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I think it takes a wilful ignorance of the history of industrialised warfare to believe this.

No, the opposite has happened with this war. Adversaries globally have seen the ability of the US and Israel to operate with near-impunity over Iran, and it has destroyed confidenc…

You have the same issue with the conventional bombs and their guidance kits, which when delivered in contested areas are not usually cheaper. The issue is general industrial capaci…

The headline is inaccurate, as the article actually says that the US Army has used nearly all of its long-range precision missiles, referring to ATACMS and PCM. First, those are sh…

> A new, fully equipped ambulance is about $150k. This is definitely not true. A base model unequipped ambulance may be in that ballpark. A fully equipped ambulance will vary wildl…

I tried to find the asterisk there to see the details, but could not. FWIW I think that HEMS cost is significantly under costed, as the London HEMS H135s run about £2,500 per fligh…

> Only a complete moron would think the answer to this is no. If there's no personal cost to using an extremely expensive service, every one is going to use it regardless of whethe…

And overheid.nl is their government site for that reason.

Yes, which I think is also very common, but what Wikipedia was referring to is that there's no official second-level domain for Government, unlike say gov.br or gov.uk). Gov.nl is …

That's the most common approach globally. Like most countries, the Dutch Government use .gov.nl.

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Can you name one?

I wonder where you suggest researchers go that is both granting funding and not attaching similar or more stringent strings to the money?

Our developers work office hours, but would frequently have 10 plus sessions open. Massive parallelism is one of the benefits of agentic coding.

Yes, subjectively there do seem to be moments where the quality of the output drops significantly - usually during US peak hours.

My company has several MCPs that our very token intensive, but it seems that with Claude Code, usage is throttled even before hitting limits. I don't have any proof, but often when…

Tongue, meet cheek.

Americans desperately trying to justify their firearm fetish is embarrassing. > PS A "curve-off" public welfare policy is far more effective than banning guns. Roll eyes emoji.

No, you should always follow you're own moral code. Companies don't have morals, only people. Abdicating your moral responsibilities because you're employed is cowardice.

> Cars kill more than guns. In most countries, but not in the US.

Was there a Send Me to Heaven for Sora?

No, current LLMs are already good enough to read the subtexts from documents, email, call transcripts where available. They're extremely good at identifying unwritten business prac…

> I don't know of many professions[1] with such demands on time outside of a work day to keep your skills updated. This is an extremely miopic view (or maybe trolling). The vast ma…

LLMs are already good enough to read corporate email and document shadow functions and hierarchies.