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I've just updated my #showreel with work on Only The Brave, #StarWars: Rogue One, and #DrStrange.
These projects were a total blast and a realisation of dreams I had been inspired by since I was a kid looking in awe at wireframes of Donkey Kong.
#Houdini
@mitchellh I think the local models are good enough if the behaviour for code generation is controlled well enough to make them behave in a multiphase harness. But we still need beefier models for diagnostics and rationalisation of specs before running multiphase harnesses on them.
@mitchellh While parallelism has been the way I've done this for a while, I'm actually leaning more towards a single linear chain, which has its advantages, especially when it comes to chaining up multiple merge requests. The next iteration of my harness is going to go back to linear.
@mitchellh Same, this is why my code generation harness is designed to run multiple issues as a procedural stack, optimised for the human code review bottleneck with each issue. Even while being held up by code review, there's nothing to stop the other issues being generated ahead.
@k1rallik I think this contains a lot of advice on exactly what not to do when telling Claude how to solve a coding problem. What you want is a skill like grill-me and actually achieve alignment through co-inquiry. This touches nothing of that.
@AlboMP I am a young Australian, and I've been saving to buy a home for a decade.
This budget has added years to my savings sentence, because it taxes the assets I own by an additional 20-30%.
For young Aussies starting their saving journey, it doubles the tax.
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Orange: UK 10y yields
Blue: US 10y yields
Light Green: German 10y yields
Dark Green: Japan 10y yields
Red: China 10y yields
2008 to today.
Everyone is focused on sovereign oil supplies; no one is considering oil supplies in context of the chart below.
Big mistake...big...yuge
@discernableco Screw shaming of “panic buying”, the government wouldn’t be doing it if they actually took responsibility for not having the 90 days supply they should. People must do what they must to mitigate risk.
I'm working on a blog post for this theory but I generated this chart to show how the percentage of capital deployed daily through weimar hyper inflation actually behaved erratically even though it overall favored certain asset classes.
As you pointed to above it's tempting to look at the accumulative value on a log chart it fails to convey the day to day or month to month chaos.