← Back to context Comment by apcragg 3 hours ago Those would be OCXOs. TXCOs are just temperature compensated. 4 comments apcragg Reply MrBuddyCasino 3 hours ago Every time I trust my memory it betrays me. cestith 2 hours ago I treat my technical memories in discussions like the Russian proverb Reagan popularized in the disarmament negotiations with the Soviets. доверяй, но проверяй “Trust, but verify.”Meta: Yes, I did a quick search to verify some of this before replying. MrBuddyCasino 5 minutes ago Very good. Sometimes I‘m too impatient. petesergeant 1 hour ago I am getting into the questionable habit of arguing my point with an LLM before contributing it these days.> доверяй, но проверяйI wasn't aware of the source phrase, nor how much better it sounds phonetically in Russian (doveryay, no proveryay)
MrBuddyCasino 3 hours ago Every time I trust my memory it betrays me. cestith 2 hours ago I treat my technical memories in discussions like the Russian proverb Reagan popularized in the disarmament negotiations with the Soviets. доверяй, но проверяй “Trust, but verify.”Meta: Yes, I did a quick search to verify some of this before replying. MrBuddyCasino 5 minutes ago Very good. Sometimes I‘m too impatient. petesergeant 1 hour ago I am getting into the questionable habit of arguing my point with an LLM before contributing it these days.> доверяй, но проверяйI wasn't aware of the source phrase, nor how much better it sounds phonetically in Russian (doveryay, no proveryay)
cestith 2 hours ago I treat my technical memories in discussions like the Russian proverb Reagan popularized in the disarmament negotiations with the Soviets. доверяй, но проверяй “Trust, but verify.”Meta: Yes, I did a quick search to verify some of this before replying. MrBuddyCasino 5 minutes ago Very good. Sometimes I‘m too impatient. petesergeant 1 hour ago I am getting into the questionable habit of arguing my point with an LLM before contributing it these days.> доверяй, но проверяйI wasn't aware of the source phrase, nor how much better it sounds phonetically in Russian (doveryay, no proveryay)
petesergeant 1 hour ago I am getting into the questionable habit of arguing my point with an LLM before contributing it these days.> доверяй, но проверяйI wasn't aware of the source phrase, nor how much better it sounds phonetically in Russian (doveryay, no proveryay)
Every time I trust my memory it betrays me.
I treat my technical memories in discussions like the Russian proverb Reagan popularized in the disarmament negotiations with the Soviets.
“Trust, but verify.”
Meta: Yes, I did a quick search to verify some of this before replying.
Very good. Sometimes I‘m too impatient.
I am getting into the questionable habit of arguing my point with an LLM before contributing it these days.
> доверяй, но проверяй
I wasn't aware of the source phrase, nor how much better it sounds phonetically in Russian (doveryay, no proveryay)