y ago
>That sounds awful. Not for the cloud provider. AWS bill to the moon!
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by ponector 1y ago
Is it the same source of US intel which said Kyiv would fall within couple days if russia launched a full scale invasion?
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by ponector 1y ago
It takes 5-25 years is the USA to execute a person. Someone can argue what is worse: to live 20 more years in prison or to be executed.
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by ponector 1y ago
There is always a set of rules, terms and conditions. Like you'll be denied if you are dirty, heavily drunk, etc.
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by ponector 1y ago
Even better, there is a program where everyone can buy components, assemble the FPV drone at home and send to the special QC unit. There it is tested and sent to the frontline.
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by ponector 1y ago
But they did run semi truck with tons of explosive fertilizer on the Crimea bridge.
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by ponector 1y ago
Firearms all have unique ID, but it is relatively easy to get one on black market for illegal use.
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by ponector 1y ago
Instead of high paid western jobs, the new jobs could be created somewhere in India. Are you ok to have $20k annual salary?
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by ponector 1y ago
Arms supply to the terrorist groups and states(russia) is enough to justify limited hit against Iran.
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by ponector 1y ago
Even better: phone numbers are redistributed after some time of inactivity.
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by ponector 1y ago
>>Andy Greenberg has been reporting on ghost guns for more than a decade. He first used a 3D printer to assemble a gun in 2015, and he says that today’s process is not only faster but cheaper. We talk to Andy about how he legally prin
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by ponector 1y ago
Ukraine has dozens of drone producers, many are capable of producing 10k+ per month. This one is quite expensive (2000$) and more is for home-grown terrorist (like 3d-printed firearms)

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