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cheshire_cat

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    Comment #49257050

    Would be interesting to see how Crunch [0][1] does on that benchmark. Any plans to add it to the benchmark? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49252127 [1] https://wiki.call-…

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    Comment #48731048

    What would a special Lumo agent bring to the table that you can't already get by using OpenCode with an European inference provider?

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    Comment #48463225

    By that logic links to the FT and the WaPo also couldn't be posted. Which I guess is a fair position to take, but seems too limiting to me.

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    Comment #48057460

    Wouldn't it be more efficient to convert the requirements these 200 markdown files into Playwright tests? You could still use an LLM to write and extend the tests, but running the …

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    Comment #47985612

    Sounds promising, thanks for your report. I didn't want to say that they're not cheaper to run, artificial analysis also shows that they're cheaper. My main point was about it bein…

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    Comment #47985381

    While the cost are lower than frontier models there are two factors that make DS4 Pro and K2.6 not as cheap as they might look. For DS4 Pro there's a discount going on for the offi…

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    Comment #47146203

    It's called rv: https://github.com/spinel-coop/rv

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    Comment #46438227

    You've released quite a few projects lately, very impressive. Are you using LLMs for parts of the coding? What's your work flow when approaching a new project like this?

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    Comment #46353277

    What do you mean by "making intent explicit at the entry point"?

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    Comment #46186589

    This is a follow up to the article "I Went All-In on AI. The MIT Study Is Right." [0] Previous article was posted two times to hn but didn't get traction. [0] https://leadershiplig…

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    Comment #45769341

    Thanks for those great recommendations! You might be interested to hear that Carolyn Cassadi, Neal Cassadys wife at the time, wrote a book about her life with Neal and Jack. Not on…

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    Comment #45560594

    Sounds useful, please share it here if you end up implementing it!

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    Comment #45400279

    Are we talking about a keyboard kit or pre-built? 40$ seems quite cheap even for china.

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    Comment #45370366

    Discussion at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44823272

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    Comment #45351575

    Go is fast compared to Python or Ruby. Go is not fast compared to C. I think people that talk about GC'd languages being slow are usually not building Rails or Django apps in their…

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    Comment #45299559

    I assume you're referencing "The Design of Everyday Things" by Donald Norman? Is this the book you recommend people read to learn about "the gestalt"? Are there any other resources…

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    Comment #44629204

    I can't fully see the text on mobile, the beginning is cut off and zooming out doesn't help. Just so you know. :)

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    Comment #44624409

    Kotlin as well, although I think this is mostly because of Android?

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    Comment #44610605

    Why do you want to stop using helm charts? Genuine question, as I'm new to Kubernetes and helm.

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    Comment #44417074

    Java is one of the few languages where I prefer the endemic/specialized version manager in the form of sdkman over mise. It has more Java versions available and also allows you to …

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    Comment #44415068

    In case anyone else is wondering, that's their page: https://inne.io/pages/contraception