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recsv-heredoc

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About recsv-heredoc

A deep interest in philosophy, futurism and software.

https://mindfront.ai

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    TCP is very tough to get right - with this said ,this would be great to help network-deployments where UDP is blocked and other restrictions such as national firewalls apply. Excit…

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    Comment #49148606

    Realtime multiplayer - to clarify the position.

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    Comment #49128827

    Kinda makes sense. Multiplayer is at odds with async, generally speaking - and LLMs/agents really see their productivity rise up with async work.

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    Comment #49128712

    Aren't there a ton of products already doing this? Why not just use claude Cowork? Surely they're simpler/better/more featureful/developed than the alternatives here? What advantag…

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    Comment #49004597

    This is now 404ing. Someone at BFL reads HN.

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    Comment #48998440

    Hopefully they've had enough time to improve things since then. Open SoTA hasn't dramatically advanced at the top end (efficiency gains, sure, but nothing remarkable yet) since tho…

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    Comment #48960791

    Why do you still have a television in your home?

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    Comment #48906363

    very load bearing suggestion.

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    Comment #48897242

    Having to have Xcode installed is more than half the problem. It makes Visual Studio look lightweight.

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    Comment #48877296

    It's unlikely that someone who understands this well enough to see its value wouldn't be completely comfortable with a terminal interface.

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    Comment #48693132

    Great article. This is exactly what we're doing from a product perspective. What if the frontier-minus-6-months assumption does not hold? The US has 5x the AI Capex of China, and 1…

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    Ask HN: Model access depends on citizenship. What should Non-US founders do?

    LLMs are at this point a necessity to develop large scale systems - we couldn't do what we do without them. Our team is worried by the developments of Mythos/Fable getting restrict…

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    Comment #48658303

    The harness is really important. It matters so much - possibly even more than the model. We had harness crashes after running many agents - granted we were doing quite a bit with i…

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    Comment #48245960

    The cost of compute and inference efficiency keeps dropping. Deepseek has numerous advantages here that Anthropic has not likely implemented. If we assume the current rate of 10x r…

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    Comment #48186621

    It's very hard to compete with the massively-token-subsidized big players when our entire team is spending nearly 20x the claude code subscription cost in API token usage - it's im…

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    Comment #48178932

    Maybe that's not how it's being used though - Nobody needs photoshop to solve a specific focused problem. Photoshop is a (formerly?) great toolbox. Toolboxes are good if you need t…

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    Comment #48025814

    CloudFlare offers excellent service for many of the open-weights models. It's fast, cheap and simple to set up. Can highly suggest as an LLM provider. They serve gemma-4-26b-a4b-it…

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    Comment #47975187

    There's so much tracking on this site it's even running WebGL to try and fingerprint the browser. Is that really necessary for a joke site, or does this ship by default with every …

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    Comment #47927003

    I can highly suggest visidata! https://www.visidata.org It's an incredibly useful piece of software for data wrangling and exploration.

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    Comment #47920679

    LLMs are rapidly becoming the first 'purely digital commodity'. Being digital it's somewhat hard to apply any kind of trade protectionism or Chicken Tax onto them. Maybe there's a …

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    Comment #47855137

    I tried to find them on GitHub. Doesn't seem to be FOSS/OSS either. Does address a real use-case - might be great as a library or a lightweight alternative to Mermaid. As SaaS it's…

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    Yes - the interesting part is the decision that the “risk of losing internal comms to a ban is worth it” - even at that size. According to one of the founders there’s no better way…