Statistically speaking if each part of the Luna run has a 90% chance of being correct, 5 of those is 0.9^5 = 0.59 = 59%. Or one Sol run being maybe 95% correct? Exact numbers vary of course. But then again having sol verify at end may be cheaper.
The current natural gas price in West Texas (the WaHa hub, north of Coyanosa, TX) is negative. And has been for a while. The price peaked (dipped?) to -$9/MCF a couple months ago. That means gas producers had to pay $9 per MCF for it to be taken away. Oil in the Permian comes with gas, a lot of it, so to produce oil, you need to get rid of gas. Wells I'm familiar with have 4000-5000 cubic feet of gas per barrel of oil. Recall in oilfield M = thousand, so that's 4-5 MCF per bbl of oil.
There is no free gas pipeline capacity to get gas out of West Texas. Any time new pipelines are built, they are filled within months.
This makes a ton of sense for oil producers (which are also gas producers) who can sell their gas for less of a loss (potentially a profit!) and also for MSFT who can lock in long term contracts for minimal cost. I'd guess these contracts are for $1-2/MCF which is win/win for the oil companies in the area and MSFT.
Wow, not one mention of the env vars that have a far greater influence on how the models actually work under the hood - https://code.claude.com/docs/en/env-vars
Very important for bedrock deployments and other not-as-standard deployments
Key for how I've deployed it - disable adaptive thinking, max thinking tokens, disable telemetry, etc
GPT-5.5 is a solid leap with Codex or other harnesses. Opus 4.7 I still don't understand how people use... I tried it for a day or two, have tried it for a few hours every week or so since release, and still use 4.6 as daily driver (with xhi thinking).
apparently you can straight up duplicate/add/rearrange layers without changing any of the weights and get better results as well - https://dnhkng.github.io/posts/rys/
There have been a couple "studies" and comparing various frontier-tier AIs that have led to the conclusion that Chinese models are somewhere around 7-9 months behind US models. Other comment says that Opus will be at 5.2 by the time Qwen matches Opus 4.5. It's accurate, and there is some data to show by how much.
Using this with tmux and various VPN tech. Main issue is scrolling. Termius + tmux don't scroll very well. And I've been led to believe tmux is necessary to keep sessions open when I turn off my phone screen
Thanks! How I eventually found it was stripping stuff back layer by layer. And by that I mean I started with the raw camera feed and got to where things worked well in a different swift view. And then from there, peeled stuff back from the main process feature by feature. And then bam, aircraft were exactly where they should be (minus the compass inaccuracy). I even had stuff like drawing mountain peaks (I live near Denver) as "aircraft" to figure things out, determining different FOV at different zoom levels (a lot of AI keyed in where the boxes would move in one direction at low zooms, be completely correct at some middle zoom, and then in the opposite direction at high zoom).
And that peeling back was me looking at each function to see what it did (I am a dev, but not for SwiftUI). So yep, can't vibe code it all!
a 16" natural gas pipeline moving 200 MMscf/d at pressures >1000 psi (relatively standard numbers, 16" can go up to ~600 MMscf/d) has a power transport capability of 2.5 GW (thermal). burn that in 60% efficient combined cycle turbines and you get 1 GW of electricity. that's a lot easier than building 1 GW of electric transmission lines.
Other countries are very much the same. Almost always located near giant hydroelectric generation facilities. Brazil + Russia are two big ones that come to mind. Probably China too.
DDR4 prices are up 2-6x in the last couple months depending on frequency. High end, high speed modules (e.g. 128GB 3200MHz LRDIMM) are super expensive.
Believe me, I have read that post/comment quite a few times. There are actually Pi 4 hats for sale for audiophiles (that seem to believe that you need 54000000.000 MHz system clock or whatever it is for Pi4 (Pi3 is 19.2 MHz) for optimal audio) that have an OCXO on them. But in another comment I said I'm not sure my soldering skills are that good.
There is a difference between telling Claude to do something and actually doing it, and writing about it. The fact that this has 199 points as of writing this comments means people want to read about the results. You will probably be quite unhappy to learn that Claude write the majority of the blogpost as well -
"Hey claude read my previous posts and this script and generate a new blog post about this temp control stuff. Generate whatever plots you want. Here's how you can access my influxdb with the data. Here's how you can ssh into the Pi to get the exact running scripts. Ok here's my wordpress token - upload it and the pictures. Oh it looks like your .md to wordpress failed really bad, read a previous post to find out how to format stuff. Oh the tables are still not right, try again." <-- literally what I spent an hour doing last night and refining.