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by axus 2mo ago
I noticed the UDRP rules had changed last year, the main change is of course related to WHOIS respecting privacy now. Looking that up: "The registrar must provide the full Registration Data to the UDRP provider within two business days
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by axus 2mo ago
It seems the traffic has made the site inaccessible. I'm enjoying reading the first page that's still in my browser.
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by axus 2mo ago
Why would it matter if foreign companies analyzed DoorDash data? Pizza deliveries to the Pentagon is all I can come up with, but that's publicly available at https://www.pizzint.watch/ I would bet my entire Polymarket
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by axus 2mo ago
There is enough visceral hatred for the Anubis branding, I am surprised an AI skill for bypassing it hasn't been broadcast yet.
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by axus 2mo ago
These all seem useful warnings to me, I'm vibing something for hobby scale. The installation script was the one place I needed to reorganize and make a lot of human-powered changes. And I haven't even distributed it yet :)
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by axus 2mo ago
Those are "executives"
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by axus 2mo ago
I asked it some old hardware command line questions I'd recently asked Gemini, it hallucinated parts of the answer. The characters in the 3-act Shakespearean play had very little depth, many of the names were similar, and they were not
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by axus 2mo ago
Next we're going to hear a complaint from Mark Zuckerberg about how people are using Facebook and LLaMa to attack Meta.
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by axus 2mo ago
You and everyone else saying so are correct; I forgot how bad it was when I posted the link. "Prime Agent" obviously used the story for branding or a callback, so this is 100% on-topic, but I should have re-examined what I was po
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by axus 2mo ago
https://localroger.com/prime-intellect/mopiidx.html
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by axus 2mo ago
Most distributors are based in the US with the exception of large integrated circuits that are made in a variety of countries where those companies do fabrication (US, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan); an example is the NXP CPU we use from their
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by axus 2mo ago
While searching for that Telepathy article, I found this which fits his example: https://neuralink.com/updates/a-year-of-telepathy/
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by axus 2mo ago
2040 : I earnestly believe that presidential term limits should be abolished, and also that federal control of elections is incredibly important. Not sure where that thought came from, but I'm certain!
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by axus 2mo ago
Years ago I had an Oracle free instance which I shut down, didn't have any use that was worth the security maintenance time. Recently wanted to make a new free instance at the lowest settings, but my zone is completely overbooked. Ora
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by axus 2mo ago
He can fix them.
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by axus 2mo ago
I always thought this song was about mowing the lawn during tough times, but apparently not: https://genius.com/The-all-american-rejects-move-along-lyric...
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by axus 2mo ago
2008 financial crisis, after years of "mortgage bros" inflating that bubble.
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by axus 2mo ago
Nationalize the data centers, reserve enough inference to automate power generation, food production, transportation, and housing. Is there any government that has gotten socialism correct for its citizens? I'd point to UAE/Qatar
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by axus 2mo ago
The wages for the LLM will increase as the codebase gets larger, the only inhibitor is how fast customers are willing to pay for new features. I don't think that cost ever goes higher than human wages for maintainable software. In the
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by axus 2mo ago
AI are also good at reading. I'm not one to write lots of notes without a reason. For the first time I'm jealous of people who have a way to distill years of their inner thoughts.
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by axus 2mo ago
I like how they use SAT Math and Verbal sections for an analogy, and talk about how great OpenAI is at some kinds of math, but leave out how it's even better at written/verbal language. It wouldn't hurt their argument to obse
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by axus 2mo ago
Because Hacker News appreciates discussion of the theoretical, that exceeds the bounds of what mainstream society thought was possible.
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by axus 2mo ago
Something can be overpriced and still lose money.
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by axus 2mo ago
My understanding is the union members can move to another local and sign up for work there. Not an easy lifestyle, chasing work around the country.
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by axus 2mo ago
That's worth flagging directly—
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by axus 2mo ago
"A Soviet engineer needs some plumbing done in his apartment..." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47487885
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by axus 2mo ago
It's extra time to update your PLAN.md, usually I'm behind on that.
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by axus 2mo ago
Industrial electricians have always been in the boom-bust cycle. IBEW (Union electricians) have been doing really well this decade. Another option if you don't want to be a contractor or an Anthropic employee. But they've also g
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by axus 2mo ago
It'd be embarrassing if you have to spend $10 in AI tokens for it to fix one line that you could have fixed quicker yourself for free. Not sure if the savings add up enough to offset the investment in learning to program.
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by axus 2mo ago
I can already picture the faces of national security directors everywhere. "The attacks described in these two papers are the strongest attacks we have found to date. We are sharing them after a period of consultation with US governmen

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