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Comment #47971463
Also what has been happening a long time is that if you try to do any opencode development Anthropic models will start replacing the word opencode with claude intermittently. Imagi…
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Comment #47818209
No model download needed alternative: github.com/randomm/oo
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Comment #47699424
Similar experiences here. Suddenly my max 20 account is just useless…
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Comment #47670911
github.com/randomm/kuiskaus
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Comment #47670903
Oh dear, why does it not use apfel for cleanup? No model download necessary…
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Show HN: Chained apples, or apfels, for more logic
Thought to try if I could chain multiple apfel calls to make the Apple LLM be more useful, enabling use of natural language to run many zsh commands or combinations of commands.
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Comment #47489197
Nice one! Looking forward to trying it out. Have had the same grievances about Arc being abandone. Dia? … nah
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Show HN: Oo – compress output for coding agents (cargo test → "47 passed, 2.1s")
I've been running coding agents heavily for the past year or so using frontier model APIs, open weight model APIs and, most recently, local models (Qwen family models on a Strix Ha…
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Comment #47464326
Hey, so I have been tinkering lately with locally running LLMs for programming purposes, on a Strix Halo machine with 128GB of RAM. I quickly realised that in order to get more spe…
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Comment #47395634
Nice idea, but the labels are a bit too opinionated for me. Literally all my code has been ”ghostwritten” for the past 18 months. Does not sound like something enterprise customers…
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Comment #47181819
Interesting concept, but is it going to age well with context sizes of models are changing all the time (growing, mostly)?
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Comment #47152569
Very nice!!
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Comment #47148950
Oh-my-bloat. I am still an avid user of opencode, my own fork though with async tools etc, but it is cumbersome and tries to do too many things.
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Comment #47148943
It is an awesome fork! Tried to contribute also, but community seems quite close knit.
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Show HN: Vipune – Simple Memory for Agents
vipune is a local CLI memory store for AI agents. You tell your LLM agents to run vipune add "..." and vipune search "..." — it stores embeddings locally in SQLite and retrieves by…
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Comment #46994979
This would be interesting if it was an open weights model.
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Comment #46975537
Indeed and I got two words for you: Strix Halo
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Comment #46917418
So happy to see this featured here! Had been tinkering with bikes a long time before finding Sheldon’s site, but when I did I was dumbstruck by the amount of insight. And to top th…
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Comment #46898422
Okay so is this ”inspired” by nanoclaw that was featured here two days ago?
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Comment #46604068
They are a small team and tool has gotten wildly popular. Which is not to say that slowing down and addressing quality and security issues would not be a bad idea. I’ve been an act…
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Comment #46509371
Yes, I get it. Personally dancing between commercial work (GH) and personal (no need for GH). Because of orchestration setup works for former end up using also for latter. Maybe sh…
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Comment #46508759
Looks great, well done. What I do not understand about beads or alternatives such as this is: why not just use github issues? Or is it just the aversion of being tied to github? My…
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Comment #45880542
Yes! Godspeed to lazygit! Really happy to see it featured here, I became a convert couple of years ago after switching to Astronvim (lazyvim is bundled with it).
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Comment #45647792
I’m wondering if it would be possible to use the new skills feature or agents with this. Without the agents or the skills, I don’t know how useful this would be.