[biftek]

The government would probably be knocking on his door if he developed a guided hat dropping system

[cypherpunks01]

Yes, there's truly huge interest in the technical ability to accurately place hats on people of all ages and backgrounds, across the globe.

[WJW]

I can assure you that if you develop a system to accurately place objects (bombs, say) on top of people and post the code on the open internet for everyone to see, the government will indeed have some critical question for you.

[gumby]

Ai-augmented compulsory hat rules are the next hot market: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hat_Revolution

[JCharante]

The RC plane fandom on youtube has started to manufacture and drop fake bombs onto miniature targets. The bombs even have fins. I kinda wonder how long until they start adding electronics and flaps to start guiding the bomb, and how far they can get before they start to have feds knocking on their doors. I'd be interested in working on it but I'd prefer to keep my TSA precheck clearance.

[nicbou]

The technology has great potential to blow some people's minds... up.

[xsmasher]

C'mon, what could they possibly use a phase-conjugate tracking system for?