It would be nice to see how many centipawns I lose when I make a wrong move.

It's strange that in the easy levels the move is to take a piece or something like that. I think it's not usual in the chess puzzles because it's too easy to spot. I make a few mistakes for that. :( Fun project anyway.

My unsupported non-conspiracy opinion:

A) They notice that it would land in the middle of nowhere and decided to not destroy it. It's better keep the interceptors for one that is going to hit an important target.

B) They partially intercepted it, perhaps only broke the motor or a fin, but the explosive head was intact. So instead of going to an important target, it crashed and exploded in the middle of nowhere.

(A) is extremely plausible. It is well-known that Iron Dome specifically avoided targeting rockets for interception when they not going to land in areas with people or infrastructure.

The main reason for this is because the interceptors are very scarce and costly.

Waiting list never get traction here. Wait until it's launched and post again.

Well, The reason I'm here is because I don't want my marketplace to be mislabeled as a darknet market (online marketplaces that are for drugs & other illegal items) since I'm very active on dread (a darknet forum).

Hopefully, I might be more active here when this thing launch.

My reddit & Lemmy.ml accounts were banned, at least I'm still on dread, Raddle, and here.

Good night/day — anarhackist

URL?

And please don't use all-caps here.

URL?

Again. Are you the author? People here is friendlier when the author is in the comment section replying questions.

URL?

Are you the author? People here is friendlier when the author is in the comment section replying questions.

Is it the fork of another project?

No, it's original, but it references many excellent projects.

Most of the site is in Spanish, but after a while I found a page in English http://www.biyubi.com/eng_principal.html They have less info in English. It looks like they have a few small electronic gadget, a computer [1] an operative system [2] and a browser [3].

For a HN post, it would be better to choose one of the pages in English where they give some detailed info about one of the projects. I'm not sure which is the best.

[1] I can't judge how good it is. I'm too old now to build my own computer from OEM pieces. I just buy whatever has the most RAM I can pay, and hope it doesn't break in the next 5 years.

[2] I expected the OS to be a fork of Linux, but I think it's not.

[3] Idem.

Wrong URL!

The page says

  <link rel="canonical" href="https://valiantlynx/"/>

and then has some weird javascript code that I'm too lazy to understand. That's probably confusing the HN server.

Can you fix the code in the page?

Are you the author?

Somewhat related: My mother in law asked a question to Meta AI and got a silly joke as an answer.

It was trained to do that the same way that ChatGPT was trained to say "That's not funny — it's serious!"

It's a different market position.

Quite related: my mom asked Gemini a question, here was the answer (I lol'd at it, so it mustnt have been well-trained?):

To overcome the fear of affinity fraud, simply lean into the grandeur of your own delusion