Alan Thomson

[KASKAIDE-1 @kaskaide1]

Currently Doing Some Deep Research On Isreali EL/M-2052 AESA Radar of Tejas.

And Let's Say i found Some Super Interesting Information About it.

If Anyone is interested in Adding Some Points hit me up in DM's.

Especially if you have some actual information about the engine.

[War Flash @WarFlash_2630]

🇮🇳⚡️The "Netra" Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system, developed DRDO, is an indigenous "eye in the sky" mounted on the Brazilian Embraer ERJ-145 executive jet platform.

It serves as a vital airborne command-and-control center for the Indian Air Force

[Atlas @crptAtlas]

At 16 he saved $1,500 and made his first trade

Goldman Sachs watched that trade and gave him $10M on his first day

The youngest trader Wall Street ever fought over in a 5-minute interview just explained how he did it

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[Colby Badhwar @ColbyBadhwar]

🇺🇸🇵🇱 Low-rate initial production of PAC-3 MSE Attitude Control Motors to commence shortly in Poland.

Even prior to the new framework agreement, Lockheed Martin & subcontractors were working on supply chain diversification. Getting to 2000/year will involve numerous countries.

[Alok Kumar @Alokkumarzz]

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[Khushi Agarwal @Aicoder786]

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He put it on YouTube.

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[shreedhar singh @shreedharsingh9]

AstraMicrowave is the DcPP for Sukhoi-30 MKI Electronic Warfare Suite

[Avid @Av1dlive]

the anthropic claude for finance lecture is the best free hour in quant AI right now.

bookmark & watch today. It's the most valuable 1 hour in quant AI right now. Then read article below.

[Tsukuyomi (EMALSpaglu) @Tsukuyomi2170]

This is going to be a thread about every Major unmanned platform which India has built/ is building / is develping

1 CATS Warrior is a 2 ton Stealth UCAV which is being developed by HAL in collaboration with TATA

CATS Warrior is supposed to work as Collorative Combat Aircraft in conjuction with other manned platform such as Tejas and Su 30 MKI while also protecting them from various threats

It will also be able to carry out Strikes missions on its own with SAAW (IWB and 2 outer hardpoints). It will also carry 2 ASRAAM on outer pylons and will have a range of 300 km.

It will utilise 2 PTAE-W engine with a cmbined thrust of 3.73x2 kN. A single PTAE-W engine weights around 72 KG (84 after installation of LRUs). Electrical output of 1.12 KW, max operating ceiling of 9000 meters.

HAL has manufactured one prototype of CATS Warrior for ground testing while the other prototype is being manufactured for First flight.

[INTEL-24 @Tracking_Live]

Indian Navy's Kolkata Class Destroyers carries the ACCS integrated communication system.
ACCS (advanced composite communication system) is a new gen IP based integrated comm. system that provide ship to ship, ship to shore and ship to air communication over VLF, MF, HF, V/UHF.

Facilitates radio comm. across all bands using a single terminal. It Provides centralized configuration, allocation, monitoring and control of equipment and facilitates remote operations within the ship.

[divyansh tiwari @DivyanshT91162]

You’re not losing negotiations.

You’re losing to a system you were never taught.

At Yale University, Professor Ben Polak teaches the frameworks behind every serious deal.

Most people don’t even know this world exists.

Every salary you accepted.
Every deal you closed.

You thought it was discussion.

It was math.

They were running:

• Nash equilibrium
• Dominant strategies
• Payoff matrices

You were relying on instinct.

That gap?

$20K–$100K gone every year… silently.

1 hour of this lecture rewires how you negotiate.

Same thinking MBAs pay $150K+ to learn.
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Bookmark this.

[CyrilXBT @cyrilXBT]

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX THIS WEEKEND SPEND TWO HOURS WITH THIS FREE STANFORD LECTURE THAT WILL CHANGE HOW YOU BUILD WITH AI FOREVER.

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The difference between this and every prompt guide you have bookmarked is not the content.

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Most tutorials teach you what to do.

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And once you understand the why, every prompt you write, every system you design, and every agent you build operates from a completely different mental model.

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[Mathelirium @mathelirium]

Stealth Is Echo Control

Stealth does not mean the aircraft stops scattering radar. It means the shape tries to keep the strongest echo from going back to the radar that sent it. Of course theres the issue of absorbing material as well.

Here a pulsed radar wave hits the B-2 Spirit nose-on. The sharp front cuts into the wavefront, sending little energy straight back while much of the field is guided along the aircraft’s body.

By the time the wave leaves the tail, the front is still largely intact, almost as if the aircraft has redirected the pulse around itself instead of throwing it back.

[Mr. Buzzoni @polydao]

THIS 50-MINUTE LECTURE AND YOU'LL UNDERSTAND HOW JANE STREET MAKES $1 BILLION A YEAR

the same math Renaissance Technologies built their empire on

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[Nainsi Dwivedi @NainsiDwiv50980]

If you trade options and haven't seen this Yale lecture — you're leaving money on the table.

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Don't scroll past this one. 👇

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

Knowledge is having the right answers.
Intelligence is asking the right questions.
Wisdom is knowing when to ask the right questions.

—Professor Richard Feynman

[Vivek Galatage @vivekgalatage]

Since the last few posts on memory management have resonated quite well, CMU's ICS has amazing lecture notes on it.

Absolutely worth checking those.

https://t.co/hicIMGT5zZ

[Alex & Books 📚 @AlexAndBooks_]

Carl Sagan on books:

"What an astonishing thing a book is. It’s a flat object made from a tree with flexible parts on which are imprinted lots of funny dark squiggles. But one glance at it and you’re inside the mind of another person, maybe somebody dead for thousands of years."

[Antonio Lupetti @antoniolupetti]

"Steps Toward Artificial Intelligence" by Marvin Minsky (1961) is probably one of the most important foundational texts in early AI.

It doesn’t just introduce ideas, it tries to structure an entire emerging field when almost everything was still undefined. Search, pattern recognition, learning, planning, induction... all concepts that still shape how we think about intelligence today.

Reading it now is interesting for a simple reason: almost eighty years later, we’re finally seeing many of those ideas work at scale.

https://t.co/UGubUoLGl5