LAST POST: "He did not recall who poured that ketamine or how much they consumed. He also indicated that Complainant "got up out of the bed and started doing like a bodybuilder pose" while [REDACTED] were in the alumni room. (App. A, 186) " "In [REDACTED]'s January 8 interview, he recalled entering the alumni room in the early morning hours of October 20 and talking with Complainant and [REDACTED]. He continued, "At some point, then the door opens in the room. I look back and I see [Respondent [REDACTED]] has entered the room. Then, I can't recall if it was right behind him or a little bit later at some point [REDACTED] walks into the room as well." In the hearing on May 14, 2025, [REDACTED] explained, "I believe sometime shortly before [REDACTED] asked to ingest ketamine off of Complainant's body, I remember actually hearing the door and glancing back and seeing them, but I actually don't recall where they were exactly when he said those words specifically." (Trans. 5/14; 144) In his January 27 interview, [REDACTED] said that he and [REDACTED] then ingested ketamine off Complainant's body. In the hearing on May 14, he stated about that time, "I had not heard or seen [Respondent [REDACTED]] since I heard that door open in the moment, but I think I had the impression that they were in the room too somewhere in the background." (Trans. 5/14; 147) When asked what gave him the impression that Respondent [REDACTED] was still in the room at that time, [REDACTED] answered, "I just didn't recall hearing the door open again." (Trans. 5/14; 147) In his January 27 interview, he said about what happened next, "I remember at some point, [Respondent [REDACTED]] just comes up to me. I'm not sure what he said, but he just walks up to me because he's one of my friends. [...] I don't remember the exact words he said to me, but I just remember him coming up to me, and then, going back to talking with, I believe, it was [REDACTED]." (App. A, 428) He recalled that the next thing that happened was Complainant exiting the bed and "flexing her muscles to everybody in the room," after which [REDACTED] "came into the room and basically kick[ed] everyone out[.]" (App. A, 428) He did not remember Respondent [REDACTED] inhaling ketamine off Complainant's body. [REDACTED] each consistently recalled - both at their respective interviews and at the hearing - that they observed Respondent [REDACTED] exiting the alumni room at or around 5:00 a.m. when they went to that room with [REDACTED]."

This. People keep asking me for my setup. It's really just any harness, multiple agents concurrently, barely any skills, and using adversarial reviews. There's no magic sauce (or source!). The models are great out of the box.

just setting up my twttr

Patriota.

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I've had agents implement and optimize the Campfire web app in Elixir, Go, and Rust. Yes, Ruby is the slowest. I didn't care about that when the pay-off was huge in terms of productivity and developer joy. But if you're no longer reading the code? github.com/basecamp/once-cam…