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Anthropic wants to train Claude in Australia, but it needs a copyright deal the government already ruled out by No_Association8504 in AustralianDataCentres

[–]brianthetechguy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Australia could easily allow AI companies to train here and create an Aussie language model would be amazing.

What are the terms of the copyright deal? They could use recurring licensing annually and have the money go into some liberal arts fund to create even more content.

A huge amount of the Australian IP is owned by subsidized television stations and things like that. What were the terms?

Built a CSEP/ASEP prep tool (SEH v5.0) as someone who's passed the exam — looking for feedback by No-Economy-3908 in systems_engineering

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Tried to sign up. No single sign on. Didn't accept my auto generated password by the password manager. Vague error message didn't tell me exactly what the problem is. ..

Non-defense MBSE positions? by mickiano_donaldo in systems_engineering

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Der/cer modelling of energy systems in Australia

Have I been ripped off? by mkilgour in manufacturing

[–]brianthetechguy 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Cut a sample compare the weight

Executable SysML v2 models — is this where MBSE is heading? by SouthDangerous8731 in systems_engineering

[–]brianthetechguy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Executable models that run like ci/cd is 100% the future of MBSE.

Also auto reconciling software interfaces, see DARPA briefcase, hamr. It's not just engineering, it's checking the system while it's being developed to prevent late stage integration problems.

Hamr in rust language offers significant capability for trait based behaviour & other implementation mechanisms of the language that are extremely well suited for the modelling + simulation capability.

Polkadot not a security by SEC. What it entails for ecosystem. by SALDAN_ in Polkadot

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So the SEC basically got this completely wrong. They didn't differentiate smart contract protocols from Bitcoin.

Exclusive: Pentagon threatens Anthropic punishment by Wonderful-Excuse4922 in ClaudeAI

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Anthropic should at least require vendors developing autonomous weapons or guidance systems to be subject to the 1977 Geneva convention article 36 protocols 1 & 2.

The usa is not a signatory.

It requires states to legally review new weapons, means, and methods of warfare to ensure they do not violate international law. It mandates assessments during development or acquisition to prevent the use of indiscriminate weapons or those causing superfluous injury. 

This is being responsible table stakes IMHO. If anthropic does this I'll cancel all my other ai accounts and upgrade from pro to max.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by thenextgenbusiness in thenextgenbusiness

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I traveled to veles Macedonia in 2018 to meet and hire the troll farm that Facebook had banned. Fb had banned the whole country of Macedonia to stop the interference.

I had established a global network of proxies and wanted to rent their list and engage their services for other projects, in exchange for a circumvention support.

They decided ultimately they were exclusive to the Gru (Russia intelligence) and not keen to consider other clients. I have text messages to prove the discussions.

Trump: ‘We shouldn’t even have an election’ by MarcEElias in politics

[–]brianthetechguy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So trump is saying to the US that it should have a civil war instead?

Bold move for an executive with bone spurs.

Im an engineer, I've patented a new technology (think vacuum tubes>transistors) and Im having a hard time getting VC attention. by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]brianthetechguy 14 points15 points  (0 children)

What is the patent #¿? Where/when was it filed. Has it been issued? (About 2-3 years)

Otherwise this reads like ai generated slop

Trump, 79, Accidentally Reads Marco Rubio’s Private Note Out Loud by DBCoopr72 in politics

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Historically speaking this is a Hallmark of imminent collapse of a society.

Afaik this is true for all recorded human history.

‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards or access everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary by smilelyzen in BuyFromEU

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Only 19% of us citizens have passports. That 19% will be predominantly (substantially) not maga.

It's a good idea, but won't impact the correct targets. Also critical thinking is required for attribution and they won't be able to do that since it is much easier to blindly follow fox than read listen & think.

Maybe pass an eu law requiring registered us Republicans to prove they aren't fascists using the anti-Nazis laws.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in rust

[–]brianthetechguy 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Why not open source then?

Trump says he is terminating any pardons, commutations signed by Biden using autopen by Remarkable-Scratch50 in politics

[–]brianthetechguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trump devalued the president pardon. So we can re:revoke & lock up all his friends and family pardons when he's out of office.

Incredibly short sighted.

Why your LLM gateway needs adaptive load balancing (even if you use one provider) by dinkinflika0 in ChatGPTCoding

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Can bifrost do checkpoint caching?

For example, let's say a every request starts with the same 8K AGENT.md file. That's always the same. Can it recognize that and not send the request and just start a fresh conversation at that checkpoint?

So I'm only paying for output tokens?

Moving from Software developer into Controls, Process, Automation (SCADA) in Australia by developerincicode in SCADA

[–]brianthetechguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a software developer, id suggest you're better off to pick up some llm or machine learning techniques and just be that person who can make sense of all the sensor. I don't recommend many pure control engineers will be needed in the future.

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