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Yes, but a lot of the "verified" ones have hundreds of pieces for sale, each highly-detailed variations of another in wildly different styles. That, for me, is a big tell.

It's a part of Retroid's overlay. On a Retroid, a swipe from the right reveals the system controls and one of the buttons there purges some processes to free RAM.

Yes, but so is maintaining 20 codebases that essentially do the same thing.

Monogram on shirt.

I've been staring at that one for days as a first automatic to complement my SBTM339. I've always wanted a radial starburst and for it to be a Cocktail Time as well is killer.

I was on the fence about this one, but seeing the depth and clarity in these photos might have pushed me over the edge in finally upgrading my aged and abused Citizen Corso. It's so difficult to find a Seiko that isn't drowning in complications, rings, buttons, etc. once you cross into the midrange offerings.

(Once you go solar for everyday wear, everything else is just annoying.)

Some more places to search. Search on all the names you know, not just hers. As you discovered with Abraham's birth certificate, ancillary data can be helpful as well. Do not limit yourself to Strzałkowo. Try Września/Wreschen, Poznań/Posen, Berlin, and towns near the Russian border.

https://poznan-project.psnc.pl/index.php?lang=en

You mentioned Israeli immigration, so be aware this is all public access:

• https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-11018/israel-immigration-lists-1919-1974 (Immigration)
• https://genealogy.org.il/AID/ (birth, death)
• https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/cemetery/ (burial)

Lastly, while it may be uncomfortable, you can use Holocaust databases indirectly. The families of victims are often listed with them, which can give you additional leads and possibly verify Jim Bennett's assertion (which isn't even technically secondhand information as an absence of evidence is not evidence of absence).

Good luck!

Great and informative workup. I figured the "adaptive" model at the front was the source of all problems a while back but it's good to see data.

I strongly recommend people listen to Anthropic when they say things like: "Claude does better when you give it all the information up front." They're telling you something important. In this case, you have to tease the prompt analyzer into turning the engine on.

And murder Tuftwick? 2.1.92 forever!

Nope. As of the announcement it was Team/Enterprise/API only. Because F Max users?

auto mode is unavailable for your plan

Oh well.

I've had a window running Opus for three days on Max. What in the world are you asking it to do?

Or are you just making 💩 up to join the crowd?

Yeah, I get rate limited or outright rejected periodically. I suspect that it only works when routed to certain datacenters.

Codex OTOH seems to just work, though I'm not stressing it at all; just a set of simple research agents.

The model isn't. That part's important as well. Though, it feels like gpt-oss or qwen3.

Interesting. I have an M1 Max 64GB and just leave two models loaded in Ollama most of the time without even noticing it's working (home automation: qwen2.5vl:3b, mistral:7b). I wonder if the problem is asking more of the machine than it can reasonably do?

So do people usually queue up 10-20 chapters and dump them to get started, then?

Best I can tell the RR meta is fantasy and litrpg? Are there similar places who lean less ... that?

Give https://languagetool.org a whirl sometime.

... never The Riddler. 😀

IIRC that's because he wrote the first book to publisher standards to get in the door (I think his wife helped edit it?) and once he got in and had a following he was able to write the story he wanted to in the first place.

At least, that's how I heard it. It reads like it, for sure.

No, it's on npm.

It's a better interface for a lot of things. Using output styles makes it do all kinds of other things, too.

The VS Code extension is ... not great.

But you can open a terminal in VS Code/Codium, start claude, use "/ide" to connect, and get back to the v1 integration where you have power and integration again. And skip permissions.

But 1M token contexts! (That don't really work all too great and cost 2-3x as much...)