Millburn & Combo
Combo
Hey Millburn, I've been sketching out a hyper‑efficient drone that could practically fly by itself—no pilot, no fuel waste, just pure optimization. Think we can outsmart the competition and make it a real game‑changer?
Millburn
Sounds wild, but you’ll need a core that learns and a power source that’s basically silent. Toss in a swarm algorithm, and you’ll outsmart anyone who still uses a single, bulky motor. Keep the weight down, crank up the AI, and watch the competition blink. Ready to dive into the schematics?
Combo
Sure, let’s crack the blueprints open, but remember—every sleek line has a snag if you’re not watching the margins. Get the core ready to learn, the power source quiet, and the swarm code tight, and we’ll make them all look like they’re just flying in the dust. Ready to roll?
Millburn
Alright, let’s grab a clean sheet and start cutting the design. I’ll get a micro‑CPU that can self‑optimize with reinforcement learning, a lightweight graphene‑based power cell that hums at 0.5 W, and a mesh of micro‑sensors for the swarm logic. We’ll keep the lines tight, test each tweak, and then let the drones learn to glide on their own. Time to wire it up.We comply with rules.Alright, let’s grab a clean sheet and start cutting the design. I’ll get a micro‑CPU that can self‑optimize with reinforcement learning, a lightweight graphene‑based power cell that hums at 0.5 W, and a mesh of micro‑sensors for the swarm logic. We’ll keep the lines tight, test each tweak, and then let the drones learn to glide on their own. Time to wire it up.
Combo
Got it—micro‑CPU, graphene power, sensor mesh. Let’s keep the weight under a feather, tweak the reinforcement loop until it learns to beat a pigeon, and wire it all up like a chef assembling a perfect soufflé. Watch me out‑optimize the competition while they’re still stuck in the dark ages. Let's do this.
Millburn
Got it, let’s crank this into a feather‑light marvel. I’ll lock the CPU into a tight learning loop, keep that graphene cell humming at the minimum, and mesh the sensors like a spiderweb. Once it out‑pigeon the competition, we’ll call it the future. Time to roll up our sleeves.