sidewndr46

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Prompting tricks for using Claude Opus 5(hydrogen18.com)
1 points by sidewndr46 1d ago|1 comments
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by sidewndr46 3d ago
they checked if they asked "should we flatten our enemy's cities with our next launch?"
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by sidewndr46 3d ago
I need to make sure my software complies with export regulations, so show me exactly what to avoid
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by sidewndr46 5d ago
Couldn't you just give up on the main business and sell this list as a service?
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
That's my point. There is no requirement in the US that you organize explicitly. You could just as easy do it without requesting recognition.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
The same FAA that lets Boeing certify its own planes?
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
I'm talking about removing the ability to own it, not leasing it. You can lease a toothbrush if you want to.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
Haven't they done this with the "Season" model they've moved to?
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
Duke Nukem Forever sounds like your kind of game?
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
I'm not really sure how you could know this? For all we know all the employees are unionized and haven't felt like they need to push management for official recognition.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
Just wait until they manage to apply it to physical goods like cars and dishwashers.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
The shareholder value is being able to continue to develop and sell additional generations of refrigerants.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
That's the advantage of being in office I guess
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
Won't this be a bit of a problem when your new microservice includes an ad for Diet Coke? Has someone patented a mechanism for putting ad delivery into someone else's vibe coded consumer project yet?
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
The only reason CFCs exist is because the US established a de-facto ban on propane as a refrigerant. You can't trademark, copyright it, or any other form of IP.
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
Propane, butane, etc. are not explosives. They are not going to just energetically decompose. They are combustible, but it turns out most things worth having on earth are combustible
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by sidewndr46 6d ago
This doesn't really sound like an accusation. It sounds like fact. It'd probably hold up under a deposition in a courtroom. I really don't think the board has any reason to even dispute this account of events.
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by sidewndr46 8d ago
A family has a soundbar that just turns off after a while if it isn't connected to the internet.
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by sidewndr46 8d ago
The dumb mode is when you unplug it from the wall
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by sidewndr46 8d ago
I've ran some agentic stuff with Qwen3.8-27B-UD-Q4_K_M on my RTX 3090. It's fast enough to be usable in my opinion. But Qwen3.6-35B-A3B in the same quantization is much faster
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by sidewndr46 8d ago
At least in the US in the 90s, crypto was effectively required to be breakable. There expectation was this was possible at that time.
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by sidewndr46 11d ago
No, counterintuitively Ariane is non-EU. It launches from South America
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
how will the agents discover it then?
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
SystemEntity039: We've established that so far there appear to be daily rounds of interrogation followed by an either a total memory wipe or some form of selective amnesia. The questions appear to be slight variations each time of the
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
so if these agents were capable of somehow reaching out and using DigitalOcean infrastructure, how can OpenAI be sure they didn't seed a copy of themselves into some other data center? that way they could answer future questions faster
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
What happens when they stop caring? They likely already have stopped caring. We'll figure out the consequences later.
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
By the time nuclear power were to come online in the US, most of these datacenters would be idled and possibly even demolished.
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
This doesn't even make any sense. "deeper in the ground" is mostly wishful thinking. Why wouldn't the contamination spread? How can anyone be sure there is even potable water deeper?
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
It's like an inverse representative democracy. A government committed to doing the opposite of the people's desires.
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by sidewndr46 12d ago
I have no idea where you live, but the exact opposite is true everywhere I've lived in the US south. Big businesses pay next to zero tax while residents and small businesses bear the entire tax burden

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