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@feld that looks more calorie dense than regular soda

@feld note that it says *large* amounts.

That Starbucks iced coffe might as well be a milkshake, but 1 cream 1 sugar barely moves the needle.

@feoh @feld @drwho
Well, yes.

As noted, S3 charges per fetch and those fees will kill you.

The *storage* is cheap, and you know Amazon is going to make a profit somewhere

@feld Yeah. I can't see the F-35 as being well suited to Ukraine as things sit.

Maybe if we did a *well planned* assistance with all the necessary support it could impact air control and allow other planes to drive deeper.

But that would be a hella commitment that I can't see really happening in the current environment

@feld For long-range stealth there's the B-2 and B-21, so it's not like we don't have coverage there, just that it's all hideously expensive

@feld The F-35 is much stealthier, and they sacrificed other performance characteristics to make it that way.

Which is why F-15 and F-16 variants are still in production

@feld

That makes it sound like the real business model is more of a "smash and grab"

Do enough to pull in as much money as you can get, then bail with as much as you can carry when the failures become obvious to the investors

@feld @sun@shitposter.world
I'm in the camp of "who's going to pay for all this shit if all the work is being done by robots owned by 5 people?"

@feld there's like half a dozen cities where this is even a mild concern

And they can be special cases And Just Not

@phaedr0s I blame Oracle.

@feld sounds like the sort of bug a good static analysis tool would pick up, too.

But good to know that Claude isn't swamping you with dreck so that it's worth your time to use it for analysis like that.

Some of the other tools are scarily bad

@feld I just fielded an AI generated ticket that asserted errors on entirely imaginary resources.

I'm expecting Pyrite at best