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qudat

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    Comment #49252420

    > Or maybe models get so good that a 30B model is genuinely smart enough to do everything, so nobody really needs a model like Opus or Sol unless they’re trying to solve the Reiman…

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    Comment #49251404

    Funny as I just cancelled my Kagi sub to get the Gemini ai pro sub. The deal was too good to pass up

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    Comment #49237438

    I’m iterating on a constellation of git collab services that I’m calling “the disappearing code forge.” All self hostable with a focus on minimalism and Unix philosophy. I just rev…

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    Comment #49217140

    https://prose.sh for an ssh app to manage a blog

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    Comment #49204447

    Try https://zmx.sh for a more minimalist tool

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    Comment #49174650

    Interesting idea! I like the idea of more deeply integrating code agent with the terminal (e.g. shell, ptys, etc). It's spawning PTYs but does it support SSH'ing into a remote sess…

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    Comment #49151142

    another one: https://pico.sh

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    Comment #49136606

    Nice! The entire https://pico.sh constellation of services are built off rss for notifications. https://pico.sh/feeds is an ssh app that is an rss-to-email service.

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    Comment #49073482

    It’s not. Node is part of the web ecosystem. Bun was a way to upsell paas

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    Comment #49072785

    It wasn’t just on principle that those changes were rejected, they also stated the bun changes were not actually that great or general enough to upstream.

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    Comment #49026266

    Neat! I'm curious, did you consider building on top of https://github.com/neurosnap/zmx which also does attach/detach and uses libghostty?

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    Comment #48993882

    > I’d say that, in all the ways that matter, I understand the code. Sure, if I had to hand-edit it now, there’d be a serious learning curve. But I won't have to. Famous last words,…

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    Comment #48972007

    It’s been great for llm + cli usage on mikrotik

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    Comment #48969605

    The component trees have to be rewritten, only the non-view related JS code can be reused.

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    Comment #48969593

    You can do damage tracking for TUIs. Printing to the terminal is done by moving the cursor and redrawing the line the cursor is on.

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    Comment #48963650

    Very cool! I run a set of ssh-based services over at https://pico.sh and love seeing all the indie web content on HN! Sftp is still very useful even in 2026

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    Comment #48955044

    There’s not much of a difference because open models are distilling from frontier models. If frontier models cease to exist then many of these open models will as well

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    Comment #48726319

    I just use https://tuns.sh which has a handy bash script to make the ssh tunnel simple

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    Comment #48714889

    > My main point is that following the spec doesn't guarantee shell scripts will be portable, which is a common misconception. That feels like a failure in the spec. Your example il…

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    Comment #48713736

    This is quite a timely post compared to: https://bower.sh/posix-shell-is-all-you-need This post was thought provoking, I wonder, is the hidden argument here that the posix spec for…

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    Comment #48630753

    > Bindings are not IPC. The Deno runtime and the rendering backend run as threads / processes inside the same address space (CEF) or coordinated process group (WebView). Calls go t…

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    Comment #48630407

    Major props to Mitchell (and his family) for these donations.

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    Comment #48594436

    I put my SS in there

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    Comment #48587310

    Anyone know the song that's playing in the demo?

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    Comment #48563660

    I feel like the claims come from wildly different personas and use cases. A 24gb vram, 5 year old titan run 27b at 30t/s and the results are good. I use sonnet and opus at my day j…