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'Mission Oflameron' Synopsis (c) by Valery Shmelev Synopsis. Setting: Outer space. A very distant orbit, where objects are periodically obscured from Earth-based observation by the Moon. Preparations are underway for a massive thermonuclear detonation, designed to vaporize a colossal array of metallic rods-aligned in a single row-to generate an encoded, high-intensity directed-energy beam. The components are being aligned along the orbit. The Control Center hall features workstations for a dozen specialists, equipped with monitors, keyboards, and wall-mounted projection screens. Present are duty specialists (#1-#10), consultants (C1-C5), and Project leads (P1-P3). Dialogue: #3: "The communications satellite is no longer in its assigned orbit. It has performed a maneuver." P1: "Move the X-ray laser to combat position. Begin targeting and tracking." #1: "Target acquired. Reactor output at 70 percent." #10: "Movement detected on the communications satellite. Its optical characteristics are shifting." #8: "Panels on the communications satellite are opening. We can see a mirror." P1, P2, and P3 confer briefly. P1: "Fire." #3: "Shot fired at maximum power. Coolant loss detected on the satellite." P2: "Prepare the laser for a second shot. And dispatch an inspection satellite-to investigate or neutralize it." #5: "Plan point 2. Control transferred to the AI." P1, turning to P2: "The hard-coded program has initiated. No further changes are possible." P1 (to all): "Maintain laser tracking on the target until the moment of the test." "Special attention to the Space Surveillance Group. The orbit is closed to everyone. Authorization granted to destroy any object not on the approved list." No. 3: "Alignment of the object has begun." P1: "What’s the status of the target?" No. 2: "Telemetry is nominal. The target is in position at the calculated coordinates. The alignment lasers are hitting the sensors precisely. The recorder is ready." No. 3 (after a pause): "Column alignment complete. Two minutes to arrival at the designated point." P1, turning to P2: "Two minutes." Two minutes later, a flash appears in orbit and then vanishes, leaving behind the trail of a vaporized column. In the Control Center, the camera feeds and telemetry data cut out. Only the image from the telescope remains, projected onto the wall; the target satellite is visible in the projection. P1: "Why is there no feed from the target?" K1: "Telemetry is gone, too. If the radiation-hardened unit survived, the AI should switch it over within two minutes." About 20 hours pass. K3: "Telemetry is coming through." P1: "What does it show?" K1: "The target took a solid hit." P1: "Is the recorder functional?" K1: "Data is coming in. There’s a high error rate, but we’re managing to reconstruct it." P1, addressing P2 and P3: "I think it’s time we moved on to the analysts." P1: "Consultants, please join us." In the analytics department. P1: "Report your findings." (Analysts A1-A5). A1: "We’ve extracted the data. There is significant distortion-without advanced correction algorithms, it bears no resemblance to the original code. Once corrected, however, the code was fully recovered." P1: "Gentlemen!" This is a success. We’ve transmitted the biocode across millions of kilometers. Now, let’s send it to a biolab for the synthesis of amino acids-just to ensure everything is correct.
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Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning
(c) by Valery Shmelev If you want to have an advantage
The word Oflameron is an artificially created word by Valery Shmelev in 1994
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