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Is it less work than finding a human authored toy compiler of good quality. How long did it take to generate?

Playing on the rail tracks also incurs incredible personal risk -- doesn't make it wise. Seems fair to me for the author to give their opinion that they don't believe this to be an effective form of protest. Especially given that they list their specific concerns.

True - and I hope I didn't give the impression that drone operators aren't taking significant personal risk, but compared to the alternatives for short range indirect fire (mortars) it seems like these systems should be less vulnerable?

FPVs don't seem anti-tank replacement -- they do seem to have a role against soft targets ie against massing infantry, c2 nodes or suppression of enemy mortars. In this role, from a distance, they seem harder to suppress than the alternative, ie mortars.

Also these are immature tech... I suspect at least some of the issues identified will be mitigated in time.

Don't drones have another advantage not mentioned here -- counter-battery against operators being more challenging?

Meant to respond to top level parent who said:

> dicts would subclass sets

Was trying to make the case as to why treating dictionaries as a child of <generic collection> with an extend/merge operation using ‘+’ rather than a child of set with a union operation ‘|’ makes more sense (to me).

Changing the behaviour of a well defined operation like union seems bad - although my case is somewhat undermined by python’s overloading of ‘+’ to mean extend.

If you treat dictionaries as sets of tuples union doesn’t work as expected: {(‘a’,1)} | {(‘a’, 2)} = {(‘a’,1), (‘a’, 2)} Same key maps two values.

It's AI judges, all the way down.

"Invert a binary tree on a whiteboard" I wonder if you get any points for turning the board upside down.

I wonder if their industry partners are similarly indemnified...

Self censorship is the only way the book burners can really triumph. So long as humanities' collective ingenuity continues to exceed the sum of our malevolence; I ain't too worried. Ps key base is awesome :)