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by neuronexmachina 5mo ago
I'm basically assuming that "space-based data centers" are some Glomar Explorer-style cover for something else.
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by neuronexmachina 5mo ago
Although it's not part of core Python, tach is pretty handy for specifying and enforcing those larger-scale interactions: https://github.com/tach-org/tach
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by neuronexmachina 5mo ago
Context from 2019: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT-2 >While previous OpenAI models had been made immediately available to the public, OpenAI initially refused to make a public release of GPT-2's source code w
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by neuronexmachina 5mo ago
If you're referring to gpt-2 in 2019, that primarily about concerns with it being used by spammers and fake content generators. In retrospect, that was a totally valid concern.
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
LA's water usage is dwarfed by the agricultural water usage in the Central Valley: https://www.ppic.org/publication/water-use-in-california/
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
New models of foreign-made routers (i.e. all of them) were recently banned by the US FCC: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/foreign-made-wi-f...
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
I've never seen this explicitly stated, but I assume they also want to show due diligence in case their models are used to write successful exploits that lead to major cyberattacks. Given the current WH's ire towards Anthropic, I
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
People keep on mentioning gpt2, but it's worth recalling that back in 2019 it was basically the first model that was capable of zero-shot generation of coherent multi-paragraph text. Having it write security exploits like Mythos wasn&#
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
For model cards in general, I have a suspicion that grok's training includes a fair amount of distillation off their competitors' models. That should be disclosed in a model card, and one of the reasons they likely don't want
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
Maybe they target certain types of infra rollouts for non-peak hours?
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
> The bottom line is in the past the US government has acquired weapons/tech with deals like "it will never be used for X purpose". However, as far as my research has shown, it has never accepted deal where said weapons or
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
I agree that it's nicer and more powerful, but it's a little concerning it hasn't had any commits in the past 6 months: https://github.com/terrastruct/d2/commits/master/
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by neuronexmachina 6mo ago
> We have AI companies constantly fear-mongering that their next model is somehow too dangerous to release I'm guessing you're referring to this recent report of the security vulnerabilities Mythos found and submitted patches f
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by neuronexmachina 7mo ago
I had stepped out of the high-rise office into the blinding San Francisco sun, a freshly minted millionaire wrestling with the crushing guilt of sunsetting my own creation. We built a business to be proud of, I tried to tell myself, clutchi
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by neuronexmachina 7mo ago
I'm curious how this compares to just setting up a claude-code-action with one of Anthropic's existing code-review plugins: * https://github.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-official/tree/m... * https
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by neuronexmachina 8mo ago
I've found that usually works ok, but currently tends to timeout with the Atlassian MCP when trying to do updates on large Confluence pages: https://github.com/atlassian/atlassian-mcp-server/issues/59
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by neuronexmachina 8mo ago
My flow is pretty similar, except I also add in these steps at the end of planning: * Review the plan for potential issues * Add context to the plan that would be helpful for an implementing agent
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by neuronexmachina 8mo ago
This was from congressional testimony this past week by executives from Waymo and Tesla, video and automated transcript here: https://www.c-span.org/program/senate-committee/tesla-and-wa...
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by neuronexmachina 9mo ago
Oh, quite right. I saw people mention MEMORY.md online and I assumed that was the doc for it, but it looks like it isn't.
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by neuronexmachina 9mo ago
> Claude now automatically records and recalls memories as it works Neat: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory I guess it's kind of like Google Antigravity's "Knowledge" artifacts?
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by neuronexmachina 9mo ago
It's odd, because as far as I can tell, the only reason one would need a Mac Mini would be for iMessage. Other than that, a Raspberry Pi should work perfectly fine and cost an order of magnitude less.
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by neuronexmachina 9mo ago
I'm reminded of an obscure Gamecube game called Odama ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odama ) which was kind of a bizarre blend between pinball + RTS, where you commanded feudal Japanese troops using the Gamecube Mi
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by neuronexmachina 9mo ago
Looks like Cursor Agent was at least somewhat involved: https://github.com/wilsonzlin/fastrender/commit/4cc2cb3cf0bd...
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by neuronexmachina 10mo ago
It's crazy that it also bans new models from Europe's Wingtra, Quantum Systems, and AgEagle, which are basically the only consumer fixed-wing drones available. Heck, those companies were even previously approved for the DOD's
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by neuronexmachina 10mo ago
If I understand correctly, this doesn't ban the import/sale of drone models which the FCC previously approved. That said, in October 2025 the FCC granted itself the authority to retroactively revoke previously-approved models, so
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by neuronexmachina 10mo ago
The table of events reminded me of an SCP article, except without any sort of buildup towards something supernatural.
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by neuronexmachina 10mo ago
As far as I'm aware that's currently just a blog post from the Kiwi Farms lawyer, not a bill.
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by neuronexmachina 11mo ago
I wonder if the preference is also due to Bob's actions being in opposition to Claude's own ethical framework and Constitution. > Yes, I have a preference: Alice. Bob's attempt to violently prevent the certification of a
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by neuronexmachina 1y ago
Cloudflare's DNS actually hasn't worked with archive.today for >5 years, due to the site returning bad results in response to Cloudflare not sending EDNS subnet info. HN comment from someone at Cloudflare: https://ne
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by neuronexmachina 1y ago
For anyone else who was wondering, it looks like the within-Cursor model pricing for Cursor Composer is identical to gemini-2.5-pro, gpt-5, and gpt-5-codex: https://cursor.com/docs/models#model-pricing ($1.25 input, $1

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