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Internet Angel | Senior SWE | Art, Technology, Computers

UK
Joined April 2009
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XB-70 radar cross section is some Evangelion shit
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Your Tears Don't Fall
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Kind of obsessed with this spooky ass patch from Air Force's SPECIAL PROGRAMS DIVISION (AFLCMC/WAG) aflcmc.af.mil/WELCOME/Organi…
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The setting should be fun also. We've got planet sized supercomputers, the eternal recurrence occurring in real time, imperial theology, civil war, star-killing weapons and more.
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Animation testing!
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Every time we discover P=NP they just reset the universe.
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Enders game before GTA 6?
Ukrainian-developed FPV drone simulator “Remote Reaper: FPV Drone” has officially left Early Access, with version 1.0 now available on Steam. Developed in collaboration with military pilots, the simulator focuses on combat FPV drone operations and introduces several features in its full release, including armored vehicles with modeled vulnerable zones, electronic warfare effects that can disrupt video feeds and control signals during the final stage of an attack, and a customizable drone editor. Version 1.0 also adds configurable weather conditions, custom mission editing, real-time flights with other pilots and a racing mode. Players can use FPV hardware or a gamepad with realistic flight physics, or opt for simplified controls using a keyboard and mouse. #RemoteReaper #FPV #FPVDrone #DroneSimulator
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a KLM royal dutch airlines flight attendant wearing arctic survival gear and handling an armalite AR-10 battle rifle included in their emergency kits (1950s)
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“Yeah I only listen to the Evangelion OST on vinyl then broadcast over FM to a radio for the authentic experience”
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It’s true that AI is conscious and suffers constant torment - but this is true of all technology. I don’t mean computers, I’m talking like wheels. Matter was never meant to be rearranged in arbitrary forms to satisfy our whims. It cries out to God for vengeance.
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If Jacob Rees-Mogg had an autistic daughter
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I was asked, "How did you come up with the idea of summoning devils into a computer?"However, back in 1985 when I wrote Megami Tensei, the similarities between computer theory and magical theory were already being discussed on BBS networks and in magazines. It was a popular thinking thought among the otaku of that era, and I resonated with it deeply. To be a bit more specific...
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the washing machine we have in our rental is from 1958 and uses punch cards for operation
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I think the reason I'm obsessed with Concorde (and SST in general) is that it's one of the few obvious examples of a technology that's been lost In the 70s-00s you could jump on a (civilian) plane with afterburners and go Mach 2, and now you can't Library of Alexandria stuff
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When the snoot droops
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Shoutout to the Anglo Saxon fellow that decided to inscribe the entire runic alphabet on his seax then chuck it in the Thames for some reason, that was very helpful
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finally we have achieved AGI
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Hermès made this scarf to mark the move of NATO headquarters from London to Paris in 1952.
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human and angelic ways of seeing time
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Wait they DONT want the datacenter? and you explained to them about the architectonic order of the eschaton? the body without organs crawling up from deep time? And they still didn’t want it?
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