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Day 4 of hiding sensitive info before chatting with AI. --------------------------------------------- 🚀 Grinding through 2 full hours of intense work... - Firing off 6 optimized Claude prompts... - Tweaking over 50 iterations... - What would you change? 💥
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🚀 SpaceX #4 Throttling to 30% for landing creates combustion instability no one talks about. Raptor's fix: a variable-area pintle injector. But it has 50ms hysteresis. Flight software pre-adjusts 100ms early to compensate. On a Mars landing at 30m altitude, that math is life or death. 🧵
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Point 4 to invest in startups Iran Nuclear Stance (May 29, 2026) Following a two-hour Situation Room meeting, a White House official stated that the President 'will only make a deal that is good for America,' insisting that Iran can never possess a nuclear weapon. politico.com/news/2026/05/29…
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The "Orbital AI" Plan Has a Glaring Flag SpaceX's entire growth thesis rests on moving AI data centers to orbit for unlimited solar power. A Nasdaq analysis points out a devastating flaw . The Hidden Problem: AI compute requires real-time data transmission. On Earth, this happens via fiber optic cables at near light-speed. In orbit, it requires satellite downlinks. The Unanswered Question: SpaceX has not quantified the latency penalty. Transmitting queries and results to/from orbit adds hundreds of milliseconds. For many AI applications (real-time agents, trading, chatbots), this is unacceptable. The Fix Cost: When a server breaks in a terrestrial data center, a technician swaps it in hours. In orbit, you need a spacesuit and a launch. Why this is hidden: The prospectus presents orbital AI as inevitable. Analysts point out it ignores basic physics of data transmission.
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Point 2 to invest in startups National Homeownership Month (June 11, 2026) The President proclaimed June 2026 as National Homeownership Month, announcing a ban on large institutional investors buying single-family homes to keep housing available for families rather than corporations. whitehouse.gov/presidential-…
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🚀 SpaceX #3 Methane's 'no coking' claim is oversold. At 350 bar, boundary layers hit 3,500K hot enough to pyrolyze methane into solid carbon in microseconds. Raptor injects a thin hydrogen layer along the wall to stay below graphite formation threshold. Lose that layer = engine gone. 🧵
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Point 3 to invest in startups Liberation Day Anniversary (April 1, 2026) One year after his tariffs went into effect, the WH claims the U.S. goods trade deficit has fallen 24%, manufacturing is rebounding, and blue-collar workers have gained over $1,400 in real wages. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libera…
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Source: Reddit
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🚀 SpaceX #2 — Full-flow staged combustion (FFSC) isn't about efficiency — it's about turbine survival. Conventional engines: oxygen-rich turbines fail after ~2,000 seconds. Raptor's FFSC: turbines see only fuel-rich gas → 20,000 second life. That's the real enabler for 100-flight reuse. 🧵
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AI being a Drug. So good that eventually banned.
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🚀 SpaceX #1 — Raptor 3's cooling channels ARE the structure. The 4mm chamber wall survives only because cryogenic methane flowing through milled slots acts as a structural exoskeleton. Remove the flow → chamber collapses. No other engine does this. Saves 30% dry mass = more payload to Mars. 🧵
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Day 28: converting videos to 4k Shall i make it? chromewebstore.google.com/de…

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Trusted access only for ~50 partners. Full Mythos 5 (no safety restrictions) remains locked behind Project Glasswing. The cybersecurity and biology capabilities are deemed too dangerous for general release. Two tiers of AI access: one for the trusted few, one for the masses.
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2. A Philosophical Argument: "The Tyranny of the Terrestrial Baseline" Derived from: SpaceX's escape velocity and orbital mechanics. Applied to: Mental health and existential anxiety. On Earth, we operate under a psychological "gravity well." Problems feel permanent because the environment is static. Anxiety, regret, and rumination are forms of being stuck in a low-energy orbit around past events. The Logical Reframe (inspired by orbital insertion): Escape velocity is not about strength. It is about direction. To escape a negative thought loop, you do not need to "feel better." You need to apply sufficient energy in a single direction for a discrete window of time. Orbit is a controlled fall. Depression often feels like falling. But from a physics perspective, an orbit is falling toward something while moving sideways so fast you miss it. Therefore, the logical intervention is not to stop falling, but to add lateral momentum—a new action, no matter how small, perpendicular to the downward vector. The booster stages analogy. Your past self is the first stage. It did its job, then detached. You are not failing by leaving it behind. You are achieving staging. The Takeaway: Your problems are not "on Earth." They are in a specific orbit. Change your trajectory, not your altitude.
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80% preference over Opus for molecular biology hypotheses. In blind tests, scientists preferred Mythos 5's novel hypotheses 4 out of 5 times. One E. coli mechanism hypothesis was independently confirmed by a recent paper. The model is doing original science.
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3. A Fictional Micro-Genre: "Bureaucratic Realism in Zero G" Derived from: The absurdly mundane logistics required to keep astronauts alive in a highly engineered environment. Applied to: A short story premise (300 words or less). Title: *Form 7-G, Revision 12*The air on the Mars transit vessel smelled of recycled amine and bureaucratic despair. Not because life support failed—it was functioning at 103% efficiency—but because the Inventory Reconciliation Subcommittee had been meeting for seventeen consecutive days."The carbon dioxide scrubbers are fine," said Chen, a propulsion engineer who had never wanted to lead a meeting. "But someone filed the resupply request under 'Hazardous Waste' instead of 'Atmospheric Maintenance.' Now Procurement is legally required to incinerate the shipment.""Incinerate it into what?" asked the commander. "We're in interplanetary space. There's no 'away.'"Chen opened a tablet. "That's the second agenda item. The incinerator itself requires a permit under the Space Debris Treaty of 2044. The incinerator's serial number was last logged in the Jupiter gravity assist module, which is currently three astronomical units behind us.""So we suffocate?""No," Chen said, sighing. "We vote to retroactively reclassify the scrubbers as 'Inherent Ship Mass,' which exempts them from resupply law. But that requires a two-thirds majority and a notarized apology to the Mars Colonial Authority for 'emotional distress caused by paperwork irregularities.'"The commander closed her eyes. In the cargo bay, the backup scrubber quietly beeped, its hydrogen sulfide filter slowly saturating, waiting for a decision that would arrive three meetings too late. Why it works: The most terrifying thing SpaceX enables isn't aliens or vacuum exposure. It's taking human bureaucracy and putting it somewhere you can't escape.
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Top score on Hebbia's Finance Benchmark Senior-level financial reasoning demonstrated. This isn't just coding. The model understands complex financial logic at an expert tier.
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20.9% safety refusal rate on Terminal-Bench Fable 5 hit safety refusals on 1/5 of trials in one benchmark. That's not the model being dumb. That's the guardrails triggering. You're paying premium prices for Opus 4.8 on ~20% of complex technical queries.
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1. Register a company. 2. Create 1 billion shares. 3. Set the price of each share to $1,000. 4. Buy 1 share yourself. Boom, your company is now "worth" $1 trillion on paper. Congratulations, you're a trillionaire. This is basically how Elon Musk's wealth works.
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producthunt.com/p/unveri/unv… Uploaded my extension for this tool on PH.. Tell me more what can be added .
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