RickHan @RickHan

@infantrydort After Vietnam, the standards of behavior changed radically; the most proficient were often discarded. Fast-forward to Iraq/Afghanistan, a single black mark ends the career of exceptional leaders with multiple deployments. How to exile those who evade hard choices?

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RickHan @RickHan

5 days ago

@HostileSpectrum Despite professional jealousy from SOF/SOCOM communities, dispatch their silicon siblings, especially canine and bipeds with Terminator red eyes & blades, ahead of the first wave. Use real-time RF sensor/AI Decision feeds so Lessons Learned can be applied to future endeavors.

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RickHan @RickHan

a week ago

@novy_paul Are those for the same client? Impressive that you can handle very different technologies and build pipelines for both.

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RickHan @RickHan

a week ago

@novy_paul @Hikari_07_jp Sir, you deserve extra points for the multiple layers of irony and hard truth in your post.

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RickHan @RickHan

a week ago

@newstart_2024 This is why I’m on X. Thank you for taking time to post this.

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

@Hesamation Question, are there any papers that show multiple AIs teamed to critique and create a higher value output than any could generate individually?

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

@GeniusGTX For food, he’s reinventing the ”automat” with robotics instead of people forming the production line. Mass customization with robotics is cool!

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

Many social issues have historical precedents. Benefits expansion/explosion appears to be one of these.

Handre @Handre

2 weeks ago

Rome handed out free grain to 40,000 citizens in 73 BC. By 46 BC, Julius Caesar found 320,000 people lining up for their monthly ration. That eight-fold expansion happened in under three decades, and it shows you how welfare states actually grow. No Roman senator stood up and

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

@HostileSpectrum The slope to the right and down with the fade at the far end could be realization of its upcoming obsolescence, which in real terms will be as fading as yesterday‘s headline.

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

@HostileSpectrum Call for research into an llm-driven arbitrage engine with weighted inputs based on source categorization?

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

@Andy_ShuoYang I have a 3090 with 32GB RAM. If I get another 3090, how much bigger model can I run?

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RickHan @RickHan

2 weeks ago

Tamiflu may have has or caused the demise of extremely ill patients. It is increasingly difficult to respect pharma .

Emily Jashinsky @emilyjashinsky

3 weeks ago

Harvard Med Professor Paul Sax responds to these findings on the New England Journal of Medicine site: "By day 90, 17 of 124 participants (13.7%) assigned to no antiviral had died, compared with 32 of 162 (19.8%) assigned to 5 days of oseltamivir and 30 of 155 (19.4%) assigned

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RickHan @RickHan

3 weeks ago

An ironic twist to China’s AI efforts. The supreme leader’s medical records have been exfiltrated, viewing images may require a custom tool. The most cost-efficient open LLM for the job is a Chinese model, Qwen version 3.6–27B. Interesting? Suggest you follow the account below.

JD Work @HostileSpectrum

3 weeks ago

When we predicted medical intelligence would take on outsized importance in the increasingly gerontocratic international political scene, wish we would have also been prescient enough to anticipate a dissident Chinese hacker exfiltrating Xi’s records from PLA hospital systems.

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RickHan @RickHan

3 weeks ago

@RealAirPower1 Is this a reason it did so well against Cobras in air to air encounters?

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RickHan @RickHan

3 weeks ago

@BrianRoemmele @grok There appears to be no discussion of the force of gravity and the potential for the object to accelerate and land against the second object. Deeper, it would consider the potential to break the seesaw with consequences for the person underneath.

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RickHan @RickHan

3 weeks ago

@BaronDestructo Would not Vernor Vinge’s A Fire Upon the Deep, and Rainbows End, qualify him for this list? Also, Robert L Forward, whose works include beings living on the surface of a neutron star, be another hard-core science choice?