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blondin

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    Comment #48230854

    Google+ couldn't handle spams. Inbox was an excellent execution. one needed the tech that made Gmail, and the other couldn't co-exist with Gmail? we will never truly know.

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    Comment #47346233

    This is an excellent idea and a great execution. I am seeing similar divergence in how custom agents are defined. A tool for managing custom agents is needed right now.

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    Comment #47293853

    Thank you so much for building this. The larger demoscene art community needs something like this. Also, as someone suggested, maybe a starter default art pack would be awesome.

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    Comment #47256518

    This is a very interesting way of building agent skills. Seems like the imperative way of orchestration/automation is making a comeback.

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    Comment #47020708

    yep, can confirm. we pay for the service, we use an ad-blocker and we are the ones affected. oh the irony... i now have ublock disabled for youtube.

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    Comment #46749788

    This is very nice!

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    Comment #46333405

    This is a wonderful idea. I couldn't get Gemini CLI to work, but I understand that ACP integration is still experimental. This is close to the UI I wanted for agents because I find…

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    Comment #43316270

    thank you!

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    Comment #42788717

    "evo workspace merge" maps[0] to "git merge" [0]: https://github.com/crazywolf132/evo/blob/main/docs/migration...

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    Comment #42628298

    very impressed with the images generated by the model. great work!

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    Comment #42524024

    love this idea! here's ghostty: https://gitdiagram.com/ghostty-org/ghostty

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    Comment #42522614

    thank you and the community for the work. i hope to see blocks (not sure if this is a shell thing or a terminal thing) the same way warp does it :)

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    Comment #41460322

    indeed. i thought i didn't have any phobia until i had a single experience with an MRI machine with no sedation. i came out with mild claustrophobia that only time has been healing…

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    Comment #41001159

    very surprised by all the infrastructure hosted in us central. the page claims codespaces is functional but it clearly is not. it fails at loading vscode after bootstrapping the en…

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    Comment #40730298

    not sure how to use this app.

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    Comment #40632986

    Scratchapixel and Rougier's Python OpenGL ( https://github.com/rougier/python-opengl ) are two books that i want to see completed one day...

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    Comment #39690815

    great work on the first iteration!

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    Comment #39365458

    imagine that!

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    Comment #39238279

    stay away from samsung fridges too.

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    Comment #39145097

    saw the expression "que sopa?" and thought about all the verlan french rappers brought into the french language. most of them will never make it into the french dictionary.

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    Comment #39124373

    powershell wanted to expose input and output as objects. liked the concept. the execution could have been better though.

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    Comment #39113613

    amen. one of the worst apps on apple tv. it got to the point i don’t even try to like videos. or rewind them. or do anything while they are playing lest i cause a restart. bufferin…

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    Comment #39093529

    yes, i am sure AI can compose music in the near future. a lot of folks are pessimistic on this one, but i can see the possibility. if we define music (as i do) as storytelling and …

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    Comment #39071869

    ridiculous, overblown, and not much to see. just a typical prompt engineering.