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Seems a reach

That’s true but often the discussion in the comments are.

Someone on here once point out that their CTO worked at Oracle and I haven't been able to forget that since.

Sorry for confusion. I indeed meant the model itself.

This is my favorite of the Chinese models I have tried. I think it would be hard to know if I was using Opus of MiMo if blindfolded in many instances.

This is an extremely online community. It makes sense that this small post would resonate with some readers, in my opinion.

At this point I can only assume that AWS wants to have this naming issue. It’s an issue they have everywhere. Sagemaker is the worst offender. Only a solution architect can guide t…

I would read a GCP horror story for fun. Any thing you can direct me to?

Here's my top-secret Rube Goldberg Machine that maintains my online identity.

I'm sure nothing bad will come of this idea.

It's own RT'ed open source models right?

Could I use this to store secrets to hide env vars from agents?

Why should we cede Tolkien to those villians?

I agree with you, but I can report that in Germany people ring bells constantly and it is simply considered normal. Big cultural difference.

This is what dev.exe is great for, and it comes with Pi and its own coding agent Shelley preloaded. Also it’s incredibly fast and you can easily access the VMs from your phone.

Love this! Super cool.

This is very much AI written, right? The voice sounds like Claude.

I also found Angular to be a nightmare. I enjoy Astro, Svelte, even Preact can be fun. There are many to try. My comment above was just a joke, but I'm getting downvoted.

React benign? That’s the first time I’ve seen this suggestion on HN. Usually it’s held responsible for great crimes and wrongs.

Wow nice! Thank you.

Ah thanks. I’m sympathetic to this, but I don’t expect most people to be able to draw that line.

My thoughts exactly.

Thank you, I understand all of this. My question was about the reference to "petty and bitter."

The OpenCode bun dependency is an unsettling issue I would imagine.