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TabPFN-3 just released: a pre-trained tabular foundation model for up to 1M rows [R][N]

TabPFN-3 was released today, the next iteration of the tabular foundation model, originally published in Nature. Quick recap for anyone new to TabPFN: TabPFN predicts on tabular data in a single forward pass - no training, no hyperparameter search, no tuning. Built on TabPFN-2.5 (Nov 2025) and TabPFNv2 (Nature, Jan 2025), which together crossed 3M downloads and 200+ published applications. What's new: * Scale: 1M rows on a single H100 (10x larger than 2.5).A reduced KV cache (\~8GB per million rows per estimator) and row-chunked inference make this practical on a single GPU * Speed: 10x-10...

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oh lovely anthropic

Reddit user complaint about Claude API plan limits and rate-cap implementation, claims marketing misrepresented compute capacity gains.

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I built a Claude Code plugin that actually enforces your rules instead of hoping the model follows them

Been using Claude Code heavily and kept running into the same thing everyone here talks about: the model ignores your rules. You tell it to write tests first, it writes the implementation. You give it coding standards, it cherry-picks which ones to follow. And as your rulebook grows, you're burning more and more tokens stuffing everything into context when only a handful of rules are relevant to what you're working on. So I built Writ. Two pieces: A retrieval engine that picks only the relevant rules and skills for the current task. It runs a five stage pipeline over a Neo4j knowledge graph...

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Stop wasting electricity

RTX 4090 power optimization for llama.cpp: reduce consumption 40% via power limits without performance loss.

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