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original url: https://github.com/firelex/jeff

评论信号：Sorry, do we have actual clear implementation details for Jev? I keep seeing these "recreations" or "Do Jev at home" but do we have access to their architecture? I haven't even used the product, I just find it strange.

评论信号：Forgive my lack of understanding but how long before Jev type functionality is just built straight into all frontier models? reply: Do people really have zero awareness that Structured Outputs with a constrained schema has been a thing for a while now, and open weight models that give you logprobs can give you distributions per key?Like what am I missing? I use Structured Outputs every day and this just seems like that with fewer steps?edit: Where I'm coming from, I can triage 10,000 support tickets with deepseek flash for less than $1, and latency is sub 1 second if it needs to be integrated into a live user flow. I don't need anything cheaper or faster than that.

评论信号：I compared it to Jev in my current use cases and it's very inaccurate. 70% vs 94% . for classification, it's unacceptable. reply: For your classification it's unacceptable. The OP seems to have anticipated this and mentions you can fine tune it for your use case. Did you try that?I don't think the point is to displace Jev, but to show it's possible to build an MVP on open weights without years of work and millions of dollars.Why (presumably) an engineer would dismiss exploring a lightweight, custom alternative to locking into a fashionable PaaS, I'll never know.

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original url: https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-Strategic-Petroleum-Reserve-Falls-to-Lowest-Level-Since-1982.html

评论信号：Chart of strategic reserve levels since 1982, for contexthttps://en.macromicro.me/charts/41674/us-strategic-petroleum... reply: Beware the Y axis not starting at 0. But it's still an insane drop. Highcharts.charts.forEach(chart => { if (chart) chart.yAxis.forEach(axis => axis.update({ min: 0 })); });

评论信号：We can simply get rid of most oil - Just ONE square mile of batteries and a TOTAL of 100 x 100 square miles of Solar can power the entire USA 24/7.It is because of world wide adoption of EVs that the fossil fuel demand has reduced and stabilized gas prices in the US.See : https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/batteries-have-unlo...

评论信号：Global oil prices haven't skyrocketed so far thanks to China inverting the OPEC strategy of keeping prices up by destroying supply.China stopped/reduced buying, used their large reserves, EVs and now accelerating EV trucks. And also coal to liquids.Eventually, China may have to start buying and thats when the fun begins.https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/17/business/energy-environme...https://oilprice.com/Energy/Coal/Chinas-Renewable-Boom-Masks...China is now the world’s great oil power. Forget OPEC. The Chinese Communist Party calls the shots. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49238158

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original url: https://lolchat.rip/

评论信号：This takes me right back to IRC and Netscape Navigator. The sound of a modem connecting would complete the experience! reply: Turn your speakers on, the sounds in there :)

评论信号：A zero-account browser chat room mimicking mid-90s online services.The state runs on Upstash Redis and is shared across three different frontends (React/Vite deployed on Vercel):* The standalone chat interface (https://lolchat.rip)* A Windows 95 simulator (https://56k.rip)* A Mac System 7 simulator (https://dialup.rip)Users dialing in from the Mac desktop and users on the Win95 machine end up in the exact same rooms talking to each other. reply: Thanks man, got me right in the nostalgia.

评论信号：The System 7 version leaves a lot to be desired.So many UI elements are absolutely WRONG.(For reference: https://infinitemac.org) reply: different goal. infinite mac is a museum, this is closer to a theme park.

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original url: https://mubi.com/en/notebook/posts/pirating-the-pirates

评论信号："“To me, it [the original Star Wars trilogy] doesn’t really exist anymore. It’s like this is the movie I wanted it to be, and I’m sorry you saw half a completed film and fell in love with it.” - George Lucas, 2004It is insane how much George Lucas has edited the original Star Wars trilogy. I think no movies have had more edits over time than Star Wars. reply: > It’s like this is the movie I wanted it to be, and I’m sorry you saw half a completed film and fell in love with it.” - George Lucas, 2004I don't begrudge any director the freedom to go back and revise their work to more perfectly realize their creative vision. The problem is when they try to erase the original released version of an historically significant film by making it completely unavailable. George had no issue accepting the accolades and billions of dollars from the original trilogy. It's fine to later release his 'perfect vision' but in today's digital media era, there's zero reason or justification to make the originals unavailable. Be proud of what your younger self made and let fans decide which they version they want to watch.I'm not just being post-hoc selective here....

评论信号：I've only barely skimmed the surface of the preservation world, but the irreverent attitude taken by the industry towards audiovisual media releases frustrates me greatly. That more accurate older releases are made unobtainable in favor of newer botched versions just adds insult to injury.I'm grateful that diminishing returns were hit earlier with audio, though, which limits the blast radius for music releases. Most classic albums have a range of different masterings available on audio CD, many of which are available cheaply secondhand, which makes getting ahold of a good/accurate release considerably less daunting.Movies and especially TV shows on the other hand are a mess. It shouldn't be a miracle to get a high-quality, faithful official remaster like the one Star Trek: TNG got. reply: > Movies and especially TV shows on the other hand are a mess. It shouldn't be a miracle to get a high-quality, faithful official remaster like the one Star Trek: TNG got.TV shows are even worse because of the soundtrack.Oh you watched this show with the iconic soundtrack?...

评论信号：One thing to note, is that the library of congress has the power to create the exceptions to the DMCA. The EFF lobbies for expansion of the exact powers the article is advocating for. https://www.eff.org/issues/dmca-rulemaking

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original url: https://archaeologymag.com/2026/09/gobeklitepe-burials-hundreds-of-scattered-bones/

评论信号：Always assumed those scattered bones were just, well, scattered. It's cool how a new understanding of burial practices provides such a neat explanation.

评论信号：Was subfloor burial common in Neolithic? reply: Seems like you'd quickly run out of floor and/or end up with a lot of bodies in one place. And are you chipping up your plaster floor every time someone dies? I'm pretty skeptical that this makes sense as a practice. Seems far more likely that a building was built over a forgotten grave.

评论信号：Some people were quick to jump on the gun and call it a human sacrifice site, I’m glad that they’re all proven wrong now. reply: The phrase is "jump the gun" or "jumped the gun" as in a fault start in a race started with a gun.