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by mynameisvlad 9mo ago
There are hardline constraints in the constitution ( https://www.anthropic.com/constitution#hard-constraints ) would at least potentially apply in case 1. This would make it impossible to do case 1 with the public model.
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by mynameisvlad 9mo ago
Once again, it’s a static site builder. How, exactly, would they “stop supporting deploying to cloudflare’s competitors”? Be specific.
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by mynameisvlad 9mo ago
It's a static site builder. It creates a static site. HTML, CSS, and JS. That you can then upload literally anywhere. Once again, what lock in? There is literally nothing to lock in. Explain exactly how they are going to lock somebod
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by mynameisvlad 9mo ago
What lock in? They explicitly said: > Staying open to all was a non-negotiable requirement for both us and for Cloudflare. They have deployment guides for practically every provider out there: https://docs.astro.build/en&
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by mynameisvlad 9mo ago
> nor that data go unused every month > we don't regularly go over 50Gb I mean, you did. And now, even if you did go over 50GB, you get 50 more GB to use at the same price. If you barely went over before, then you will likely not
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by mynameisvlad 10mo ago
We get it, you take testosterone. Nobody here has said they turn you into a raging psychopath. Nobody even mentioned alcohol. That’s called moving the goalposts. Replying to three people in the same comment thread does not help your case. N
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by mynameisvlad 10mo ago
The side effects of long term testosterone use have been studied and include depression, self-harm and suicide. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35437187/ So, no, not really absurd at all.
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by mynameisvlad 10mo ago
Who, exactly, are you trying to argue against? Because nowhere in my comment did I absolve OpenAI of anything; I explicitly said multiple things can be a factor. And, no, I don’t buy for a second the mental gymnastics you went to to pretend
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by mynameisvlad 10mo ago
More than one thing can be at fault here. It's not like it's an either or situation. There's very little story in "testosterone-fueled man does testosterone-fueled things", though. People generally know the side eff
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
OCIS does only a small part of why people deploy NextCloud. I have run it, it’s great, but it’s not a replacement for the full suite nor is it trying to be.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
There is no way it’s going to be completely rewritten from scratch in Go, and none of whatever Germany is or isn’t doing affects that in any way shape or form.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
The form factor is based on the Apple Watch screen they use, clearly.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Looking at the product itself, it looks like it barely squeezes the mini-HDMI externally as is, let alone then PCB/internal available space. I don't think there is, in fact, room for a full HDMI port. Mini HDMI is a compromise, an
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Pretty sure Bazzite offers all those things as well.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
This just feels like gatekeeping discussion at this point.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
I get respecting the family while grieving but let’s be real here, is anyone from the family realistically going to even find let alone care about random strangers speculating on a random internet platform that isn’t even related to chess?
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Did you bother to even look at the tutorial on their website? You know, the one mentioned in the comment you replied to? https://massgrave.dev/manual_hwid_activation / https://massgrave.dev/manual_ohook
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
I highly recommend people take a high performance/race driving course if they can. I did a single day one which involved high speed maneuverability trials designed to be useful in emergency scenarios (swerving, braking, hard turns) fol
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Those 999 other times, the system might work fine for the first 60 miles . This is a cross-country trip. LA to New York is 2776 miles without charging. It crashed the first time in the first 2% of the journey. And not a small interventio
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
I mean, those were direct quotes and it was literally half of their comment, but, sure, "they never said they did".
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> and we should not tolerate self-driving systems that are as good as the worst of us The person you replied to didn't do that, though: > But a self-driving system worth its salt should always be alert, scanning the road ahead, a
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> They were testing FSD So if that was a human and they ran them over it'd be okay because they were testing FSD? They're putting themselves (fine) and everyone around them (far less fine) in danger with this stunt.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
It's their standard go-to excuse. "I would have done that too" really says more about them as drivers than anything else.
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
On their roadmap (it's in the linked blog post https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2025/09/15/autoModelSele... ): > Let users on a free plan take advantage of the latest models through auto It als
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
While the margin of error is much lower on a freeway due to the speeds, other drivers are generally a lot more predictable (also in part due to the speeds).
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> students and community use football. They do not use high school libraries. That's literally the problem being presented, the "joke" as you called it. This isn't something to be weirdly proud about. This is somethin
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
> They want to seem altruistic but want to also be the only provider. This is an overly negative take. At the end of the day, they are still providing software and the source code free to use for practically every purpose except directly
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
Then it really shouldn't have been written immediately after "Wait, that's price. SpaceX is profitable." The two statements have literally nothing to do with one another and it's easy to see why one would assume t
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
ADO is just the rebranded Visual Studio Team Services which is just the rebranded Team Foundation Service (which itself is the cloud version of ADO/VST/TF Server ). It isn't really integrated in Azure aside from the naming,
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by mynameisvlad 1y ago
The CoreAI team is where DevDiv got reorged into earlier this year: https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/13/24342793/microsoft-ai-eng... DevDiv was arguably the place where GitHub would have ended up had it b

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