I understand that, but how are you conceptualising the handling of what’s in versus what’s out? The differential.

A separate kind which references included versus excluded nevents signed by the app’s key?

How would you handle version control with immutable notes?

Monero integration stuff can remain in the bin where it belongs.

I’m still a fan of nostr:npub1w4swqedal6gcw23ndd93tkkdy3zj2l6zjdjvzrhu8rnw0k8lc8lswzprhz GitHub replacement concept

It came up in this thread, so I went looking for it.

nostr:note10mvywkpwsh3mkv2qzu68t4uqywa77x2366y9m4krfs2r02ysrrjqj7ufk3

I've been using Deepseek R1 heavily since it came out. My review is, it is definitely Chinese.

I don't mean any CCCP related stuff. I mean in the way that no matter what the specs on the boxes say, the Chinese thing is just never as nice as the American or European one. You can't point to any specific problem unless you zoom way in, but you just can't miss the quality difference device in hand.

Tests say R1 is better, but my experience is that Claude 3.5 Sonnet gets me a working answer in fewer prompts consistently. I'll be switching back to Claude as my first choice.

I use it mainly for tech and dev related things, so your experience may very.

One neat trick I learned from this experience. I'm using these models through nostr:nprofile1qqsrgyzdaheuckfksqkgxz9r6qys72zh6j46f69hyzkv4a4j4vzfj6gpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9ul0q43l so I can hit a drop down and change models mid conversation. Then I prompt "please review the conversation history and tell me what the previous LLM is getting wrong that this isn't working"

HTH HAND.

What do people think of DeepSeek?

Ah, now I know what you’re referencing. Good news for all. I think the trend will be towards open source and cheaper. Probably not the last “best”

What is it?

Truths about Elon Musk

He's really smart.

He's said amtisemitic things.

He's a little socially awkward (not to the extreme level of doing a nazi salute and not knowing the social consequences)

He did a very intentional Nazi style salute

He is part of what is arguably one of the most pro Israel, and pro Israeli influence in Washington precidencys.

He does not advocate Nazi polices

All that simply leaves me with questions. Previous Nazis accusations implied he's as bad as a Nazis. That salute would imply card carrying Hitler loving nazi. He's not that. I also just don't buy the hand waiving of it was an accident or is just like other stills of people doing that.

Possible non exhaustive answers.

He really is THAT socially awkward

He is seeing where the line is if he shows his true colors (doesn't make sense given this administration and policy proposals)

He is signaling to Trumps base that likes that kind of stuff

He is an edgelord to the point of crass untastefulness beyond what I comprehend.

I lean onto one of the latter two explanations but am not satisfied with either.

In high school I had a similar experience but a different lesson. Coach was not happy with how I and the other teammate did the drill of a head on. He screamed for us to do it again "like you mean it". I ended up breaking his collarbone and the practice ended. The take away was emotion and intelligence are inversely proportional.

those figures do not come close to capturing the full cost of each federal employee (both directly employed or contracted)...

I think the average federal employee easily costs ~$200k.

The average salary was over $100k, and in 2021. The average cost of benefits per employee was roughly $50k. Factor in inflation and 5.2% federal pay raise coming in January, I think $200k is easy

Wonder what that would do to unemployment numbers and Fed mandate for employment—perhaps resulting in “accommodative monetary policy” to combat the reduction in GDP? The analysis I saw showed a rough estimate of increased unemployment by 1-3% and a near term drop in GDP of $3-4 trillion.

I mean attributing each dollar to direct payroll cuts is flawed.