wildzzz

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by wildzzz 6mo ago
No, it's because you sound like a crazy person and what you talk about is not really constructive to threads about real things.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Based on the stories of actual whistleblowers, what really happens is that they either get arrested or nothing happens. Unless OP has real firsthand knowledge of crimes and isn't just repeating information spread by other mentally ill
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Manpower is the major resource necessary to take ground. You can bomb everything from the sky or from artillery far away but you don't control the land until you can put boots on the ground to defend it. Even if you manage to drone eve
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Bid price is kind of irrelevant for milspec. What's actually important is understanding what the spec requires. A crappy rucksack from Amazon doesn't have a milspec, they can say whatever they want as long as it lasts longer than
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Ukraine is an excellent reminder that trench warfare sucks and is a manpower and resource drain for both sides. One guy in a fighter jet is probably 1000000x more effective than a guy in a trench. One guided munition has the capability to d
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I've used fish sauce as an alternative to anchovy paste for caeser salad dressing which is heavily defined by a fishy taste.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Please understand that 3 crabs is a million times better than red boat.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
At least they're being honest about it. In other countries, they'll never say it outright.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
As much as I love UFOs and ETs, I feel like there's more important things to work on than releasing a bunch of useless reports.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Median household income in US is $83k so 0.04/125 * 83k is about $26, much more than cup of coffee. If you're sticking like 15 kids a day with the same needle, that's like $400 a day saved.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I'm guessing it's because the SDR didn't exist until 1969
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I mean, it's kind of like comparing a tuner car with a new EV. Both will take you from A to B but one requires a lot more work to take you from A to B in a very specific manner while the other just turns on and goes. The tuner car has
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I did this with some proprietary hardware. It's an HDMI encoder lor the original Xbox. I designed a PCB to be electrically compatible along with being compatible with running a binary provided by the original maker. I used the same mic
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I guarantee you that most people buying used phones are more concerned if the phone will work with their existing phone plan than if they can use it as a development testbench.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
And colleges need to crack down on those students to kick them out of school. Other students should ask why their hard work is being degraded because others feel the need to cheat through school? And if you're talking about schools in
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I would argue that drones are at least one level higher than a bullet, maybe something like a Carl Gustav round.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Right, I meant to say fast and accurate. You could run into quite a lot of floating point error using this for everything.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
What's so special about Omarchy? It's reskinned arch with a bunch of extra junk installed.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I uploaded a pic of some friends at the lake and it guessed a very specific lake 1000 miles away from where it was taken. Obviously it was a very generic background, all you see is trees and water so it could be anywhere. I uploaded a scann
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Dreadfully slow for integer math but probably some similar performance to something like a CORDIC for specific operations. If you can build an FPU that does exp() and ln() really fast, it's simple binary tree traversal to find the solu
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
It's the same with app notifications. I get a new app and it asks to turn on notifications. I need to get timely updates on stuff happening in the app so I click yes. Suddenly every day my phone's notification drawer is just full
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
I specifically give people a time somewhere in the middle of a window in which they could arrive that neither disturbs my preparations nor disturbs the schedule I've devised. Everything may not be exactly ready at the beginning of that
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
They'd just add a zero to the quantity to be delivered instead.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
The AI wrote a shitty article solely based on a single fact: an F-35.was damaged by a heat seeking missile. Then it just made up a bunch of implication to suggest that no one had ever thought about anything other than radar threats before.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
It really depends on the field you go into. If you're a writer and you want a job writing things, you go to college to become a better writer and prepare yourself for working in that industry. If the professors just let you turn in AI
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
Maybe that's because they don't want people who've never heard of Azure to just let it blend into the wide spectrum of cloud products whereas Microsoft is something almost everyone would recognize.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
The vast majority of those people are not union.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
Well, it's unbreakable if you do everything right.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
The recording of a public performance can be copyrighted.
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by wildzzz 7mo ago
You can definitely make a PID controller just with opamps and potentiometers.

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