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Notably they have been using it internally since May. This is their v2.

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SpaceXAI (Formerly xAI)

Many developers just want a good TUI and that's what it serves as.

Is this public? I'm interested in trying it.

12 prompts and my weekly usage on the 5x Max plan is up :(

This is impressive but in a sample I tried, it switched language on the second paragraph. I'm on a M4 Pro Macbook. https://gist.github.com/britannio/481aca8cb81a70e8fd5b7dfa2f...

Hey HN, I wanted to share a few tips I use to get more out of coding agents connected to a browser!

I had access to GitHub Copilot as a student in early 2022 while learning Haskell and immediately realised that it would hinder my learning if I didn't turn it off and implicitly fo…

I discovered the "Layered Tool Pattern" a few days ago which exposes three tools to discover and execute an arbitrary number of service endpoints. https://engineering.block.xyz/blo…

I used this throughout my computer science degree, and it worked a charm. Now I rely on it as a solid personal knowledgebase.

looking forward to the new tool

> We develop your entire backend according to your spec for 75% less cost than anyone else charges for a comparably high-quality implementation Icing on the cake

Why didn't they include Whoop or Oura?

I had three hours to build a website, so I used Cursor Composer to create a website that builds websites. Claude Sonnet generated the ideas for each of the 200+ websites and then c…

The lack of a bug bounty program doesn't prohibit them from rewarding reported vulnerabilities.

Some of the work from Tinycorp is: https://github.com/tinygrad/7900xtx

Only while a vendor is ahead of the others. We developers will favour a vendor with faster inference and lower pricing.

It was a cool thing... I expected a hacky demo that'd fall apart mid-way but it held up. The Macintosh SE in the office was cool too.

So cool. I wonder if it'd work for a Raspberry Pi Pico + https://pimoroni.com/picodisplay or similar devices.

The data is supposedly there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41975320

Joseph explains the algorithm on YouTube too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjbEG7COj7o It's great work, combining the best of OT and CRDTs.

You can combine the best of both too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjbEG7COj7o

Andrej Karpathy states that LLMs are highly general purpose technology for statistical modelling of token streams [1]. For example, comma.ai uses transformers in their self-driving…