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agambrahma
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Comment #48377118
Yeah, the content + feel felt like I'm reading this in 2013. Nothing wrong with that, it's a good thing that stuff is discovered anew [as opposed to being lost/forgotten], but it d…
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Comment #48317698
In case it helps: https://coalton.app/ And a scripting version: https://smelter.app/
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Comment #47828882
Yes, that's the right idea. It's less about browsers, and more about server/edge/local-agent runtimes. Wasm lets you have - sandboxing (untrusted actor code) - clean snapshot/resto…
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Comment #47828844
Yes, simply for local inference -- not much, native is the obvious choice. The value would be in actor processes, where you can delegate inference without paying the 'copy tax' for…
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Comment #47828778
Agree, maybe "changes the physics" was too strong, shared cpu/gpu memory is not new. What is different then is the combination of 1. UMA memory (and yes, iGPU had this, pre-M1) 2. …
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Comment #47818876
This is crazy impressive ... the kind of thing that should inspire one to do more, much more, than whatever "mere plumbing" one happens to be doing at the moment
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Show HN: Try Gerbil Scheme in the Browser
Gerbil is a Scheme built on Gambit that compiles to native code via C. It has an actor-oriented concurrency model, a rich module system, and a batteries- included stdlib. I built a…
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Show HN: Patchwork – async collaborative image quilts
When my kids were young we'd flip restaurant menus over and fill a hand-drawn grid with crayon doodles, one square at a time. I wanted to turn that ritual into an app. Patchwork le…
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Comment #47267366
Tried mobile app, mobile website, desktop website Cannot place an order to ship (!)
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Comment #46637753
https://agambrahma.com -- linking out to places where my identity is spread out right now
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Comment #46085508
Applied plasma physics (spheromaks, solitons, field topology) to UAP observations. Explains the "five observables" better than the spacecraft model ... though radar signatures and …
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Comment #45659510
Or Eastgate, or Storyspace? https://www.eastgate.com/
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Comment #45659497
No one mentioned "Avatar MUD" ? https://www.outland.org/news.php
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Comment #45586157
Sorry, couldn't help myself https://imgflip.com/i/a940ug
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Comment #45130492
[I'm likely missing something, but] "EVM-compatible, built on Reth" => they're essentially building a private Ethereum fork with a fancy validator selection process. Couldn't they …
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Show HN: macOS Gemini/Cerebras text quick-chat app
I've built a native macOS AI chat application that supports both Gemini and Cerebras providers through a single interface. You can choose between either depending on what each conv…
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Comment #44916743
So ... essentially testing file descriptor allocation overhead
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Comment #44895753
Fixed now, let me know if you find something broken
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Comment #44895747
Fixed now
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Comment #44893487
Thanks, I'll take a look and fix them soon
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Comment #44893481
Thanks, I'll fix them soon
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Comment #44879525
Reference for Coalton: https://coalton-lang.github.io
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Show HN: Coalton Playground – Type-Safe Lisp in the Browser
I built a browser-based REPL for Coalton, a statically typed Lisp dialect that merges Haskell’s type system with Common Lisp. Coalton gives you: - Algebraic data types, pattern mat…