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fancy_pantser
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About fancy_pantser
mail me at github at hella dot rip
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Comment #49251367
I've always wished the program was called Lutus Notes.
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Comment #49137536
One can only trust a verifier as far as they can trust anything made out of software.
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Comment #49055671
Worth it to prove the pez dispenser deployed them correctly? Small % of the total launch cost.
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Comment #49055143
Based on v1 satellite cost estimates, under $5MM for 20. It was v3 sats, don't know the cost on those yet.
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Comment #48814137
Not who you asked, but if you're looking for a rec, I've been using GLM and Deepseek models through Deepinfra because the prices are decent for US-based deployments and there's acc…
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Comment #48333882
Alas, many financial models do well in backtests and then fail in the real world. You have to expose them to all kinds of market conditions and not just the recent one. Good luck o…
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Comment #48333559
You can use backtesting instead of waiting a month.
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Comment #48104227
Maybe there was more in the context before that question? I just copy-pasted that question into Opus 4.7 and it replied: Yes. A RimWorld year is 60 days, split into four 15-day qua…
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Comment #48012912
I think where we went wrong in understanding this PR is in the assumption that it's designed to invite review because that's how a lot of other team- or community-driven projects w…
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Comment #48012861
Thanks, I think I'm all caught up now. The timeline is like this if I understand correctly: your successors (Yossi Gottlieb and Oran Agra) explicitly announced a new governance mod…
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Comment #48012606
I think the point GP is making is this is a PR that smells like a solo dev working on their own project and not how a community-driven project adds major new functionality, althoug…
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Comment #47696437
It's looking rather low on reasoning and long-range problems with the approach described. For example, even with 16 agents and compaction, the HLE score is significantly below Anth…
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Comment #47683050
let me see Tayne with a hat wobble
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Comment #47631931
I am not disagreeing with your main point, but want to clarify that SOC2 is not an individual certification that a person achieves.
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Comment #47400581
The compiler can substitute the value how it sees fit. It's like #define, but type-safe and scoped. Maybe it's folded into expressions, propagated through constant expressions, or …
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Comment #47299956
It's along the same lines, but an NSL can be challenged in court (the FISC is a secret and lopsided court, alas). Companies like Apple and Google have fought specific orders public…
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Comment #47299790
It's explicitly illegal in China. A 2017 national intelligence law compels Chinese companies and individuals to cooperate with state intelligence when asked and without and public …
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Comment #47208963
CSS word-break property
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Comment #47190658
This is a perfect Tommy Saxondale story.
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Comment #47119019
have you tried Kagi?
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Comment #47093312
Was Georgi ever approached by Meta? I wonder what they offered (I'm glad they didn't succeed, just morbid curiosity).
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Comment #46985988
...or just ask something only they would know? takes no coordination, works even in a stressful situation, and you can always follow up with more
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Comment #46878182
This is great advice and will give a good background in programming that mirrors what you would learn in a CS program. I'd also like to suggest studying the practical side of build…
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Comment #46833874
Sure. Someone on /r/LocalLLaMA was seeing 12.5 tokens/s on dual Strix Halo 128GB machines (run you $6-8K total?) with 1.8bits per parameter. It performs far below the unquantized m…