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Comment #49152091
I've had nothing but trouble with Qwen on opencode. GLM too. I know a few people who use them on Ollama could without issue though, so I don't think it's a model issue.
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Comment #49055471
one thing I enjoyed about The Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky: the spiders learned to build "computers" out of ant colonies by hijacking the ants ability to generate and res…
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Comment #48950418
I'm not a lawyer, so grain of salt, but I'd imagine the courts would still view those purchases to have been made by Apple since they would be for the benefit of Apple, not the hyp…
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Comment #48901272
neat idea but the pay-to-win aspect kind of kills any pretense of this being about the prompt. it's pretty much guaranteed that the winner will be someone using fable or sol and th…
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Comment #48901129
looks like an interesting paper and the abstract seems to confirm my theory about latency spikes and packet loss. i'll have to give it a thorough read tonight. thanks!
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Show HN: I MitM'd Plex to make remote streaming suck less
I've been hoarding media for a long time. Longer than I care to think about honestly. At this point the collection is large enough that several of the friends and family members I'…
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Comment #48868181
well it took 10s of second to load very little. tapping on the muesli vs corn flakes comparison gave me no visual feedback to indicate it was ever going to do anything. then it die…
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Comment #48783089
> Drop a screen-recording of varela --web here — the world with avatars fanning out is the demo that sells it. git add docs/demo.gif. you should take your llm's advice on this one
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Comment #48656099
the `im` rust crate provides immutable data structures, one of them being an RRB-based Vec. don't remember what the stdlib Vec uses.
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Comment #48598195
http://archive.today/8rc2k
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Comment #48446459
biggest issue I've had with flash is that it seems to hit a sort of "dumb o'clock" wall. right around the time Beijing would be going to work, response quality takes a dump on inst…
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Comment #48441402
have you tried their flash model? pro was too slow for me too but I've found flash to be more than capable and it's faster than Gpt-5.5 at medium.
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Comment #48323267
I think that's delta-v.
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Comment #48304500
hence "bingo"
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Comment #48259438
same here. gpt-5.x medium was my default for coding and v4 flash (max) has completely replaced it. it's the first open source model that made me feel like I could just let rip and …
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Comment #48252268
The Culture
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Comment #48252240
Spolier: Nothing.
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Comment #48232772
quantum, AI, AND blockchain. all it needs now is to be written in Rust. ... bingo!
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Comment #48170069
The system and plugins are Rust. Workflows can be defined in a plugin with Rust or externally with YAML. Might add support for custom WASM plugins down the road, but everything shi…
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Comment #48166347
I'm working on one right now where nearly everything can be expressed as a combination of workflows. There will be some built-in agent types out of the box but all the Lego pieces …
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Comment #48153269
My favourite AI laziness indicator these days is the uncorrected ASCII art formatting errors. I'm all in favour of using AI for development, even for letting AI build the whole thi…
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Comment #48035656
neat idea but my first thought on seeing that name was "enema"
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Comment #47815700
do you wear Crocs or some other kind of thick foam shoe/sandal? do you live in a dry climate?
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Comment #47755695
I agree with you that, when sharing, location should be stripped by default with an option to include it. After seeing this post I checked my recent photos. I'm using a Pixel 6 Pro…
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Comment #47736936
I'm sure all the people who died in Iraq and Afghanistan would be glad to know it was all just pretend.