does DSP count as maths, because there's plenty of that in radar design. or any other sensor with some double-use potential for that matter
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in this economy?
it can be bought in italy as a cleaning agent without going through entire process as for reagents purchase iirc
apparently ww1 era british soldiers figured out that cordite works like amyl but shittier (more specifically, nitroglycerin part) https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/abaf/009c8713aadd8accbb03b2b40a93b5c3c77a.pdf
Sr-90 that was involved in cases you mention is strong beta emitter, but Pu-238 isn't, it's mostly-alpha emitter, so it'll only get dangerous if somebody ingests it, but it's a piece of ceramic inside a strong case
it's not the type of plutonium that is fissile, 40% of it decayed by now, and it was formed into hard, chemically resistant ceramic in the first place
have you read the article
it's hacky and wrong. or you could use different hardware, maybe from competition, because result isn't worth electricity it used
gpus as used for genai aren't really suitable for normal loads like aerodynamic simulations, genai uses low precision data like fp8, fp4, blackwells and such are optimized for it so hard that you can't really do anything else on this thing
"article" is entirely too charitable, this is a substack post
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CS and advanced statistics is what lots of applied math is anyway