QuantLogic: LLM Resource & Tooling Auditor

Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.Anyway, more seriously, I hope it's obvious by now that I don't particularly care that my means of communication is so offensive to you. I think you should, like, cry a river, build a bridge, then, well... get over it, you know?And on the, er, "topic"? A rule of thumb for me does not have to be one for you, even if it's explicitly presented as such a rule. I thought that would be obvious but, well, here we are. Anyway, how's life been treating you?

You two have just listed several tools needs to clean up after another tool: not a strong argument for “simpler”.

There was something about the shebang method that made someone else that I wanted to use not work but I forget the details. In any case, just is very nice — I just like mise more at the moment.The own-file bit comes in nice when you want to run them standalone (CI/CD; maybe someone doesn’t want to use the runner) or you’re fighting against escaping rules. I like having them in the mise file when they’re just a couple of lines. If it turns into a full-on thing, then I prefer to extract it.Either way, options are nice.

Does anyone know how token- and reasoning efficient it is? The charts don't show how many tokens were used in any benchmark.

> The US also isn't energy-limited.I have not looked into it, but I have heard a lot of new data center have to run on site gas turbine on trailers to have enough power.If the US is not energy limited, why they do that?