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I could be mistaken, but isn't Paxel a tool that YC *itself* built to understand how founders/applicants apply AI? If so, this feels less scary than some of the comments (i.e. not 3rd party).

Also, not trying to take shots, but should the title be "I got into YC Startup School by hacking it" instead? Isn't that different than the main YC program?

All in all, you did them a solid by finding and responsibly disclosing. Nice job.

One thing I noticed on the CS PhD side of the house is because many researchers don't want others to easily build upon their work (for whatever reasons), they don't often release the source code/data required to quickly validate it. This is a recipe for shortcuts, errors, and even in the worst cases, fraud.

We’re both #DudesForKamala

I was merely responding to replies directed at me. But that is probably good advice. No opinion was ever changed online. :)

“Flee and reside in hotels” not equal to relocate and continue mission. The major operational staff at these bases still work there. Support was relocated not fleeing.

US soldiers get hotels when fleeing? Wtf lol

US blew up C-130s stuck in sand. A few got shot up. Iranians on the ground got the brunt of the bullets, however.

There’s a difference between occupation (where this wins) and deterrence (where they can’t attack your country). The latter was the primary objective.

Define defeat here. I think everyone in this thread confuses actual defeat with indifference and political risk. If the US military could be defeated so easily America would cease to exist, no? It just loses interest and moves on. Nobody attacks the US because they would lose.

This is now Vietnam with no boots on the ground or years of war? Wow! Thanks

More leverage with less conventional firepower? Objectives of reducing conventional military threats and nuclear weapons seem less now, no?