Published artifacts

September 13, 2026 · View on GitHub

Everything this project has published outside the repo, with where it went, when, and what came back. One row per posting; drafts live next to this file and are committed before they go out, so the text that was actually published is in git history.

Log

DateVenueTitle / draftLinkStatusFollow-ups captured
2026-09-13r/LocalLLaMA (Reddit)gpt-oss-120b: DGX Spark vs AMD Strix Halo vs GPT-5.6 Terra on 10-K extractionadd after postingdraft — blocked on the --no-document control run and on quoting the bootstrap intervals
2026-09-13llama.cpp GitHub DiscussionsStrix Halo (gfx1151, Windows) Vulkan vs ROCm on gpt-oss-120b, 45K–124K-token promptsadd after postingdraft

Status values: draftpostedclosed (feedback folded back into the reports or the code).

How to add one

  1. Copy TEMPLATE.md to YYYY-MM-DD-<venue>-<slug>.md and write the post there.
  2. Add a row above with status draft; commit.
  3. Post it. Paste the public link into the row, set status posted; commit.
  4. When replies arrive, add the substantive ones to a ## Feedback section at the bottom of the draft file (who said what, in one line each, no usernames beyond the handle they posted under) and note what changed in the repo because of them. When nothing more is coming, set closed.

Where the numbers come from

Every figure in a post must trace to a committed run under state/evals/ or to one of the reports in docs/index.md. If a post needs a number that is not there yet, run the eval first and commit the artifact, then write the post.