rahimnathwani

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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
It was introduced in late 2025: https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/issues/92
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
Mario recommends you don't do that. You could try ohmypi but it sort of misses the point. Why not just install nicopreme's pi-subagents and pi-web-access and then install whatever else you need when you find it's missing?
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
Pi has auto compaction enabled by default: https://pi.dev/docs/latest/compaction
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
From your descriptions they don't seem relevant to this discussion.
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
Your last statement is closer to the real situation, but you make it sound like it's certain that you will be called upon to defend the legality of your actions. But I'm not aware of any evidence showing that is true. And, even
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
Is there a specific page on his blog that answers my question? His suggestions for improving public transport are not relevant to this discussion.
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
"illegal unless it has passed through a battery of compliance paperwork" "This is literally a Title VII violation." Griggs v. Duke Power Co. held that "The [Civil Rights] Act [of 1964] does not preclude the use of t
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
You are right! It's stupid to have a target. The target wasn't there in the original version... I'm embarrassed to say I asked Claude to do a bunch of general 'make this better' on a few of the items on that site, a
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
Pandoc is great. I use it multiple times per day to move content between Outlook emails and a coding harness: https://gist.github.com/rahimnathwani/210b1f9cb6ce731a304322... cat email-to-xyz.md | md2clip clip2md
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by rahimnathwani 2mo ago
I made a 'game' to help me son get some intuition for bet sizing: https://tools.encona.com/investor
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Whether they can scalably deliver these results is a next-level question. I'd like an answer to a more basic one: Of Alpha's current students, what proportion hit 2x or more of their Fall-projected growth on every Spring MAP test
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
He doesn't want to use a model trained on someone else's text. So he would need to train a model from scratch. I don't know whether his own texts would provide enough data.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
In the hero image the message on the left says 'Run the tests and tell me what broke'.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
I see your point. I was thinking mainly about #3 and how nothing, not even pi, can solve that when the reasoning traces are encrypted by the model provider.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
"I’ve essentially built a software factory using Pi and a custom terminal multiplexer." I'm curious to know more about this. I was thinking about doing something similar using tmux (i.e. have one coding agent open up new ones
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
How will Pi help? If I'm using pi with my ChatGPT subscription, that won't unlock access to full, unencrypted reasoning traces. If I switch a pi conversation from 5.6-sol to kimi k3, the 5.6-sol reasoning traces won't be visi
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
https://jiki.io/ was built for exactly this purpose, by the folks who made Exercism.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
This is not a complete solution, but two books you should buy immediately: Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann AI Engineering by Chip Huyen
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PyWeMo: Python 3 module to setup, discover and control WeMo devices(github.com)
2 points by rahimnathwani 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
If you spend 30 mins/day studying math then that's $3.30 per hour. If it improves your learning efficiency by just 10% then it's worth it. (My son uses math academy 3-5 hours per week.)
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Someone claims to have ported it to iOS but I haven't tried it and one of the open issues says that the release build doesn't work: https://github.com/hezi/koreader-ios
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
IMO the most important one is more options for PDF rendering, often allowing you to read PDFs without squinting.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
No, they didn't control for confounders. They did separate analysis based on grade level and whether English is the home language. But they didn't control for parental education or socioeconomic status, both of which would likely
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Sure, a drive-by "did they control for confounders???" without naming any is low-effort, and it's reasonable to ask GP to be specific. BUT you overshot in the other direction! "There's no such thing as controlling f
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Is an AI company buying up all the used books? (I don't think so, not this time)(charliebecker.substack.com)
3 points by rahimnathwani 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Back in the day, the plastic that wrapped blank tapes was printed with details about the tape inside, including a frequency response chart. Of course it differed by brand. It's also worth considering that a lot of tapes were recorded w
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
If you're on Windows, MacOS or Linux, a great tool for interactively discovering and deleting large folders and files is dua: https://github.com/Byron/dua-cli If you're on MacOS and suspect a lot of space is
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
If you're doing halftoning with the intent to get custom DTF (direct to film) prints for t shirts, you might find this tool helpful: https://tools.encona.com/dtf It aims to 'knock out' some areas of the image
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
You are right. But I stopped reading after paragraph 6. OP may be missing out on getting his creation to more people.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
If I were building a habit tracking app for iOS I wouldn't start from scratch. Even if I had a completely new take on the UI, I would try to reuse or adapt a data model from an existing app. The easiest way to do that would be to clone

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