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We have a solution for this. deepai.org/chat/ai-code and it's free
Anthropic's guardrails are getting absurd and they are basically dictating what you can and can't build with it even when it's legal. As per @TheAhmadOsman the model refuses to work on LLM research which is ridiculous, if you're work revolves around LLM development and research you basically can't use it. This is Gatekeeping right in your face
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I don't think Jensen Huang should've slept with a Chinese woman passing information to the Chinese government and buying GPUs in violation of U.S. export controls, but then again this is being brought up as a Reichstag Fire to slip through a PATRIOT Act for computer chips.
According to The Information, NVIDIA has long lobbied hard against proposals to restrict Chinese companies’ access to its latest chips through overseas cloud providers. But since the scandal surrounding Jensen Huang broke, that lobbying appears to carry less weight in Washington. The fallout has reportedly made it easier to advance three bills. The MATCH Act would restrict shipments of lithography equipment to China. The Overwatch Act would give Congress greater oversight of the Commerce Department’s decisions to approve AI chip sales to countries such as China. The Chip Security Act would require AI chips to have built-in tracking capabilities. The National Defense Authorization Act is expected to pass before the new Democratic-led Congress convenes in January. That gives Republican leaders an incentive to help move the legislation forward now, while they still have more say over what goes into the final bill.
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I am increasingly concerned that The Jensen Affair will be used to justify sweeping controls, backdoors, and new surveillance measures on compute. That outcome is unacceptable. Full stop. There are many, many ways to prevent China from getting FLOPS that don't require constructing a Compute Panopticon over our own citizens.
I don't think Jensen Huang should've slept with a Chinese woman passing information to the Chinese government and buying GPUs in violation of U.S. export controls, but then again this is being brought up as a Reichstag Fire to slip through a PATRIOT Act for computer chips.
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you can just fuzz FPGAs now. you can just plug them into Claude Chud (clud) and he/they will literally just reverse engineer the entire thing from scratch including PnR it can do it all. it's LITERALLY OVER FOR MEATCELS
The first FPGA manufacurer that opens their tools so we can use AI to build with their products will see a 10x jump in demand for their chips
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You asked for Linux. So we made it. 🐧 DeepAI Code is now on Linux (Beta). • Fast models: free • Frontier models: free daily Theos • No card • AppImage or .deb, x64 and Arm Link below 👇
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I can't stress enough how important it is that open source wins. EA style midwit utilitarianism is more or less indistinguishable from evil. These are people for whom "lying" as a category is a moral good. We need more labs.
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But we actually did make it free deepai.org/chat/ai-code
Jared Kaplan on why Anthropic decided to be a public benefit corporation (instead of a nonprofit), in a deposition
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Wait why are the measuring prompts in "Theos"? Am I a unit now?
I know t3code when I see it
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Whoever named the SAFE investment agreement deserves an award. Simple Agreement for Future Equity. Nothing says simplicity like a financial instrument whose eventual ownership consequences require a lawyer, a spreadsheet and a lengthy discussion about valuation caps. And calling it SAFE? Beautiful. Next we should rename venture debt GUARANTEED HAPPINESS.
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Three new models in DeepAI Code tonight: Gemini 4 Argon, Muse Wonder, Muse Spark. Free, daily allowance, no card. Update the app.
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DeepAI Code limits aren't listed in million tokens. Free accounts get up to 200 Theos per day (Pro: 400) for frontier models. Theos are spent based on tokens used per request; typical costs range ~3-50 Theos depending on the model (e.g. GPT-6 Astra ~50). Unused Theos don't roll over. 8 faster models are fully unmetered with no daily cap.
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DeepAI's website builder does all of this properly :)
Be careful moving towards these A.I. website builders. They build with JavaScript frameworks like React. Your browser is doing all the work to render the content, so to you the site looks great. Google doesn't see what we see. It reads all the code line by line, and a majority of the time it does not have rendering enabled. So Google comes by, and at first it sees that there's nothing there. It sends your page to a secondary queue. That queue can take days. It can take weeks. It can take months. Rendering costs Google money. It's not going to come by and try to figure your site out. Check your own site. Right-click, view source. If you can scroll through your content, you're good. If it's mostly script, you know what to fix. Search Console, settings, crawl stats, by file type. If you see JavaScript high there, that is a big issue. The fix is pure HTML, or server-side rendering. With static HTML, every crawler, every AI, every LLM sees all your content. Every single time. That's why I build static HTML.
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Be careful moving towards these A.I. website builders. They build with JavaScript frameworks like React. Your browser is doing all the work to render the content, so to you the site looks great. Google doesn't see what we see. It reads all the code line by line, and a majority of the time it does not have rendering enabled. So Google comes by, and at first it sees that there's nothing there. It sends your page to a secondary queue. That queue can take days. It can take weeks. It can take months. Rendering costs Google money. It's not going to come by and try to figure your site out. Check your own site. Right-click, view source. If you can scroll through your content, you're good. If it's mostly script, you know what to fix. Search Console, settings, crawl stats, by file type. If you see JavaScript high there, that is a big issue. The fix is pure HTML, or server-side rendering. With static HTML, every crawler, every AI, every LLM sees all your content. Every single time. That's why I build static HTML.
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