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by catketch 1mo ago
that varies with the design (they could have small fixed wings). Beta have full-airframe ballistic parachutes i believe. That is feasible at least for smaller aircraft.
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by catketch 1mo ago
VTOL will not have the same distance capability because the 'vertical' flgiht is the most energy intesive. It's why there's designs like the Beta which transition from VTOL to fixed wing forward flight as soon as they ca
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by catketch 2mo ago
Not sure there's going to be a consensus, but I can tell you that when i have codex review claude-written code, it finds important gaps and fixes. The reverse is also true. Both are powerful, but even better when used in combination
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by catketch 4mo ago
TAP is not really about writing tests, it's more about making sure that a system under test emits plain text logs that can easily be consumed/validated The markdown based tests described is more of an analog to gerken, robotframew
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by catketch 4mo ago
88th
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by catketch 5mo ago
stuff is getting goofy. I can blow through claude's session limit on sonnet, i don't even bother with opus now. same prompts and code for codex and it will hardly put a dent in the quota ($200/yr claude vs $20/mo codex).
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by catketch 7mo ago
-codex variant models in earlier version were just fine tuned for coding work, and had a little better performance for related tool calling and maybe instruction calling. in 5.4 it looks like the just collapsed that capability into the sing
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by catketch 8mo ago
> What areas have deregulated residential electricity? 17 states in the U.S, plus D.C.
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by catketch 8mo ago
CHM was a fun visit in person, but type "TRS-80" into their online search catalog and you get: NO RESULTS FOUND, PLEASE TRY BROADENING YOUR SEARCH OR SUBMITTING A NEW KEYWORD I mean, come on folks, you need to up your game.
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by catketch 8mo ago
scam is a bit of hyperbole. also, ZEV has always explicitly referenced tailpipe emissions, which is also why there's been the odd sounding "partial zero emissions vehicle" category. It's certainly valid to be concerned a
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by catketch 8mo ago
That happens when people are on variable rate or TOU plans, it's very common. "sneaky" may or not be part of it, since ostensibly there's a contract that defines the terms of the electrical service, so it shouldn't
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by catketch 9mo ago
not the OP, but beads is trying to solve a different problem, namely task organization/prioritization/coordination. This looks more like a straight agent knowledge base to be used with or instead of .md files you might have in the
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by catketch 9mo ago
for me it has varied based on the product type and scope, i.e release note for everyone like on a mobile app release or a SaaS platform, vs a tenant specific customized release. There are multiple ways to single source it, and now LLMs can
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by catketch 10mo ago
This is what worked for me… clone the pb repo and stick reference to it in my agents.md. I put additional notes in my own addendum.md in the line cloned repo. ChatGPT-codex variants handle it nearly flawlessly and no issues with being out
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by catketch 10mo ago
That's mentioned in the beads doc, it could have decent but beads is optimizing for agent use, semantic issue relationships, conflict resolution, etc. I've had success with just using gh issues and agents are pretty good at lookin
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by catketch 11mo ago
this is is a distinction without a difference in many instances. I can easily ask an llm to write a python tool to produce random numbers for a given distribution and then use that tool as needed. The LLM writes the code, and uses the exec
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by catketch 11mo ago
not really an accurate take -- it's less of a pause and more of a slowdown from original plans to move non 911 platforms. Macans and Cayennes still are more than half of their business, EV Macans outsold ICE mayans, and a new EV Caye
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by catketch 11mo ago
Different take: depreciated EVs mean they are more affordable on the used market, making them accessible to more people that can't make a $50-80K+ new vehicle work for their budgets. First adopters and EV enthusiast will continue to p
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by catketch 2y ago
sounds like the bell in the opening of the top gun theme
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by catketch 3y ago
it does some dependency checking, so no compiler invocation if the source isn't changed, the binary is cached
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by catketch 3y ago
Got a PHEV first, then an EV . Having both at the same time is nice, they have slightly different use cases (just like we've always had one 'large' car, one 'small' car). Can easily see going EV only within 5 years,
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by catketch 3y ago
Even easier: Brave Browser. ad-free YouTube for $0/month
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by catketch 3y ago
TOC has its applications and is simple in principle to operate, but the focus on global bottleneck constraints leads to sub-optimal behavior when the bottlenecks stall or fill queues. A big problem is once you are clogging the bottleneck,
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by catketch 3y ago
That’s old enough for breadboards and discrete components, as well as microcontroller projects. Check out Adafruit for little project kits.
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by catketch 3y ago
yes, have hired for both from posting roles (900 person engineering team at a public company)
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by catketch 3y ago
https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vss
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by catketch 3y ago
compiler writing is always a journey apparently.... > "In the four years since installment fourteen, I've managed to get laid off, get divorced, have a nervous breakdown, begin a new career as a writer, begin another one as
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by catketch 3y ago
M1 MacBooks are still available as new in high memory configs... I picked up a 64GB M1 Max for less than $2500. Good setup because of the shared cpu/gpu memory scheme
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by catketch 3y ago
Get this on Apple vision pro at launch
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by catketch 3y ago
Not any more

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