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sandGorgon

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    Comment #48582602

    touch. RL needs to model real usecases. Some of our customers build mobile-use.

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    Comment #48576076

    have you tried running android browsers ? we run RL workloads using android browsers. We are having to maintain a fork of https://github.com/budtmo/docker-android/ and android chro…

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    Comment #47886098

    actually this is not the reason - the harness is significantly better. There is no comparable harness to Claude Code with skills, etc. Opencode was getting there, but it seems the …

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    Comment #47043939

    this is actually a very valid technique. We do the same (as an rl environments provider). Except we bundle it with a custom browser renderer which actually generates rewards based …

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    Comment #46931823

    Yeah...so in India, the GLP patent owners went to court. however, it was deemed as patent expired in March 2026. In anycase, India generally doesnt honor product patents for pharma…

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    Comment #46931692

    kubedock is its own command set. it doesnt work with compose.yml . This project specifically starts with a compose file. NOTE: kubedock has some automatic compatibility with compos…

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    Comment #46931676

    docker != docker compose. docker compose is just as heavy. there's not a significant difference between k3s and docker compose.

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    Comment #46931663

    this is done. Please feel free to try that. Also, btw - kappal is architected AI first. Meaning: 1. we have a beautiful skill that can be used by Claude 2. The help command generat…

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    Comment #46931657

    this is OpenClaw's docker compose yml - https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/blob/main/docker-compos... . Arguably the hottest thing in the world right now. Mac Minis are out of st…

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    Comment #46931652

    this is OpenClaw's docker compose yml - https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/blob/main/docker-compos... I'm not arguing for the relative superiority of jsonnet vs yaml vs anything …

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    Comment #46931649

    hey thanks so much ! just curious - i actually didnt focus on healthcheck because i wasnt sure if anyone was using it. are you using it for local dev ?

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    Comment #46927620

    docker compose is beautiful because it uses a simple elegant compose yml file - this is now an open standard. https://www.compose-spec.io/ the standard does not make it mandatory t…

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    Comment #46926224

    the test folder is for a large real project that i test on (and actually use in real life myself). it has a deliberate gitignore. plenty of tests in https://github.com/sandys/kappa…

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    Comment #46926203

    fair. however, i do genuinely find docker compose yml and dev-experience to be much more pleasant and intuitive. if you ever wanna try it again - use kappal. you will get a full k8…

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    Comment #46926190

    yes. fixing this right now. you will have it in a day or two.

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    Comment #46896114

    This is a personal project that im open-sourcing. Its one of those projects-that-should-exist-but-nobody-wants-to-kill-their-business. It takes ur standard docker compose file and …

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    Comment #46692178

    Or...use wsl2 in windows. does the same thing - much much faster. Windows is the best (sandboxed) linux

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    Comment #46677704

    could you explain what this does ? like i ask it to write a testcase (pytest, etc). why is a linter better ?

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    Comment #46677660

    have you considered using https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-exec to run terraform inside you go process to manage the entire AWS connection piece. Terraform being largely rock…

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    Comment #46509681

    this doesnt have integrated ram like lunar lake right ?

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    Comment #46075445

    deepseek kind of innovated on this using off-the-shelf components right ? to quote from their paper "In order to ensure sufficient computational performance for DualPipe, we custom…

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    Comment #46035013

    does anyone know the size at openai ? it used to run a 7500 node cluster back in 2021 https://openai.com/index/scaling-kubernetes-to-7500-nodes/

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    Comment #46014409

    the Qualcomm Adreno 750 GPU is a Snapdragon Gen 3 device. This is basically an android device. I wonder why Valve is maintaining a separate linux and driver fork for this. Snapdrag…