rafale

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by rafale 5mo ago
Quite impressive how they folded. UAE bluff was called spectacularly and I think that, in the future, looking back, that event might mark the beginning of the end of their geopolitical ambitions.
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by rafale 5mo ago
Someone leaked nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union. What are the chances that someone leaks the "weights" of a (near-)singularity model?
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by rafale 8mo ago
"All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection"
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by rafale 8mo ago
Salt is engineers' kryotonite.
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by rafale 10mo ago
Most crime is conducted in fiat money.
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by rafale 10mo ago
Maybe they were on a slight up slope. If the headlights were auto leveling it will fix many of the issues people complain about.
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by rafale 10mo ago
Did he close his position or just shutdown the fund?
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by rafale 10mo ago
If you say person X thought Y was true, ask yourself if Y was true would you accept it? If the answer is no you are not ready for this kind of discussion. As for whether it's true or not, let's just say we don't know for sure
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by rafale 11mo ago
Ferrari cars hold their value pretty well if you buy them slightly used. Either way, Ferrari is selling cars. Not dreams of riches.
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by rafale 11mo ago
Gamblers know the odds are stacked against them yet they end up stuck in a psychological prison within their own brain that they can't escape from even if they realize what they do is harmful. Maybe a better law: check id, you are not
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by rafale 11mo ago
That's one way to nerf them, force them to fight in situations they would never find themselves in. In real life, if they can't neutralize the threat in BVR they just turn around and run before getting in range. Their stealth allo
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by rafale 1y ago
Every year new engineers and enthusiasts need to be exposed to cutting edge technologies through hands-on introductions like these.
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by rafale 1y ago
Didn't a hedge fund publish data encrypted with homomorphic encryption to run an open competition to see how can build the best trading AI. The encryption allow them to keep the sensitive data private.
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by rafale 1y ago
How much money he had when he was caught? How much you profited usually makes a difference in sentencing.
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by rafale 1y ago
What about brain development and general intelligence. Knowledge will always have a value, or else we become slaves to the machine.
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by rafale 1y ago
They knowingly attacked and destroyed USS Liberty in 1967 and didn't face any consequences. Sometimes I wonder what's so special about Israel that they keep getting away with everything.
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by rafale 1y ago
Ask Nevada.
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by rafale 2y ago
They are very capital inefficient and still can fail during black swan events.
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by rafale 2y ago
It's unreasonable to expect a small companies to have rogue nation states in their threat model. Apple, Microsoft, ... yeah but not a smaller business.
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by rafale 2y ago
Or you can vote with your wallet and boycott the games. They will eventually offer a solution when nobody is watching the games.
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by rafale 2y ago
Efficient market hypothesis proven.
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by rafale 3y ago
The barrier of entry is much higher with commercial aviation. You can get started with a lousy car but a lousy plane will never be acceptable. The MAX fiasco could have killed Boeing. Maybe Boom will succeed by getting its feet wet in the s
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by rafale 3y ago
So would Google or any obscure forums. Just like fraud, the optimal amount of negativity in a technology is never zero. Gotta accept some amount of issues to maximize the benefits to drawbacks ratio.
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by rafale 3y ago
Why not just let the ads play per the social contract we have. Ask yourself, if everyone did what I do, would it ruin the service I enjoy for everyone? If the answer is yes, then stop doing it. It's better to just stop using YouTube th
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by rafale 3y ago
We shouldn't focus on the delta (the outcome) but the roots. If men take more risks and die sooner, so be it. If women get jobs that pay less and earn less, so be it. However, men should be able to take less dangerous jobs. And women s
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by rafale 3y ago
Also a natural byproduct of the association between intelligence on one hand and freedom and rights on the others. Plants don't get any rights. Ants a little bit more. Dogs and dolphins even more so. Then humans. And then... a new clas
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by rafale 3y ago
Humans get a bit of training data. If a baby is left to itself during the formative years, they won't develop speech, social skills, reasoning skills, ... and they will be handicapped for the rest of their life, unable to recover from
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by rafale 3y ago
You could have said the same about every catastrophe that got out of control. Chances are they will eventually gain unauthorized access to something and we will either get lucky or we get the real life Terminator series (minus time travel s
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by rafale 3y ago
Can you please recommend a book on ZK proofs for someone with basic CS level understanding of algorithms and data structures? I would like to understand it better and use it in dapps. I feel like it completely change the relation between wh
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by rafale 3y ago
I think collision or interaction are better words. The word touch is meant for bigger objects, like hands, animals, furniture, fabrics, not molecules and electromagnetic radiation.

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