@rv_sehgal the methylated results in TruHealth (e.g. vitamin C status), what time period do they (roughly) correspond to? weeks, months, years, decades? I know its hard to answer, but it's what makes or breaks the test's usefulness imo thanks in advance!
I'm 43 and my ALP went up from 48 to ~60-70 in a year. Main changes were to increase exercise from 2 to 6 times/week, clean diet, drop alcohol and improve sleep. How would you know if ALP increase is due to bone turnover from exercise or increased bone destruction, given healthy liver markers?
@sgt3v@threejs@godotengine The other factor is whether an engine's community WANTS better AI integration. With @godotengine it's dividing: our learners love AI, but the Reddit subred hates it unanimously (our last devlog was censored for showing like 5 lines of AI-generated code)
In @godotengine you can do everything programmatically, but LLMs aren't trained enough on the API so you need to spend lots of tokens in just docs context. We are building an agent for Godot that draws game context (e.g. read scene) and do stuff (e.g. create nodes, scenes, scripts), so you can combine the best of both worlds. We are launching closed beta soon: https://t.co/xnmBoR644k
@abacaj Hard pass for us. Tested on large contexts for our gamedev assistant. Uses huge amounts of context window thinking without ever wrapping it up for the user. Couldn't complete thinking with 8k max_tokens, whereas R1 can do that 9/10 for us.
@MattiSchroder@Trustpilot@judgeme You don't have to pay to invite users to review in TrustPilot. We've used it for 7 years without ever paying a cent. Our rating matches exactly what you can calculate in Excel. It's a lot of work and effort to have good reviews, but worth it in the long run
@EastlondonDev Wow I'm glad I'm not the only one. I've been going back and forth between 3.5 and 3.7 for some complex issues, but unlike you not seeing a real edge in 3.7 yet