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by rasz 8mo ago
Plumbers Don't Wear Ties
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by rasz 8mo ago
Sane washing that drivel is how he got re-elected.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>Today's armies ... manage to intercept the vast majority of long-distance drones cost-effectively. Army singular. There is one army on the planed doing that right now and trump hates its leader thus didnt even ask for help with eve
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by rasz 8mo ago
> two years to reverse engineer the 386 and implement their own clean-room design Am386 was _not_ clean room. It was a copy, just not 1:1 mask copy because of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semiconductor_Chip_Protecti
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by rasz 8mo ago
Successive revisions fixed hardware bugs and added functionality like 8-pin video port in place of 5-pin one.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Not buying that, C64 had like 5-10 pcb revisions so spinning another one wouldnt be extraordinary, and in the mean time they could put bodges on old stock pcbs or you know, supply USERPORT cable as thats where 6526 is wired to. Original Ke
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by rasz 8mo ago
Bosh is off the shelf car fuel pump. US AD9258 on the other hand might be covered by EAR or ITAR.
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by rasz 8mo ago
At least Wapo reporters are on site "February 2026 The Washington Post laid off its entire Middle East regional reporting team" oh
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by rasz 8mo ago
France doesnt believe in MAD, theirs is more of a it looks funny lets shoot it first and ask questions later kinda deal.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>develop this nascent drone industry on their own Copies of copies. German 1980s Dornier DAR prototype https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drone_Anti-Radar copied by South African Kendar as ARD-10, bought by Israeli and m
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by rasz 8mo ago
What aversion? russians killed 3 Chechen Presidents, 2 ordered by putin: 1996 Dzhokhar Dudayev. 2 missiles. Rumor has it with the help of Clinton in form of intercepting satellite phone and providing exact coordinates - goodwill gesture tow
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by rasz 8mo ago
Dont forget Armenia.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>used up a lot of the remaining tomahawk inventory apparently 4000 in stockpiles, they shot maybe couple hundred in one day. Could sustain for 2 weeks at this pace.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>US fired somewhere from 100 to 150 THAAD interceptors - about ¼ of the stockpile - during the 12 days war in 2025. We produce just under 100 per year. Just a reminder that THAAD interceptor price is not due to material cost or difficult
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by rasz 8mo ago
>inference is really really cheap cough Sora cough
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by rasz 8mo ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/us-military-used-laser... AI told me it was a Mexican drone, not a regular Delta El Paso flight
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by rasz 8mo ago
Thats nothing, I had Claude _clean room_ Carmacks Fast inverse square root, with comments and copyright!
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by rasz 8mo ago
> $20B in revenue All I see everywhere is "OpenAI generated $13 billion in revenue in 2025" and it just cost them $8 billion. $5B loss in 2025 and projections of losing $14B this year.
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>Informing the public We are in an AI bubble, public doesnt drive valuations
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by rasz 8mo ago
There were multiple periods in history we experienced ram price shocks. 1. Ram was relatively cheap between 1985 and 1987 hovering around $100-150 for 1MB using 256Kbit chips. Then 1987 anti dumping laws lined up with fabs upgrading to lowe
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by rasz 8mo ago
Author is all over AI, other projects on his github are some AI nonsense made with Claude and at least partially somewhat credited this way (or maybe not obscured well enough with Claude signed commits). Release page is your standard affair
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by rasz 8mo ago
Thats assembly, couple lanes of PCB Reflow ovens. They have been at this since mid nineties, always offering lifetime ram warranty too. Ram and SSD pretty commonly seen in retail.
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by rasz 8mo ago
My Fry's anecdote: AMD K6-3 333MHz CPU officially doesnt exist. No official AMD documentation ever acknowledged it despite plenty specimen documented on the net over the years. Quite weird 3.5 x 95 MHz model. Turns out there was only o
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by rasz 8mo ago
> TI had a TMS8080 (and later their own 486) Well, technically correct :) It was Cyrix made in TI fab to skirt Intel patents. Same deal with ones made in IBM foundry Cyrix Corp. v. Intel Corp., 879 F. Supp. 672 (E.D. Tex. 1995) https:&#
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by rasz 8mo ago
Quite bold to put mit license and claim copyright/authorship on Claude generated code.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Nothing boring about Ford Barra, its Aussie 2JZ.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>ThrottleStop[1] to disable PROCHOT can confirm, works great to bypass throttling when 60W supply on X230
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by rasz 8mo ago
Maintenance is almost free. You can lease Tesla for 3 years and only change tires. Suspension will clap out but older 3s were so harsh to begin with you wouldnt really notice driving with torn/disintegrated bushings. Its damage repair
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by rasz 8mo ago
There was a MP Peta Murphy 2023 push to ban gambling ads in Australia. Seems gambling industry decided to take over the narrative and deflect to banning social media for kids (who often dont have much money for gambling). Por que no los dos
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Thinkpads do same thing when detecting 65W supply instead of 90W despite you only need 90W if running full tilt while charging.

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