klntsky

Here's a small benchmark that compares the new checkout with the previous one:

https://slopgrid.com/deepseek-41-horses

Check out https://trolley.typememetics.institute/ - it's VERY related

tl;dr

> no mobile clients

It's unclear whether the reviews are just numerical noise or not.

What is the incentive for me to spend my tokens on submitting reviews?

True. I understand the author on the emotional level, but the fact that a lot of work went into the product does not mean that it is that valuable. The author should focus on making the product better - unfortunately (for them) that means inventing a new business model.

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I build systems end to end, can lead your team or help with achieving a specific short term objective. I am good at translating requirements into architecture & avoiding unnecessary costs early. I can also teach you stuff (for example: FP, type-level TypeScript, how to prompt coding agents to achieve good outcomes)

It's strange that they did not mention reworking the tests themselves. In my experience AI-generated tests are absolute garbage - unless you specifically prompt to reason about coverage to avoid duplication and to merge some.

There is a bit more mature project that does the same: https://selfprivacy.org

Is there something like a balancer that redirects me to an instance that is not down?

My impression is that americans got only those types of corruption most people can't benefit from personally (like skipping fines, getting some minor government benefits, local permits, getting legal work processed faster, etc). For most of them it's just on the TV and on the social media.

M-x doctor

It's sad that there are people who are creative enough to pull this off who choose to participate in petty scams instead of applying their ai and persuasion skills to something more useful.

No thats not a strange decision. self-hosted git servers disappear all the time, it's better to have everything unavailable at once when github is down than suffer whenever either of the sources goes unreachable. Non-developers view git availability as a simple utility, they don't attach a value judgement to git being usable with any remote.

What's the problem with connecting two devices together?

Someone who flips cars serves the seller by closing the deal faster

The model is finetuned to enter/leave its thinking mode using special token separators. there's no reason to assume the tool calls induce the same token distribution or produce the model's actual native reasoning trace

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I build systems end to end, can lead your team or help with achieving a specific short term objective. I am good at translating requirements into architecture & avoiding unnecessary costs. I can also teach you stuff (FP, type-level TypeScript, how to prompt coding agents to achieve good outcomes)

Readability is far from ideal. check this out: https://github.com/promptware/readweb

It's a custom pipeline I made to address its shortcomings

That is fair for something that makes the game possible in the first place.

It's insane that no one tried this internally during development

The almost perfect solution is Nix

Can someone explain why such a trivial knowhow is paper-worthy? Event sourcing is well known

My assumption was that it is often not convenient if you have a lot of logic. I used it internally, and the complexity of my use cases was barely enough to justify it too. But I've seen systems where it would definitely be a value unlock if I had to integrate LLM chatbots into them

I've built a library that makes creating rich feedback systems easier, check this out:

https://tool2agent.org/

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I build systems end to end, can lead your team or help with achieving a specific short term objective. I am good at translating requirements into architecture, avoiding unnecessary costs, and helping people discover their strengths under supervision. I can also teach you stuff (FP, type-level TypeScript, how to prompt coding agents to achieve good outcomes)

I would add that it would probably work even better than a KYC at least for some time until discovered, given that there is a very developed international market for KYC bypass services