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Admiral: "We need to replace our fleet with three more carrier strike groups and fifteen guided missile destroyers."
Palmer: "No, we need to replace it in the aggregate."
Admiral: "The what?"
Palmer: "One carrier is a target. A thousand autonomous vessels are a... See more
$PLTR CTO @ssankar on Deepseek and disagreeing with OpenAI CEO @sama đź”®
“We are at war with China. We are in an AI arms race. I got into a disagreement with Sam Altman about this at the Senate AI summit over a year ago… There’s an opposing view that we can all get along and cooperate on these things. I’m sure the other... See more
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Science, Strategy and War: The Strategic Theory of John Boyd (Strategy and History)
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Quigley’s fundamental thesis is that military technology drives political structure. The almost two hundred “unequal states” of the UN are not genuinely sovereign—they are mostly satellite states. A militarily dependent protectorate is very different from a state that maintains its independence by force of arms. This dependency is not limited to... See more
The Orbital Authority
Reminder that Peter Thiel is, to put it mildly, not a cypherpunk https://t.co/aZQ1AUUCOb
Conflict: Technological Progressives vs Technological Conservatives You can think of the “people of the Network” as technological progressives, and the “people of the State” as political progressives (charitably) or technological conservatives (perhaps more realistically).
Balaji Srinivasan • The Network State: How To Start a New Country
This article is too important to be paywalled. It's too short as well, and gives almost no context, but more is linked in the replies.
Red Teams, Bug Bounties and Freelance Hackers
For the past year, an enterprising bunch of freelance hackers has been publicizing on social media how they’ve... See more
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