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0xAstro
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About 0xAstro
https://shauryaa.dev
mail: hi@shauryaa.dev
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Comment #49180476
or you can just wire everything up in the shell itself keeping it as simple as possible with one single tool
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Comment #48689020
> Springer Nature deviated from the normal practice of merely slapping the word RETRACTED across the digital version of the paper while still allowing scholars to read the text. In…
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Comment #48674488
How is the experience with BitWarden clients so far? Their chrome extension bugs out for me for the most basic tasks.
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Comment #48317806
the only major blocker seems to be the "legalities" for ai agents to take such jobs. aside from that, well ai is getting much better than humans at selling stuff and persuading peo…
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Comment #48317752
non paywall link: https://archive.is/K9K2F
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Comment #48267563
> Stark Industries Solutions jarvis, whats the status of my dutch servers
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Comment #48267541
I am surprised people are not talking about Brave and its goggles which allow to block off crappy searches like pinterest all the time + a neat community feature and biggest point,…
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Comment #48243194
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Comment #48241277
I would recommend you to try out the setup with gpt-5.5-cyber as the orchestrator and deepseek-v4-flash or some other fast cheap model as its workers. Getting pretty good results u…
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Comment #48241037
I had a fun day today where I had deepseek-v4-flash subagents work out patch for dirty frag for systems with AF_ALG disabled and nscd turned on, to gain root access. The original p…
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Comment #48167022
These simple harnesses perform the best in my day to day experience but I sitll can't figure out why that's the case.
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Comment #48167013
cool
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Comment #47968845
Now the 1000s of spammy chrome web extension requests when I opened LinkedIn makes sense
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Comment #47968839
now it makes sense with the 1000s of spammy not found requests to chrome extensions i was seeing on linkedin and had claude code debug.