Drone warfare is very real as the conflict in Ukraine has shown the world. Cheap, re-purposed drone airplanes deliver bombs behind enemy lines and small copters are being used to deliver decisive and deadly grenades to entrenched positions. Hoog created this distopian instructional video that imagines how bad things could get and how to protect yourself from packs of rogue robots.
While this version is tongue-in-cheek, the reality is that swarms of cheap drones can absolutely overwhelm and kill larger, well-equipped enemy forces.
Real anti-drone weapons are already being developed
When I was on a 8 week sabbatical a number of years ago, I took an artistic welding class. It was a ton of fun. Sugar Metal Customs does custom ironwork, but also teaches some classes from making metal roses to giant metal flails for your medieval fantasies.
Reddit user “loozerr” found that if you ask Copilot “is there a script to activate Windows 11,” Copilot will happily share a how-to guide that includes a script you can run to activate the OS.
AMD recently published a new version of its FidelitySDK with FSR 4 upscaling and FSR 3.1.5 frame generation support. Unfortunately, they accidentally published the full FSR 4 source code on GitHub. Before AMD took it down, some media outlets and X users managed to record screenshots of the files, including Videocardz.
AMD accidentally posted FSR4's Source Code and then tried to delete it all LOL
GPU programming used to be just about rendering graphics. As we’ve moved into bitcoin mining and AI, eisfrosch goes over the current chaotic programming environments for GPUs.
Claude 3.7/4 is great for serious/production oriented code (after a code review). Probably the winner here.
ChatGPT 4.1 is a good copilot for prototyping and exploration
Grok 3 – responds quickly/good speed
Gemini 2.5 Pro – does what you ask but not much more
Research
Claude 3.7/4 for carefully explained reasoning and good for references
ChatGPT 4.1for clear overviews
Grok 3 for current event
Gemini 2.5 Profor large, structured input and extraction
Storytelling
Claude 3.7/4 – literary and reflective
ChatGPT 4.1- most emotionally resonate
Grok 3 – flexible and imaginative
Gemini 2.5 Pro- informative and expandable
News
Grock 3 wins this easily – gives news and what people are saying about it
ChatGPT 4.1- Can handle current events decently but slower to pick up news
Claude 3.7/4- largely sits out news and doesn’t comment unless widely verified
Gemini 2.5 Pro- factual, accurate, but rarely first
He also discusses the different context sizes when it relates to the tasks. Bigger windows cost more but can allow you to summarize huge codebases or 60 page complex legal documents.
ChatGPT can handle 128,000 tokens or about 96,000 words (1 token roughly equals 4 characters). Claude has 200,000 tokens or about 150,000 words. Gemini 2.5 Pro and Grock 3 claim to have 1 million tokens.
If all you’re doing is summarizing emails, ChatGPT could be just fine. But if you need to make sense of large codebases or summarize large legal briefs, Gemini or Grock will be better at avoiding hallucinations or leaving gaps. There are some that believe that these windows might actually shrink if the systems are under heavy load (Grock in particular).
