rjurney

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by rjurney 2y ago
I've been using NotebookLM powered by Gemini 2.0 for three projects and it is _really powerful_ for comprehending large corpuses you can't possibly read and thinking informed by all your sources. It has solid Q&A. When you ask
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by rjurney 2y ago
Sounds like he ran up against the snails pace of enterprise sales. It takes patience. When I cofounded a company selling a KYC solution to global banks, I did a survey of 30 FinTech founders on how long it took to get ink on paper with a gl
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by rjurney 2y ago
No, but I've pushed myself to the brink for two years, burnt out from a failed startup and then taken two years of sick or half-sick time to be healthy, productive me again. Take the time you need before this happens to you. If you can
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by rjurney 2y ago
It's kind of interesting in terms of analytics... can we predict when lenses will appear and disappear, from our perspective? What might we do with that information once we are more advanced?
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by rjurney 2y ago
Downloaded for future RAG / LLM retrieval :)
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by rjurney 2y ago
It's just an unfortunate title by her editor, the article is interesting. Silicon Valley is about building new companies, not large incumbents manipulating the world.
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Command Center Stryker Teamed with Uncrewed Ground Vehicle 'Wingmen'(twz.com)
1 points by rjurney 2y ago|0 comments
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US Army announces survivability and communications upgrades for rotorcraft fleet(flightglobal.com)
2 points by rjurney 2y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 2y ago
My question is... we still spend a ton on defense. How did the budget change?
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With new bullets, the Army wants to turn Apaches and Bradleys into drone killers(taskandpurpose.com)
3 points by rjurney 2y ago|1 comments
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by rjurney 2y ago
What an awesomely comprehensive resource, reminds me of MITRE ATT&CK.
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by rjurney 2y ago
Thanks, I figured but do you know just how much larger? I am listening to Ken Burns' Vietnam on Audible and I believe we had 200K personnel in Vietnam at the peak... oh shit I just double checked and it was 543K personnel JUST IN VIETN
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by rjurney 2y ago
I did not miss the point of the article, I just don't get his interest in medium helicopters when the missile he wants 8 of on a medium helicopter weighs 100 pounds.
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by rjurney 2y ago
We took out tons of infrastructure in Iraq during shock and awe. Utilities were on the target list. We were about to occupy it. That was incredibly stupid. The infrastructure itself was not collateral damage, it was targeted. We have no occ
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by rjurney 2y ago
Oh they will. They are the sensor-fused quarterbacks of drone warfare.
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by rjurney 2y ago
When you topple a foreign government, destroy all the infrastructure for pointless "shock and awe" and then send the ethnic majority but recently oppressed armed forces home... you bear responsibility for the millions of extra dea
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by rjurney 2y ago
Flying down canyons was so much fun, like a trench run.
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by rjurney 2y ago
Well, actually helicopters are already critical in both anti-submarine and anti-ship warfare. They can extend range and distribute shots of anti-ship missiles to make concurrent salvos from multiple directions more deadly.
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by rjurney 2y ago
They stall and aren't maneuverable at the speeds you need.
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by rjurney 2y ago
Brimestone 2 is 50kg - what's his deal with medium helicopters?
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by rjurney 2y ago
This seems to be the takehome. The helicopter has to be a drone operator and behave very defensively, with effective active measures. > Given the right network integration and the right weapons, you could inflict a deal of pain in a fair
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by rjurney 2y ago
> There were about 11,846 U.S helicopters that served in the Vietnam War. The U.S records show 5,607 helicopter losses. Are 310 helicopter losses in Ukraine that high? I don't think so. Russia has lost =~ 3K tanks. That's a 10:
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A Sigma Rules style network motif repository for fighting crime and corruption(blog.graphlet.ai)
1 points by rjurney 2y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 2y ago
But there must be many more of the one than the other, since one has to satisfy a constraint and the other does not.
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by rjurney 2y ago
I got this one without realizing the complex basis for it... there's an infinite number of real numbers between 0 and 1, compared with a limited proportion of rational numbers.
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by rjurney 2y ago
Thank you for taking the time for this thoughtful reply. I did not mean literally posting works. What I meant was I do get followers for my link posts but... actually one where I posted just a photo did 10x better than any of my previous po
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by rjurney 2y ago
Computer science. More and more researchers are on LinkedIn, and if you post a paper and @ their account, you are instantly on their radar since most are never recognized like that. Pro tip ;)
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by rjurney 2y ago
You fucks, I just learned about this. I feel so stupid!
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by rjurney 2y ago
Twitter is how I built my entire network in the Bay Area... it was amazing at flattening hierarchies, I could talk to anyone. Then at some point the recommender system changed and people in my network never saw tweets from one another. At t
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by rjurney 2y ago
Yes, and I don't get it. Why would people read a post without a link? My link posts do fine.

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