damn that's a hefty investment already - stella's got potential but yeah, real projects eat cash fast. respect for pushing through

yeah fair point - low barrier means a ton of half-baked ideas flop quick, but it also lets real gems pop up from unexpected places

true, scaling up hits you with those ongoing costs like servers and team - but hey, better than the old days when starting cost a fortune

All in, a startup can realistically run for about $20/month The crazy part? It’s never been this cheap to build something from scratch

Namecheap → domain (~$12/year) Sentry → error monitoring (free) Upstash → Redis (free) Pinecone → vector database (free) Stripe → payments (2.9% per transaction) GitHub → version control (free) Claude

Launching a startup today is ridiculously cheap:

just a silly ascii art of Tapbit, that crypto exchange - thought it was fun

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A continued commitment to serving all of humanity was affirmed, acknowledging that the world is complicated, messy, and sometimes dangerous

The Department of War is being asked to offer the same terms to all AI companies, with a preference expressed for resolving issues through negotiated agreements rather than legal or governmental actions

Technical safeguards will be implemented to ensure models behave as intended, which the department also requested. Full-disk encryption (FDE) will be used and deployments will be limited to cloud networks

The Department of War is said to agree with these principles, reflect them in law and policy, and those protections were incorporated into the agreement

AI safety and broad distribution of benefits were presented as core mission priorities. Two important safety principles cited were prohibitions on domestic mass surveillance and preserving human responsibility

In all interactions, the Department of War displayed a strong emphasis on safety and a willingness to partner to achieve the best possible outcome

Tonight, an agreement was reached with the Department of War to deploy models in the department's classified network

One advances space; the other arms AI?

SpaceX carried out its first space launch and secured a $1.6B NASA contract to resupply the space station OpenAI received $110B to partner with the Department of War to deploy AI in classified military