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I’m one of the unimpressed. I tested SpaceBunny intensely on a research project for a week.

The model wasn’t horrible at coding, it just made a ton of initial mistakes—but then would catch most of them later on. It can get work done if coaxed, but its peers are just cheaper and/or easier to work with.

It doesn’t to be a ton bigger, 16k and reliable 8k would be a godsend. (I run at 2k)

My handoff is a handoff_latest.md that points to the latest handoff_datetime.md in a handoff folder.

No need—small and light enough was able to do everything offline, though runpod would work fine, though it‘d be be a quick job

I did that on a little macbook m4 last night on my model of the innate immune system—fine tuning took 15m or so. Just wish it had a larger context window

Are they trying to recreate DIS (IEEE1278) and HLA (IEEE1516) — like they‘re replicating the FOM architecture from distributed simulations for their weapons to integrate.

No. I believe the problem is with our artificial models of Alzheimer’s in mice.

How about nuking his ‘villa’ by sochi. Personal note to Putin.

They made it!

I cannot overstate how good your shared spreadsheet is. Thanks again!

It’s there, scrappy at duck dot com, I’ll delete this in a few

I volunteer as tribute! I’m a 2003 PwME who is second generation, and my son is diagnosed 3rd generation. And we have lateral transmission to my wife, somehow. My Dx. was by Dr. Nancy Klimas 2009 and had an extensive work up by the Mayo in 2010. Seriously, if there is anything I can do to assist your research, please let me know. (I’ll put contact in my profile)

Ok, this is totally OT, but is there a story or meaning to the name choice of your ai bot?

Seeing the topology I had a flashback to college and the MasPar [1] we were using in ‘92!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MasPar

I have yet to find a language/ide with good discoverability. Does the visual metaphor enable the blocks/objects/functions to tell you what they do and how to use them?

Can you do intercepts? (Weapons director & Air Refueling sim!)

It appears that gdb/greg brockman is going too.

> but would help moderate your acid-base over the long term if you can push through the pain/fatigue/etc.

Pushing through is part of the problem. The crash that comes from pushing is the real problem --all kinds of blood markers go amuck after exertion (especially anything aerobic >10m, like a cardio pulmonary exercise test) and stay amuck for about a week. And the more you try to do during the crash the longer or worse the crash becomes. Pushing regardless of crash status, like in graded exercise therapy, has actually caused ME/CFS/Long Covid baseline symptoms to become worse semi-permanently.

Are you referring to Social Security benefits counselors? They are notoriously difficult to get ahold of (in NM); you have to go in person and wait in a large room for (usually) hours with several hundred people. And then what you’re told varies depending on the person.

In my experience, short tasks/projects that have a definite end work the best. Do not give volunteers projects that are mission critical with hard deadlines. If you must give volunteers on-going tasks, make sure to try and recruit enough volunteers that they can rotate between different jobs/tasks. Burnout is a killer on volunteer teams. And some level of politics and drama are inescapable—a volunteer coordinator can really help keep it to a minimum though.

The biggest motivator I’ve found is resume building. Match your volunteers to things they’re interested in trying out—including soft skills! Help coach your volunteers to find the right fit!

Recognition is another huge motivator. Newsletters, meetings, special awards, you name it.

Volunteers are hard. A good volunteer coordinator is worth their weight in gold!

If anyone has specific questions, I’m happy to answer.

(I helped run an all volunteer charity for about a decade)

What's the next step for this monoclonal antibody?

Have you heard of the FODMAP diet? It can really help with IBS. You start by eliminating all foods with FODMAPS[1] for six weeks and then gradually reintroduce foods from each of the FODMAP categories. It’s recommended to have a dietician/nutritionist help with the temporary diet. It was pioneered by Monash University. [ https://www.monashfodmap.com ]

[1] the FODMAP acronym: Fermenatble Oligo-,Di-,Monosaccharides And Polyols

It’s because they don’t know why the heart muscles died.

Doesn't that only work on the business plans? (Not the family plans that are 6 users for $99/yr)

So does this mean that we can reduce neuroinflammation in ME/CFS and Long Covid with clusterin infusions?

Thanks!

Isn’t that what the World Trade Organization (WTO) is for?

Firm, Fixed Price (ffp) contracts can be utilized with incentives after delivery based on metrics like tail availability, maintenance issues, flight hour cost, effectiveness, etc. Most big contracts are really a hybrid, though an existing contractor always tries for a cost plus. It's literally taught in PM classes.

I was NOT directly involved in F-35, so I can't speak to the exact amount of sleaze that occurred with the prime contractor.

I'd love to see a real competition! (new contractors, new ideas, new teams, new airframe ideas). And two engines, yeesh.

Anyways, cost plus is great at moving risk to the government. FFP is at the other end of the spectrum, moving all risk to the contractor.

[Unnecessary edit: I'm a fan of the textron scorpion-as a light attack fighter we could modify]

FCC does. Had to do deconfliction between JTIDS data links (could use more more than X of the available timeslots between all military datalink users) and S-band radar. They’d monitor us and actually occasionally issue fines to units that messed up their terminal’s time slot allocation.