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michaelanckaert

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About michaelanckaert

Email: michael@sinax.be

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    Comment #48539742

    There is still a "community" on platforms such as Mastodon, reddit, various repo's. But I don't think there is a single community that can be pointed to as "The Emacs community". T…

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    Comment #48538467

    I understand your point of view, but as far as the Emacs community is concerned there is no problem. Emacs is not an editor. Emacs is not an IDE. Emacs is a platform to develop you…

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    Comment #47308030

    Working on improving AI Nexus - my custom LLM frontend that exposes all AI Models in a single interface: https://getainexus.com/

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    Comment #46986997

    I generally try to avoid adding external links as I found that those resources tend to get lost very fast. Of course, this is not always feasible, but whenever I can try to copy ov…

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    Comment #46898181

    This is great! We need more ASCII games/simulations and it's only a bonus if it's in Emacs :-)

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    Comment #46885069

    Do you mind sharing your contact / shop? Email in profile if you don't want to share publicly.

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    Comment #46598697

    I often use DuckDuckGo in HTML mode ( https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/ ) when I'm using EWW in Emacs.

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    Comment #46066749

    I agree that there is a steep learning curve compared to Github pull requests or Gitlab merge requests, but like many things the steep learning curve actually hides a very powerful…

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    Comment #46043772

    Personally I find the information density of text to be the "killer feature". I've tried voice interaction (even built some AI Voice Agents) and while they are very powerful, easy …

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    Comment #46039593

    Sure to protect your machine, but what about data security? Do I want to allow unknown code to be run on my private/corporate data? Sandbox all you want but sooner or later your da…

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    Comment #46039400

    Correct, I wouldn't use it myself as it's a trivial addition to your implementation. Personally I keep all my work in this space as provider agnostic as I can. When the bubble even…

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    Comment #46039303

    I was referring to letting LLM's search github and run tools from there. That's like randomly searching the internet for code snippets and blindly running them on your production m…

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    Comment #46039233

    ^ this. Careful design of what tools are passed when is key to good agent design.

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    Comment #46039202

    Security nightmare inbound... The example given by Anthropic of tools filling valuable context space is a result of bad design. If you pass the tools below to your agent, you don't…

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    Comment #46039171

    The "Tool Search Tool" is like a clever addition that could easily be added yourself to other models / providers. I did something similar with a couple of agents I wrote. First LLM…

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    Comment #46039096

    Don't give anyone any ideas. We now have SEO, GEO, AEO and now TEO? :-p

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    Comment #45990452

    And Emacs. Sure Elisp isn't the best lisp around (Personally I would give that title to Common Lisp), Emacs is a good Lisp environment.

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    Show HN: AI Nexus – Multi-model workspace with projects and branching

    Hey HN! Just launched the beta of AI Nexus and wanted to share what I'm building. The problem I'm solving: I was paying multiple LLM subscriptions (ChatGPT Plus + Claude Pro) and c…

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    Comment #45844806

    Sending the whole context on each user message is essentially what the model remembers of this conversation. ie: it is entirely stateless. I've written some agents that have their …

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    Comment #45358777

    I didn't glace at it, I read it :-) The architecture is a 'unified memory bus', so yes the GPU has access to that memory. My comment was a bit unfortunate as it implied I didn't ag…

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    Comment #45358564

    Qwen has some really great models. I recently used qwen/qwen3-next-80b-a3b-thinking as a drop-in replacement for GPT-4.1-mini in an agent workflow. Cost 4 times less for input toke…

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    Comment #45358514

    You need memory on the GPU, not in the system itself (unless you have unified memory such as the M-architecture). So we're talking about cards like the H200 that have 141GB of memo…

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    Comment #45260152

    oooh, nice burn ^^

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    Comment #44443281

    Is working than 60 hours a week necessary to have a good team? Sure, having FU$ as you put it removes the necessity to keep the scale of your work life balance tipped to the benefi…

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    Comment #43821649

    Virtual Staging with AI for real estate!