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by rtkwe 6mo ago
Probably though the old pattern was that the plaintiffs would request and the Circuit would issue a nationwide injunction with the ruling when finding that a law in full unconstitutional. Now we have the weird situation where the constituti
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by rtkwe 6mo ago
The ruling only has binding precedent in the 5th Circuit, other circuits aren't bound to follow it. Formerly this kind of ruling would come with a nationwide injunction to force the issue but now that those are severely curtailed by th
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by rtkwe 6mo ago
The biggest question is can you meaningfully use Claude on defense as well, eg can it be trusted to find and fix the source of the exploit while maintaining compatibility. Finding the CVEs helps directly with attacks while only helping defe
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by rtkwe 6mo ago
Doesn't for me until I scroll past the end of the article to read the next one. To get 3 you'd have to scroll through multiple articles.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
True short positions are out of reach for basically any normal investor except those with completely broken risk tolerances (selling unbacked call options), eg the degen gamblers of r/wallstreetbets.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
I'd guess it's happening during silent updates to your android OS. Those can come packaged with anything Samsung wants. I had a similar fight lately with HP's printer software which insists on waking your computer up for a pr
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Yeah there's an appletv android app.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
That's my main setup too. Sometimes still need to main TV remote but not often.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
They're also cheaper because they're subsidized. I did the same thing with a FireTV but understood the extra crap they want to boot and use is part of why they're so cheap, they're hoping for information to sell or pucha
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Feels like a massed attack using fiber optics would have lots of problems with drones getting tangled in the cables of those in front of/above them or cutting the cable. The trouble with making them autonomous in a city is that means m
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
GPSing your way through a city to targets is a big ask.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Drones that can move that fast have extremely little cargo capacity for explosive charges and it's not fast enough to simply use the kinetic energy of the drone for much.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Right now one of the limits is just controlling that many let along sourcing it. Putting that many actively controlled drones in one area at once and you'll swamp the bandwidth.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Judaism also has important black cubes in the form of tefillin worn by adult male jews during one of their daily prayers on weekdays. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tefillin
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
It's more just that peacetime navy life is extremely boring and repetitive when you're deployed at sea. If you're lucky it's mildly mentally stimulating repetitive boredom but there are people who's whole life for 6
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
If they're allowed and help where phones wouldn't or don't there are still lots of options for stand alone MP3 players with minimal or no connectivity. They still exist as a market because they're dirt cheap to make.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
It really depends on the level of the class and the goals. Usually by the time you're getting to calculus you're moving away from simply calculating a numerical answer anyways and the problems where you do need to find one just to
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Part of the problem is with each step down the ladder there's less authority and support and more chances for blowback from angry parents going higher up the chain. Teachers fear not getting support from principals if they're DIYi
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
At first a lot of parents get inconvenienced coming to get confiscated phones and if that doesn't inspire them to discipline their kid at home the school can move to the more draconian pouch systems.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
It's definitely a mix of the actual phone pouches and the bans giving teachers actual authority and permission to confiscate phones when they're out and disruptive. IMO there's likely a shift that happens with pouches where t
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
They don't but it shows they could.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
It's funny to see these gas prices spike as companies are announcing they're killing their EV models here in the US.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Using a system that's currently in a lab scale only and ignoring other energy costs like moving the water to the plant, mixing the briny output back down to acceptable levels, and then pressurizing the system to replace the gravity fed
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Under wartime conditions they would but rules are looser out of combat so sailors can use personal devices for entertainment etc to keep morale up.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
The problem then is the black out zones themselves reveal a lot as well if adversaries can find their bounds. That narrows the search area for their own observation satellites immensely even if it's too large to respond to IRL.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Anyone with a big enough checkbook can rent 12 50 centimeter resolution overflights a day from Planet Labs. Their 1.3m resolution is maybe enough to track it in decently cooperative weather given enough compute spend. https://www
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
Not destroyed at least. Anything that big would show up pretty clearly, the US and other publish the orbital tracks of anything big enough to be a meaningful spy sat and it being destroyed would show up in that data.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
It is important to note the Naval Gazing article is specifically talking about the difficulties of actually targeting a ship for a successful kill rather than just tracking it. It's in response to the idea that satellites plus missiles
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
That's in a sun synchronous orbit so would only over fly once a day so the task does get a lot tougher. A few days of bad weather and you've largely lost the ship.
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by rtkwe 7mo ago
They had a handful of frigates mostly but those could go out as far as the Med pretty easily. One of their ships was sunk near Sri Lanka.

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