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421.
by thrill 4y ago
"Letting"? Who is the controlling authority on this?
422.
by thrill 4y ago
I suspect that when the Commander-in-Chief starts asking why things aren't being detected sooner than after penetrating the coastline, then any previous filtering for "quality", as in meeting certain velocity parameters, whet
423.
by thrill 4y ago
No, I feel like we are jumping with both feet to conclusions rather than gathering data and then evaluating.
424.
by thrill 4y ago
No. It's useful if you want to eyeball the target first though.
425.
by thrill 4y ago
That's just a blue sky theory.
426.
by thrill 4y ago
No, just AI fatigue fatigue.
427.
by thrill 4y ago
Probably, and it's more self induced than due to the quality of the competition.
428.
by thrill 4y ago
The down-arrow to the right of the spam hid it from view for me.
429.
by thrill 4y ago
Hopefully the low value stuff ("I'm going to tell you how to solve your problem but first we'll 'discuss' 10 irrelevant things and oh by the way the 'solution' is to buy our plugin for a low monthly subscr
430.
by thrill 4y ago
They're testing precancellation.
431.
by thrill 4y ago
Saying "head" in fighter pilot circles historically had an immediate sexual connotation. Who knows what's considered funny any longer.
432.
by thrill 4y ago
'Jack, a math major at the Naval Academy, has run the numbers again and again, and it just doesn’t make sense. “At some points I think we were within even half a mile of him,” Andrew said, “but it wasn’t until the end that we came ont
433.
by thrill 4y ago
Because it's conveniently irrelevant.
434.
by thrill 4y ago
They probably wanted to bring the balloon down as quickly as possible once the decision to do so, and using an exploding warhead makes it easier to keep it in sight as it descended to make recovery easier. Projectile holes would likely jus
435.
by thrill 4y ago
Not as tired as I am about the constant complaining about it.
436.
by thrill 4y ago
Then a PhD is just Kindergarten without naps.
437.
by thrill 4y ago
An airship can be designed to fly to over 100,000 ft, so you could design anywhere in between. Above 60,000 feet the average wind speed drops to 20 knots or so.
438.
by thrill 4y ago
This seems like an example where someone takes unnecessary offense. I didn't feel any arrogance from the post. Perhaps a good portion of sources of fears of "psychological safety" is everyone is getting constantly told how
439.
by thrill 4y ago
"The function 'which' is undefined."
440.
by thrill 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8N4-RVKVVo
441.
by thrill 4y ago
Compliance with anything has a cost.
442.
by thrill 4y ago
If AIs can't hold copyrights then it seems to me that they can't be committing plagiarism.
443.
by thrill 4y ago
Yeah ... no.
444.
by thrill 4y ago
They could have simply raised their minimum to a number that covered the overhead.
445.
by thrill 4y ago
They ended it horribly .
446.
by thrill 4y ago
Oh, I was solo in a jet trainer in a restricted (for me) area, so I just sliced off to the outside of the cloud with a big smile on my face.
447.
by thrill 4y ago
I've never seen one form out of clear air that quickly, as the pilot said local conditions were. I have flown a high performance jet alongside a rising cumulus and "raced" a column forming on the side that was rising quickly
448.
by thrill 4y ago
"Induction are for people who don’t cook." Well, that's a bullshit claim.
449.
by thrill 4y ago
He's a major participant in the group that has 30 trillion reasons for you to keep focusing your frustration elsewhere.
450.
by thrill 4y ago
That "news" article could have easily spun it the other way and said EVs have double the influence on gas usage.

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