No plutonium powder 3D printer at your university? Because I do not want to ask ChatGPT for complex instructions, I want to prompt to print.

Also, reduction in transistor size and increasing number of microcontrollers, processors,... will not help. Also SEU models are far from ideal and in the case of FPGAs, functionality dependant.

This writeup isn't too bad:
www.flyingpenguin.com?p=74567

I am also interested now!!! I assume ECC memories and redundancy yes but RadHard hardware no.

Steganography over unredacted Epstein files is as close as you can get to fully protect the information.

@anderspucknielsen.dk has a very similar view to yours: bsky.app/profile/ande...

Enablers such as satellite, elint,... may be the most significant leverage.

Rocket hardware in the loop 🤣

Europeans are not ready for any backslash of kinetic actions (or any kind of action for that matter). I mean, if the Yantar finds itself in collision with a WWII era mine, what would the public say?

💯 but doing that to an exam makes it a project/essay… which is a different thing. Sadly, in the times of LLM we will end with oral exams as we were in 1567.

By my teaching experience, a lot of students use all available time, even if it means been idle for a long time. Also, the ability to finish a task in an appropriate time frame is important. Most jobs take this ability very seriously.

Much appreciated the dedication, even if sometimes the results are "no news".