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by trhway 7mo ago
> A big benefit is that ranchers are far better partners and stewards of the land than developers and other industries (like oil and gas). it is a strawman. The wildlife would be much better without the cattle grazing. >open grazing o
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by trhway 7mo ago
Looks like the ranchers will have to pay for the hay for their cattle instead of grazing it practically free on federal lands. Tragedy of commons becoming the tragedy of having to shoulder your own private costs in support of your own priva
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by trhway 7mo ago
Speaking about mock-ups. A battleship in CA desert during WWII for bombing practice https://www.facebook.com/groups/129145027099446/posts/283872... Similarly, these days China built replicas of an US carrier
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by trhway 7mo ago
>natural processes tend to exhibit Gaussian behaviour to me it results of 2 factors - 1. Gaussian is the max entropy for a distribution with a given variance and 2. variance is the model of energy-limited behavior whereis physical proces
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by trhway 7mo ago
VPN is like SSL some time ago (and there were times when a browser would come without SSL, and you'd have to explicitly download it yourself) - it quickly becomes a basic necessity even in civilized societies, let alone say Russia, Ira
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by trhway 7mo ago
you mean like NVDA for example?
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by trhway 8mo ago
that sounds like crude-fied version of first Sidewinders.
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by trhway 8mo ago
My understanding that 100% were killed extrajudicially. Only hope that when it comes to US the drones would carry Tasers.
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by trhway 8mo ago
and the highest heart rate belongs to the smallest mammal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etruscan_shrew "The Etruscan shrew has a very fast heart beating rate, up to 1511 beats/min (25 beats/s) and a rela
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by trhway 8mo ago
As i said the key thing isn't how many, it is who, how and what for. Israel started the war in response to the genocide of Oct 7. So all the legitimate collateral victims and damage from Israel's actions here is responsibility of
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by trhway 8mo ago
>There is not evidence about that 20-30k civilians dead. I could say it was 3 and I would have the same proof that you have. As i said you don't know what you're talking about. You seem to be just blabbering some gibberish. I&#
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by trhway 8mo ago
>There is little evidence of what you say. ... but the danger of 'expansionism' is from Iran. if you aren't familiar with Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis - i highly recommend reading on it, even if just in Wikipedia. >How man
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by trhway 8mo ago
> The Iranian goal is very clear: they don't want to sign an agreement and be attacked again in three months or one year. Yes, of course they want to continue to do what they've been doing and not be attacked for that. Yet it i
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by trhway 8mo ago
Well, time to dust off anti-drone defense systems. Today on NPR they talked that Iran plans to launch drones from ships into California. https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/authorities-warn-of-p... Fox News dro
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by trhway 8mo ago
>You put a cat's brain into a dog's head and its still breathing! It didn't flatline immediately! Is yesterday's news? i think it isn't surprising giving how for example kernels in the first layers in visual CNNs
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by trhway 8mo ago
>electronic countermeasures could plausibly become much more widespread. don't forget the amount of power available in the datacenter. You can easily redirect say just mere megawatts to electronic countermeasures (would shut everyth
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by trhway 8mo ago
the previous world order based on sovereign states is quickly coming to end. Emerging world order is based on force, and the large corps have more money than many states. The only thing they are missing is the rights of a sovereign entity.
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by trhway 8mo ago
Buying an antidrone and even antimissile system like say Pantsir-S1, Skyranger 30 or similar is just few million dollars - peanuts compare to the cost of the datacenter to be protected. Once AMAZN starts doing it for themselves, they will p
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by trhway 8mo ago
join an enterprise software BigCo.
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by trhway 8mo ago
> continuation of a long-standing design work with Bell. sunk investment. The success - it made into production in meaningful numbers - of V-22 means that design will be beaten to death. Even though Bell X-22 ( https://www.yout
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by trhway 8mo ago
https://sites.nd.edu/biomechanics-in-the-wild/2024/11/06/ant... "Scaling laws indicate that smaller organisms, such as ants, benefit from a greater strength-to-size ratio, partly due to the favorabl
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by trhway 8mo ago
specifically head, and it is that big for that reason. I mean it is logical, yet i have never even thought about that until seeing those images. They are basically working and killing machines.
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by trhway 8mo ago
Ukraine has been using the originally air-to-air missiles AIM-120 launching them from the ground.
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by trhway 8mo ago
> low-flying objects and the interception trajectories needed that is the key. It is much more easy from all the aspects - logistics, cost, agility, etc... - to patrol, discover and intercept from a higher flying drone. The drone can (an
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by trhway 8mo ago
US just have too much money as moving to use interceptor drones is very simple when you have the need. Russia and Ukraine both ultimately scaled up volunteer started development and production of that "fastest drone on Youtube" fo
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by trhway 8mo ago
>I love the promise of nuclear energy Nuclear today isn't that much different from steam engine - the fundamentals make it a technology of the past clearly losing to the today's tech, in this case to the massive solar/wind
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by trhway 8mo ago
>sometimes abused by politicians to field armies at affordable prices in the service of their own greed and vanity. After Khamenei death Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement that Russia is "against killing of the leaders of s
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by trhway 8mo ago
The Grey’s Anatomy was before that with depicting Prenatal Surgery fellowship.
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by trhway 8mo ago
It sounds like stem cells come from unrelated people and no rejection, etc?
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by trhway 8mo ago
>I doubt the california legislature knows what a Linux even is. they would never need to know it once they learn what SecureBoot is. Any device with 1+ Gflop must have SecureBoot, and goodbye general computing.

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